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1.A word that describes a person that is doing undesirable activities on a back pack such as pooing (Agitating)
2. To get angry (Agitated)at another person for doing absolutely nothing
She Agitate In A toilet {Example 1}
Some one Agitated at me for doing nothing (online/verbal) {Example 2}
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Motion sensor lights are great for saving energy and making our lives easier. To save energy and reduce electricity waste, they can automatically turn on the light when they detect motion from people or moving objects in the area and turn it off when they leave and the detecting zone is empty. A motion sensor light operates automatically,
Ecobee sensor is a smart motion sensor and can be paired with a smart thermostat that monitors the environment inside your home and automatically adjusts the temperature based on what's happening inside. If you're away from home, it'll let you know if something happens and set the right temperature based on your schedule.

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Top 15 Uses of Alum for face, skin and health - Benefits of Alum Fitkari powder
Alum, popular known as Fitkari, is a commonly used name of chemical compound: the potassium double sulfate of aluminium. Alum is well known for water purification, after shave treatment and preventing evil influences. Alum powder is used in a wide range of applications from deodorants through to making pickles as it is capable of inhibiting bacterial growth. Alum powder is used in leather tanning, dyeing, baking powder and fireproof textiles.
Alum | Fitkari
Alum has a lot of medical and health benefits. But we need to make sure that only a pinch is used when taken internally. Also, it is recommended not to use alum externally on skin on daily basis. Larger intake of alum has negative side effects for the health. So it is very important to keep the alum stone and alum powder away from children.
Names of Alum in different Indian languages:
Most of you might be interesting to know what is alum in your regional language. Here you go.
Alum in Hindi - Fitkari | Phitkari.
Alum In Tamil - Patikaram or Padikaram.
Alum In Telugu - Patika.
Fitkari in Malayalam - Fatakadi or Phatakadi.
Fitkari In Kannada - Patika.
Fitkari In Gujarati - Phatakadi.
In Ayurveda Alum is called as Phitkari or Sourashtri.
1) Alum for Evil Eye and prevention of evil influences:
In Tamil Nadu, Alum stone(padikara kal) is one of the items used to prevent us from evil eye and evil influences. It is a long term belief and being followed by generations. People usually tie it using black rope and hang the alum stone outside the house to keep the evil influences away.
2) Alum Stone / Alum Block for shaving cuts:
Alum stone is commonly used for after shaving treatment. It is used a styptic for minor bleeding from shaving cuts.
3) Alum stone/block and powder for deodorant for body odor:
Alum is used as a natural deodorant for body odor as it has the capability of inhibiting bacterial growth which is responsible for body odor. But people say that it is not recommended to use it everyday.
4) Alum block for minor bleeding:
Alum is used to treat minor bleeding resulting from minor cuts and abrasions. Sprinkling alum powder can help to stop bleeding. However deep cuts and non stop bleeding requires medical intervention.
5) Alum(Potassium Alum) for Water Purification process:
Alum is used in water purification treatment widely. Alum attracts fine particles and suspended materials in raw water. It settles down those particles at the bottom of the water. The water over those particles are clean other than the dissolved particles. Hence alum powder is widely used in purifying muddy water when people go for camping. Add 5 mg alum powder per liter of water. Check whether it is able to clean the water. If not, add pinch by pinch. Make sure that you do not add more alum powder as it can cause negative side effects like nausea, vomiting, stomach upsets and many more when taken internally.
6) Alum for canker sores:
Alum powder is used to treat canker sores easily. Just place a pinch of alum powder on top of the sore and leave it for 30 seconds. Wash it off thoroughly. Repeat this for 2-3 times daily till the canker sores go off. You will get complete cure mostly within 3 days.
7) Alum for acne/pimples and tightening:
Alum is used for pimples, acne marks, acne scars and acne treatment widely. Alum powder is widely used for treating acne and pimple problems. Let us see how to use alum powder for acne. Mix alum powder with water and apply it on the acne. Leave it for 20 minutes and wash the face with clean water. Regular usage of alum powder reduces the acne.
Alum is used for tightening the skin too.
You can use rose water instead of water. You can also add egg whites if you like the egg white smell.
8) Alum for athlete's foot:
Alum powder is one of the home remedy to treat athlete's foot. Add 2-3 tbsp of alum powder in hot water and soak the feet in the water till the water remains hot or warm. Soak for a minimum of 20 minutes. Dry the feet and do not wear any synthetic fabrics till the athlete's foot is cured. Repeat this daily to get rid of athlete's foot quickly.
9) Alum for hair removal:
Alum is widely used for hair removal. Women in ancient ages used alum for removing unwanted facial hairs like upper lip hair. Mix 1/2 tsp of alum powder with 1 tsp of rose water and keep it ready. Adjust the quantity of alum powder and water as required. The ratio of alum powder to rose water is 1:2 approximately. Once hair is removed or waxing is done, apply the alum mixture on the face or the place where you want the facial hairs to be removed. Leave it for 20 minutes. If you feel that the mixture gets dried up, you can sprinkle rose water on it to keep it on more time. Wash thoroughly and pat the face dry. You can do this on your hands and legs too. Apply moisturizer after pat drying to keep the area moisturized. Regular coconut oil can be used for moisturizing. Take care not to apply on the eye and surrounding areas.
You can do this process after you go through hair removal process like threading and waxing. It will slow down the hair growth. Follow the process for long time to see the visible results like 6 months to 1 year.
10) Alum for blackheads:
A pinch of alum powder can be mixed with water or rose water and applied it on the blackheads gently. Do not rub it. Follow this process daily to remove the blackheads easily. You can use this with any natural face masks too.
11) Alum for black or dark underarms:
Using deodorant for long time might be one of the causes of black underarms or dark underarms. Using alum powder as deodorant can help to get rid of black underarm problem. But do not use it daily.
12) Alum for cold sores:
Add a drop of water to a pinch of alum powder and apply it on the cold sore. Leave it for 30 seconds and wash it off thoroughly. Repeat this process twice or thrice daily to see the visible results within 3 days.
13) Alum for cooking and canning:
Nowadays you get cooking alum(alum exclusively for cooking purpose) in many Indian grocery stores. It is used in making pickles to maintain the crispiness of fruits and vegetables used in the pickles. Alum powder is also used in making baking powders as an acidic component.
14) Alum for dandruff:
A pinch of alum powder and salt are added in shampoo while taking head bath to reduce the dandruff and to treat itchy scalp. Take care not to add more alum.
15) Alum for dark circles:
Many commercial brands started using alum powder in their product for curing dark circles. You can mix a pinch of alum powder with water and apply it on the dark circles. Take care not to apply on the eye. Please do it carefully.
Where to buy Alum block or Alum powder?
Alum is available in block and powder form. It is widely available in grocery stores and naatu marundhu kadai(country medical shop in English). The good news is it is available in online too. You can check in ebay India.
Knowing the benefits of Alum/Fitkari, it is good to keep it in stock at our home. Please let me know if you know any other benefits of Fitkari.
 1. It was a tradition of Chinas imperial courts for an empress to hand recipes and preparations to her princesses. These were often expensive at the time but now you can buy peanuts, Stripper beauty tips
 2. also heard of it being used to prevent pregnancy.
 1. How? This is my first time knowing that. Is it true
 3. Can alum cause bad breath or mouth odour
 4. Does the Alum recipe for stunting hair growth work the same if you just shave, or does the hair have to be epilated like with waxing or plucking first? Thank you for this very comprehensive and wonderful list. My mom just gave me a tin of alum and I didn't know what to do with it but I am so pleased to see it has a variety of very helpful uses.
 5. I don't think so because it kills bacteria.
 6. Can alum be used to tighten gums after all teeth have been pulled?
 7. It gives positive energy if kept at home.lot of effects of it kept at leg side corner of bed room covered and tied with red cloth.
 8. How is it used to keep evil away and I also found out that the alum can be applied for loosing fat!


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The Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI) at the University of Missouri has developed an online tool to help farmers build projected budgets for their operations.
The Farm Cost and Return Tool, or Farm CART, is at _URL_
"The tool allows beginning farmers and ranchers, not only in Missouri but all over the country, to play a what-if game on the Web," said FAPRI economist Peter Zimmel. "They can develop a farm with how many acres they want, how many animals they want, and they can see what it will look like financially over the next five years."
Farm CART was funded by a Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Grant from USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture. The USDA Beginning Farmer and Rancher project was started because the age of the average farmer is increasing and the number of farmers is decreasing. USDA is looking for ways to educate people who may want to start farming in the future, Zimmel said.
FAPRI developed Farm CART to help producers who are either thinking about farming or are looking to grow their operation, but Zimmel says the tool can benefit anyone who wants help making better-informed agricultural finance decisions.
"With the risk that is involved in agriculture, you really need to plan for the future," Zimmel said. "What's the future look like for your farming operation? Is it feasible to continue to farm the way you're farming?"
Farm CART uses the baseline projections that FAPRI produces every year. The tool can provide budgets based on a selected location but can also be customized to a specific operation.
"One of the strengths of this tool is that producers can say they want to make a farm that looks like X, Y and Z, and see how that looks financially," Zimmel said. "But then they can go back and add soybeans and see what the difference is financially. Is it a positive or a negative? Then they can go back and make a better-informed decision if they should grow their farm that way."
Zimmel says a lot of effort went into making Farm CART easy to use. He says there is very little information that producers have to enter before they can play those what-if games. Information from the FAPRI baseline as well as the USDA is programmed in, so all that is needed is the number of acres or animals.
"All the information we start them with, all the costs for seed, fertilizer or chemicals, is there," Zimmel said. "But if they want to they can customize that to their specific operation and change every number in there."
The Farm CART is free to use and there is no sign-up or registration required. Zimmel says all you have to do is select the state and county and you are ready to go.
"There aren't many tools with the ability to project out five years, especially in a Web-based tool with all the information from FAPRI and USDA," Zimmel said. "One of the big benefits of Farm CART for a producer who is either getting ready to start farming or wants to make a change to their operation, they can look at it before actually going out there and spending the money to try and do it."
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High-Powered Blending FAQ
Here are some of the top Frequently Asked Questions about High Powered Blending. If you have a question not listed here, please contact us.
- What is the difference between a high-powered blender and a regular blender?
Technically a high-power blender has more power and speed to rotate its blade compared to other blender appliances. Most household blenders are typically 500 to 750 watts, anything greater could be referred to as high powered. However, most blenders that are marketed as high-powered blenders, have power specifications more than 1000 watts, and higher values are marketed as better with more capabilities than an ordinary blender.
Examples of premium high-powered / high-speed blender models
- Blendtec Blenders: Motor: 1560 to 1800 watts
- Vitamix Ascent Series: Motor: 1440 watts
- Ninja Professional, Motor: 1100-Watts.
- How does a high-powered blending benefit me?
The higher power and RPMs make blending Easier, Faster, and can blend more types of challenging blend ingredients than an average powered kitchen blender or immersion blender. The higher power and speed enable doing blend tasks that are simply too difficult or impossible for lower powered blending equipment. For example, one of the most challenging ingredients for a blender to do is ice, frozen fruit & vegetables. These ingredients are common to making the most popular blended food: SMOOTHIES! Bottom line, if you want to make smoothies and or other challenging ingredient blends and it is important to have it done well (smooth), with ease and efficiency, then you will appreciate the difference and experience you'd get with high powered blending.
- Why is high powered blending easier?
It is easier, because there is less need for food prep time and strategizing how to make it lower power / lower speed blender friendly. Consider for example a lowered powered blender with a task to blend the challenging ingredients in a collard green smoothie with some frozen mango, banana and berries. To attempt this, you may need to cut ingredients like the frozen mango cubes into smaller pieces, cut the frozen banana small slices and dice your collard greens, to help it blend and /or modify the recipe by adding more liquid as well. All this prepping adds up to less ease and more work to get the blend done.
- Why is high powered blending faster?
It is faster, for two reasons.
- Reason One: Less time required to prepare foods for blending. I know we just covered this with ease, but it applies to the fastness as well. With a high-powered blender, ingredients can be put in larger and often whole (skin, seeds and all if you like) with much less food prep time.
- Reason Two: The high-powered motor can rotate its blade in tougher blends, and at a faster rotation, also referred to as: Rotations Per Minute (RPM). This means it gets the blending work done faster.
- What does a high-powered blender do that your average blender cannot?
Typically, a high-powered blender is a premium product and will be designed with better quality materials, technology, features, functions as well as blade and blending jar that are superior to the lesser powered / lower speed types. These other components of the blender play a part in overall performance. However just from the perspective of the higher power and higher speed technical specification, it can blend more challenging ingredients and recipes.
Consider the following examples.
- Blend Hot Soups without a stove – High power + high speed = hot smooth blends like soups, sauces and gravies made right in the blender jar. No need to transfer to a stove top. Although preprogrammed buttons are not needed, some high powered / high speed blending models offer extra functionality such as preprogrammed cycles, which may include a soup blend cycle so that you can blend your hot soups while attending to other things in your kitchen. So, if your yearning to enjoy some fresh hot blender soup recipes, or other hot blends that you can make completely in your blender, a high-powered blending appliance may be a better choice for you.
- Blend Cold Frozen Treats in Seconds – With a high-powered blender you can make ice cream, fruit sorbet and other frozen recipes. Frozen ingredients are one of the most challenging ingredients that requires power to blend and speed to get it done fast. This means it gives you the option of a soft serve ice cream straight from your blender and you are not limited to the type that is made with less challenging ingredients, that is a liquid blend which must be transferred to your freezer for a few hours or so to set.
- Takes the role of other kitchen appliances by doing things like: Grind Coffee, Seeds and Spices, aswell as mill grains into flours, powders and more.
- Blends the extra thick and challenging smooth - There are tasks that require more power and speed to get the blend recipe done. If you want a blend done super fast and smooth and it has challenging ingredients, then high powered blending may be the only option, or at least if it is to be done well. Think extra thick blends like nut butters, humus, batters and dough or even just that smoothie bowl recipe loaded thick with tasty healthy goodness. Bottom line, if you want to be blending anything challenging, done better, smoother and faster, a high speed / high powered blender is the appliance of choice.
- Can I get a high-powered blender with glass jar?
No. Premium manufacturers of high speed / high power blender manufacturers like Blendtec and Vitamix, choose not to offer glass jar containers. And show no intention to offer it in the future. Instead both use a strong, light, poly material called Eastman Tritan copolyester – a clear, durable plastic. The safety of the blender jar material has been reviewed independently and approved safe by regulatory agencies such as: Health Canada, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, European Food Safety Authority, China's Ministry of Health and Japan's Hygienic Olefin and Styrene Plastics Association.
- What is the best high-powered blender for 2018?
The answer is it depends. Simply put, the best blender for you may not be the same as your friends or family. Why? This is because among the top premium quality brands and latest models there are differences in design, features, function, colour finish (to suit your kitchen and or personal style) and price that will make one more suitable for your needs and preferences.
- To quickly see top differences in design and realize what your preferences are, check out this Blender Buyers Guide.
- Also, if you seek only the best in the blender industry leaders are the Blendtec and Vitamix blenders.


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Boozy birds pay the price for flying high
Red rowan berries
The researchers found that berries on the ground were damaged, which would have made them vulnerable to yeast infestation (Source: Scott Liddell/stock.xchng)
A bizarre spate of young blackbird deaths in England was likely caused by the feathered teens getting drunk on fermented berries, crashing mid-air and falling from the sky, say vets.
Police and animal experts were called in after more than a dozen birds were found dead at a primary school in Cumbria last August - many of them sporting serious injuries.
One of the juvenile blackbirds was found alive but appeared "drunk", pressing its wings into the ground to steady itself and trying to stay upright by leaning against the walls of the enclosure it was taken to.
Instead, the examiners found berries in the birds' stomachs that had a smell of fermentation, according to a report in the journal Veterinary Record.
Further toxicological test found high levels of pure alcohol or ethanol in the liver of one of the birds.
"Some of the birds had died from traumatic injury, possibly related to in-flight collisions secondary to intoxication," write investigators from the Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency.
The researchers found that berries on the ground - close to where the birds died - were damaged, which would have made them vulnerable to yeast infestation. This would have precipitated fermentation and subsequent alcohol production, they explain.
The authors say that they can't prove that the birds died after consuming too much alcohol, but they refer to a similar diagnosis made in 1999 of redwings who had been feeding on holly berries.
At the time, lboratory analysis did not reveal any hazardous chemicals, but holly berries were found in their crops and gizzards, samples of which contained high levels of alcohol.
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What Does Zinc Rich Primer Mean?
A zinc rich primer is a chemical substance that contains high concentrations of the silver-white metal zinc. Zinc rich primers are used by many industries as a preparatory coating to protect iron or steel substrates against corrosion.
Corrosionpedia Explains Zinc Rich Primer
Zinc rich primers are unique from regular primers because they contain zinc, and therefore possess highly sacrificial anodic properties. High concentrations of zinc dust act sacrificially when in direct contact with steel by providing cathodic protection and galvanizing properties.
Galvanizing is a corrosion protection process for steel or iron, in which the substrate is coated with zinc to prevent it from rusting. The galvanization process entails immersing a clean, oxide-free iron or steel object into molten zinc, which then forms a zinc coating that is metallurgically bonded to the object's surface.
Unlike regular paints that provide protection by generating an impermeable barrier between the metal and atmospheric moisture, zinc rich primers provide cathodic protection.
There are two types of zinc primers: organic and inorganic. Organic zinc rich primers are often used in the form of a moisture cured urethane zinc primer.


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Marvel Universe
Marvel Universe
Real Name
Nobel the Progenitor
No dual identity
Dark Dimension
First Appearance
(As Strange) Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #61 (1994); (as Progenitor) Midnight Sons Unlimited #8 (1995); (as Nobel/Paradox) Doctor Strange: Sorcerer #75 (1995)
Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme Annual #4 (1994); Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #75 (1995)
When challenged by the Fallen sorceress Salomé during Zarathos' "Siege of Darkness," Dr. Strange withdrew into the Null-Space dimension to augment his powers gradually. To act as his proxies, he created two doppelgangers, or "Strangers" composed of mystic energy: Vincent Stevens, whom he put to work developing wealth to investigate newer forms of magic, and Strange whom he sent into battle alongside the Midnight Sons. Strange drove off Salomé and helped the Midnight Sons defeat Zarathos and his Fallen followers; following the battle, he was bonded to his colleagues as one of the Sons in the Rite of the Dagger, although most were unsure of his nature and allegiance.
To aid Dr. Strange in an eventual rematch with Salomé, Strange traveled the world to gather earthbound magical items, clashing with Nathaniel Richards (disguised as Doctor Doom), Doctor Druid, Namor the Sub-Mariner and others in the process; singled minded in his search, he had no compunction about allowing or even causing deaths of others in the process. Meanwhile, Salomé, having determined Strange was not Dr. Stranger as she had first supposed, suspected Vincent Stevens of being her enemy in disguise. Although Stevens unlike Strange, had not been created with innate knowledge of his nature, Salomé's underlings absconded with him, pursued by Strange. In her Iraqi citadel, Salomé revealed the Strangers' true nature despite Stevens desperate denials, and although Strange again defeated her, the conflict left both him and Stevens mystically depleted. Strange sought to merge with Stevens to become a whole and more powerful being, but Stevens refused, desperate to maintain his individuality.
Weakening by the day, Strange sought alternate means of stabilizing his form, unsuccessfully attempting mergers with X-Factor's Polaris, and the adventurer Rick Jones; the latter attempt forced Strange to fight Jones' ally the Hulk, possessed by Stevens via new forms of magic he had developed. Shortly afterward, Strange, Modred the Mystic and the Scarlet Witch were abducted by the Clave, a scientific culture from the future seeking knowledge to pit against their enemies, the mystic super-race Kynd. The Clave tortured Strange in their experiments and learned that he was the Kynd's metaphysical ancestor, but Stevens and his fellow prisoners escaped via the intervention of Blade and Man-Thing.
Dr. Strange soon emerged from his extra dimensional sanctuary and sought to reclaim the strangers' mystic energies and consign them to non-existence. Realizing he had no hope of defeating his creator alone. Stevens recruited Strange in a united front, but Strange's realization that his "brother" was manipulating both Dr. Strange and himself broke their bond, resulting in Stevens' apparent destruction and increasing Strange's. need to bond with another or dissolve into nothingness. Realizing his errant creation deserved a chance at life, Dr. Strange sent Strange to the Dark Dimension, where Dr. Strange longtime disciple and lover Clea was leading a rebellion against her uncle, the Dread Dormammu. There Strange merged with Nobel, a dying member of Clea's rebel unit, and the combination created Paradox, an altered, more human version of Strange. As Dr. Strange finally defeated Salomé, Paradox became one of Clea's strongest and most loyal supporters, and he has remained in the Dark Dimension ever since; however, Paradox's status as alleged Progenitor of the Kynd suggests he might one day return to Earth dimension.
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 The slrnface helper utility can be used from slrn(1), mutt(1) or
 similar programs to show X-Faces in Usenet articles or mail messages
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 is not intended to be run directly from the command line. Instead, the
 master programs should be configured to invoke slrnface when
 Different terminal emulators have different screen layouts. Some might
 have scroolbars (on either side), a menubar or something else. Terminal
 window which slrnface uses might contain some of these "decorations,"
 but it is impossible to determine if that is the case at run time.
 Therefore it is impossible to determine the exact location at which the
 X11 window with the X-Face image should be placed. Default hardcoded
 values are appropriate for several terminal emulators, but not for all
 of them. The placement can be controlled by command line arguments, but
 it is suggested to use X resources for this task.
 While slrnface is running and showing X-Face, the left mouse button can
 be used to move the window.
 The slrnface helper is controlled by the resources set for the terminal
 emulator in which it runs, not for the slrnface class or instance. That
 is because correct execution entirely depends on the master program and
 the geometry of the terminal emulator in use and has little to do with
 slrnface itself. All resources have a command line parameter
 However, a lot of popular terminal emulators have a certain amount of
 hardcoded brain damage and setting X resources will not have any effect
 with them. This usually happens because of illegal characters in the
 WM_CLASS property. In those cases command line arguments are the only
 remaining option.
 Resource Command line parameter Default value
 slrnface.xOffsetChar -xOffsetChar 0
 slrnface.yOffsetChar -yOffsetChar 1
 slrnface.xOffsetPix -xOffsetPix 0
 slrnface.yOffsetPix -yOffsetPix 2
 slrnface.XFacePad -XFacePad 0
 -ink black
 slrnface.paper -paper white
 slrnface.padColor -padColor black
 The horizontal offset for the X-Face window from the terminal's upper
 right corner expressed in character units.
 The vertical offset for the X-Face window from the terminal's upper
 right corner expressed in character units. The exact value in pixels
 will be calculated at run time, as well as the pixel equivalent for
 xOffestChar. There are some lousily coded terminals which are not very
 helpful with this, so the calculation might not be perfect.
 right corner expressed in pixels.
 right corner expressed in pixels. This value is added to the character
 offset provided by the yOffsetChar resource and the resulting sum is
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 corner. The equivalent calculation for the horizontal coordinate is
 done with the xOffsetChar and xOffsetPix resources. In both cases,
 pixel value resources are provided for finer control.
 This value tells slrnface how many pixels should be cleared on the left
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 may be displayed over characters and having some spacing between them
 would be beneficial.
 This is the foreground color for the X-Face image. The more common name
 for this resource is foreground. However, that name is not used
 because there is a high probability that it would be inherited from the
 terminal's resources. A lot of users use light foreground and dark
 background for terminals. Since X-Faces should normally be viewed with
 dark foreground on light background, inheriting the colors from the
 terminal setup would present a negative image by default. In order to
 avoid that, slrnface uses different resource name.
 This is the background color for the X-Face image.
 This is the color for the padding region set with XFacePad resource.
 The following example demonstrates how to set resources for xterm.
 Example 1: horizontal offsets for xterm
 Since slrnface looks at the resources defined for the terminal's class
 and name, an example setting is:
 xterm.slrnface.xOffsetChar: 1
 xterm.slrnface.xOffsetPix: 2
 It is better to use the application name, rather than class, because
 some other terminals use XTerm as their class, since they try to be
 feature compatible. However, they might not have the same screen
 layout, so resources set for the terminal class might not yield the
 desired effect in all terminals.
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- Summary:Elephants can live for 70 years. But what happens when one of these magnificent beasts dies in the wild? This stunning film turns normal wildlife documentaries on their head to find out what happens after death, as a five-tonne adult elephant is transformed into six million calories worth of fat, meat and guts, feeding a whole new cycle of life. The documentary gives scientists the chance to watch close up, day and night, as animals from leopards, hyenas and vultures to flies and beetles take just days to reduce the largest land animal on earth to bare bones. Biologist Simon Watt leads a team of experts watching the events unfold in Tsavo West National Park in Kenya. They follow the action as never before, using remote cameras and night vision equipment under the supervision of animal behaviour expert Warren Samuels. The elephant, a young adult male, had to be put down by a vet after being mortally wounded by ivory poachers. But his remains will provide a feast for the local ecosystem and a new source of research. Raptor expert Simon Thomsett is keen to study the behaviour of local vultures, whose increasing timidity could mark a shift in the food chain. Meanwhile big cat expert Alayne Cotterill is treated to the incredibly rare sight of leopards feeding on the elephant and insect expert Dino Martins marvels as flies and maggots swarm across the body and attract other predators in their turn. The eye-opening documentary is a unique insight into a natural spectacle that reveals how life has adapted to reap the bounty of death. [+]more
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Subjective Wellbeing Among Adults with Diabetes: Results from Diabetes MILES—Australia
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- Holmes-Truscott, E., Browne, J.L., Pouwer, F. et al. J Happiness Stud (2016) 17: 1205. doi:10.1007/s10902-_PHONE_-4
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This study examines the subjective wellbeing of Australian adults with diabetes who completed the Diabetes MILES—Australia survey, investigating by diabetes type and treatment, and by comparing with the subjective wellbeing of the general Australian adult population. In addition, the extent to which depression and socio-demographic factors account for subjective wellbeing is investigated. People with type 1 or type 2 diabetes have significantly lower subjective wellbeing compared to the general population, even after controlling for covariates (demographic and socio-economic status, diabetes duration, body mass index, number of diabetes-related complications, and depression). Furthermore, adults with type 2 diabetes using insulin to manage their condition report the lowest levels of subjective wellbeing, and are also most likely to report dissatisfaction with their current health. These findings suggest that living with diabetes, and in particular, living with type 2 diabetes and using insulin, strongly challenges the maintenance of subjective wellbeing.


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The Japanese are known for their fondness of long hot bathsbe it in their famous onsens, public baths or even just the tub at home. Now, new research from the country has found that those who regularly take hot baths are significantly less likely to develop heart disease and have a stroke.
For the study, the researchers tracked the bathing habits and rates of cardiovascular disease and events of over 30,076 Japanese adults for 19 years between 1990 and 2009. Altogether over the study period, there were 2097 cases of heart disease, alongside 275 heart attacks, 53 sudden cardiac deaths and 1769 strokes.
After adjusting the results for other lifestyle variables, the researchers found that those who took a bath every day were at a 28% lower risk of developing heart disease, as well as a 26% lower risk of having a stroke when compared to those who took a bath just twice weekly or less. A further analysis of preferred water temperature showed that those who preferred warm water had a 26% lower risk of overall cardiovascular complications, while for those who prefered hot water, their risk reduced by 35%.
Although the study is based upon correlational findings, the researchers believe that the findings come thanks to the hot water lowering blood pressure while maintaining heart rate and regulating how effectively the heart is able to pump blood around the body. Interestingly, the researchers found the same results for people who undertake aerobic activity.
Dr. S. Russell Vester, the chief of the division of cardiovascular surgery at The Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio said, "Let's say you do, as you should, 30 minutes of low-level activity (such as walking) 5 days a week. If bathing 5 days a week brings your heart rate up and your blood pressure down, that's a similar result."
However, having not heard of cardiologists prescribing patients hot baths as a preventative measure against heart disease, he urges that people with preexisting cardiovascular issues consult their doctor before taking one. This comes as certain conditions may become aggravated by submersion in hot water.


The Poitou-Charentes region on the west coast of France has a very varied landscape, many different types of biotopes and a rich flora and fauna with insects.
The marshes of the Marais Poitevin regional nature park have their own unique ecosystem with many insects. This area is also sometimes called 'Venice Vert' (green Venice). You can easily explore it by boat.
The fauna represented in the Poitou-Charentes region is sparse in comparison to the plant biomass present.
However, the multiplicity of habitats (marshes, forests, heathlands, coastal zones, etc…) means that there is certainly a wealth of regional wildlife. Insectivores are well represented including birds and bats.


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Difference between Simple and Complex View in SQL
A View in SQL as a logical subset of data from one or more tables. Views are used to restrict data access. A View contains no data of its own but it is like a window through which data from tables can be viewed or changed. The table on which a View is based is called BASE Tables.
There are 2 types of Views in SQL: Simple View and Complex View. Simple views can only contain a single base table. Complex views can be constructed on more than one base table. In particular, complex views can contain: join conditions, a group by clause, order by clause.
Working of views:
When call view in SQL query it refers to database and finds definition of views which is already stored in database.
Then the DBMS convert this call of view into equal request on the base tables of the view and carries out the operations written in view definition and returns result set to query from which view is called.
The key differences between Simple and Complex types of Views are as follows:
Contains only one single base table or is created from only one table. |
Contains more than one base table or is created from more than one table.|
We cannot use group functions like MAX(), COUNT(), etc. |
We can use group functions.|
Does not contain groups of data. |
It can contain groups of data.|
DML operations could be performed through a simple view. |
DML operations could not always be performed through a complex view.|
INSERT, DELETE and UPDATE are directly possible on a simple view. |
We cannot apply INSERT, DELETE and UPDATE on complex view directly.|
Simple view does not contain group by, distinct, pseudocolumn like rownum, columns defined by expressions. |
It can contain group by, distinct, pseudocolumn like rownum, columns defined by expressions.|
Does not include NOT NULL columns from base tables. |
NOT NULL columns that are not selected by simple view can be included in complex view.|
In simple view, no need to apply major associations because of only one table.|
In complex view, because of multiple tables involved general associations required to be applied such as join condition, group by or a order by clause.|
CREATE VIEW Employee AS
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WHO PRODUCES FOR WHOM IN THE WORLD ECONOMY?
For nearly two decades, the share of trade in inputs, also called vertical trade, has dramatically increased. This paper suggests a new measure of international trade: "value-added trade". Like many existing estimates, "value-added trade" is net of double-counted vertical trade. It also reallocate trade flows to their original input-producing industries and countries and allows to answer the question "who produces for whom". In 2004, 27% of international trade were "only" vertical specialization trade. The sector repartition of value-added trade is very different from the sector repartition of standard trade. Value-added trade is less regionalized than standard trade.
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How to correct a transaction in an open batch or no batch
These instructions are applicable if: you have contributions in an open batch or that are not in a batch and they were posted with an error in one of the following: amount, donor, envelope number, date.
These instructions are not applicable if:
- The batch has already been closed. In that case, these instructions are appropriate
- The contribution is associated with a fund whose end date has transpired
- You are not authorized to edit contribution records
- View and Add/Edit access rights are required
- Access to the associated fund is required
- If applicable, select the desired organization from the Organization list.
- Click Contribution List in the Offering Module.
- Use the column heading filters to help locate the contribution you want to correct (see image below).
- For example, to locate the contribution by an envelope number, type the envelope number in the Env # heading filter field
- The search returns both broad and exact matches for the value entered. If you enter envelope #11, the search will return contributions posted for envelope numbers 1125, 110, 211, etc. (anything containing a 10).
Select the checkbox to the left of the contribution record you want to change. Then click the edit icon in the toolbar. The edit Contribution window is displayed.
In the Amount field, type the correct contribution amount. Only the information under the Contribution Record heading may be updated here.
In the Reason field, supply the reason for the change.
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Eastern deciduous forests consist of primarily broad-leaved trees that lose their leaves each autumn. There may be a scattering of evergreens in some locations having poorer soils, such as rock outcroppings and wetlands. Wildflower species include spring ephemerals that typically bloom before the trees begin leafing out each spring. Later blooming wildflowers are generally found at the forest's edge and in openings where sunlight reaches the forest floor.
Individual species have preferences to where they grow. For instance, some species will tend to be found in seasonally flooded forests along the river's edge while others will tend to live in drier upland forests.
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A real form of a Hopf algebra $H$ over $\mathbb{C}$ is defined to be a $\ast$-structure on $H$ which is compatible with the coproduct. Compatibility of the $\ast$-structure with the counit and antipode then follows.
The real forms of the Drinfeld-Jimbo quantum groups $U_q(\mathfrak{g})$ have been classified. This result is stated as Theorem 20 in Chapter 6 of Quantum Groups and their Representations, by Klimyk and Schmudgen, and also Proposition 9.4.2 of A Guide to Quantum Groups, by Chari and Pressley.
For a given $\mathfrak{g}$, there are $\ast$-structures when $q \in \mathbb{R}$ or when $|q|=1$. These $\ast$-structures depend on a diagram automorphism of the Dynkin diagram of $\mathfrak{g}$, plus some extra parameters, and it is understood which sets of parameters give equivalent $\ast$-structures.
There is also an exceptional case, but the two sources I have cited differ on what the exceptional case is. Klimyk and Schmudgen say that the exceptional case is when $\mathfrak{g} = \mathfrak{sp}_{2n}$ and $q \in i \mathbb{R}$, while Chari and Pressley say that the exceptional case is $\mathfrak{g} = \mathfrak{so}_{2n+1}$ and $q \in i \mathbb{R}$.
Neither book contains a proof, nor cites a source, although Chari-Pressley gives a sketch of the idea of the proof. So I would be interested in knowing the following things:
 1. Which is correct?
 2. What is the original reference for the classification of the real forms of $U_q(\mathfrak{g})$?
To set the record straight
It appears that the paper Real forms of $U_q(\mathfrak{g})$, by Eric Twietmeyer, is the original reference. According to that paper, it is $\mathfrak{sp}_{2n}$ that has real forms for $q \in i \mathbb{R}$.
Many thanks to Uwe Franz for digging up that reference!
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Two references I recall are
E. Twietmeyer, Real forms of Uq (g), Lett. Math. Phys. 24, 49-58, 1992.
V. Lyubashenko, Real and imaginary forms of quantum groups, Lecture Notes in Math. 1510, 1992, pp 67-78.
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Thanks, Uwe! The paper by Twietmeyer was exactly what I was looking for. – MTS Feb 26 '13 at 18:03
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Vasini Bai, A woman innovator from Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, has developed ten varieties of Anthurium, a flower with high market value, by cross-pollination.
- Anthurium (Anthurium spp.) is a vast group of beautiful blooming plants available in a wide range of colors.
- The plants of the varieties are having high demands due to its use as indoor decorative plants.
- Anthurium helps in purifying the surrounding air and remove harmful airborne chemicals like formaldehyde, ammonia, toluene, xylene, and allergens.
- NASA has placed it in the list of air purifier plants.
Salient features of the Anthurium varieties are
- Large beautiful flowers
- Different colors of spathe and spadix
- Long stalks
- Better shelf life
- Good market value


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7 FAQs about designing devices and ecosystems for reliability and durability in extreme environments
In today's hyperconnected world, reliable connectivity is crucial to ensuring that devices and electronics ecosystems work properly in all conditions. Fischer Connectors' article published in Connector Supplier's 'High-Reliability, Harsh-Environment Connectivity' eBook provides critical insights into when to use and how to select truly reliable and rugged connectivity solutions and explores design best practices through seven frequently asked questions and three harsh environment application examples in the medical, energy and extreme sports sectors.
Connectors and cables may be small but they are essential components that enable electronic devices and equipment to function safely and properly. If a single connector malfunctions, the whole device fails, and the entire electronic ecosystem in which this device is integrated collapses. Hence the importance of choosing ultra-reliable connectivity solutions capable of meeting the quality and performance requirements of any operational environment.
Rugged connectors are specifically designed to withstand extreme conditions, but there is no one-size-fits-all type of rugged connector. Each type of connectivity solution has unique qualities and features that make it suitable for use in specific application environments. This makes selecting rugged connectors particularly challenging. Defining the right specifications for your device's connecting needs from the outset will help ensure that it works in even the most extreme environments.
Full article by Sébastien Kempter in Connector Supplier's '2021 High-Reliability, Harsh-Environment Connectivity' eBook (pp. 21-26), "Seven FAQs About Designing Devices and Ecosystems for Reliability and Durability in Extreme Environments":
 1. What exactly do we mean by rugged?
 2. Why opt for rugged connectors?
 3. What are the key technical requirements for rugged connectors?
 4. Which sealing criteria are most relevant?
 5. Which international standards are relevant?
 6. Which tests should be conducted?
 7. Where to obtain expert advice and customized solutions?
The article includes three application examples:
 - Hermetic and High-Voltage Connectors for SteriLux's Sterilization System
 - Hermetic, Shielded Connectivity Solutions for Precision and Reliability at CERN
 - Sealed, Versatile Fiber Optic Solutions for Optimal Fata Management in the America's Cup


How To Write Great Ecommerce Product Descriptions That Sell
 - By: Ricky Hayes July 24, 2020
How To Write Great Ecommerce Product Descriptions That Sell
Getting a potential customer to visit your Shopify store and browse your product pages is one thing, but convincing them to click the "add to cart" button is a struggle of its own. This is why you need effective product descriptions to achieve any considerable success in the ecommerce industry.
However, the terminology shouldn't mislead you into thinking that the purpose of a product description is to describe the product. The words you use in your product description copy shouldn't just describe, but should qualify and persuade. Product descriptions are basically your in-store salesperson.
The best product descriptions talk about the customer's ability, and showcase the product as a supporting character that helps them unlock the greatness they have inside them.
The 5 Ws of a great ecommerce product description
Just like the classic writing composition lesson from your high school English class, effective ecommerce product descriptions need to address the following key questions:
 - Who is this product for? (What's their demographic? What are their interests/desires?)
 - What are the details of the product and what sets it apart? (What unique features/benefits?)
 - Where would someone use this product? (Indoors? Outdoors? Specific places?)
 - When would a potential customer use your product? (What time of day? which season?)
 - Why would someone buy it? (How does it make their lives better? What problem does it solve?)
Beyond these 5Ws, there's also an important "H" to consider, especially for new gadgets/devices:
· How does your product work? (How exactly should customers go about using it?)
However, despite the incredible power they have, good product descriptions can be difficult to write. Here are steps you can follow to put together the most compelling product copy for your Shopify store:
1. Know your target audience
Target Audience
You need to understand your ideal customer – what language they use, what probem(s) they face, and how your product will help this ideal customer overcome their problem(s).
Once you understand this, you then need to speak directly to this kind of person without worrying about the rest. Keep in mind that if you try to sell to everyone, you are likely to end up selling to nobody.
Use these questions to develop buyer personas that can guide you in writing your product descriptions:
 - Who (in terms of age, gender, income, etc.) has the most need for this product?
 - What words or phrases would they use to tell a friend about this product?
 - What problem(s)/desire(s) will this product solve/fulfill for them?
 - What objections are they likely to have against buying this product?
 - Why should they buy this product from me instead of a competitor?
Choose a specific persona for each product description and make sure to keep it front and center when writing the copy. Know who stands to benefit the most from that particular product, then speak to that particular person directly without worry about any other buyer personas that you may have identified.
2. Know yourself as a brand
Even though each product should be targeted at a specific buyer persona, as explained above, you should make sure to remain true to your brand voice and brand image in every product description.
Here are some questions to help you figure out a brand voice for your Shopify store:
 - What values/ideals does your business uphold/believe in?
 - What is your business persona? Laid back or serious?
 - What sets you part from the competition?
Questions like these help you stay true to the mindset and voice of your business while writing your product description. Once you know your brand voice you can find that delicate balance between adopting a tone that speaks directly to your target persona and maintain brand consistency.
3. Highlight solutions on top of features
Keep in mind that your target audience is more interested in what they can achieve with your product than the specific details of the product. Raw features and specifications are necessary to include for the sake of providing full product information, but great product descriptions should focus on highlighting how exactly the product with solve the potential customer's problems.
You should start off by applauding the aspirations of your prospective customers, highlighting (and magnifying) their problem and then help them visualize what they can achieve with your product. Make them feel like the product is already theirs by describing how their five senses will feel using it.
4. Write as if the prospect is right there in front of you
Great product descriptions make the potential customer feel they are being spoken to in-person. Despite the detached nature of the commerce business, with the right product descriptions, your prospects can feel like they are in a physical store with a real-life salesperson.
Here's a list of tips for writing product descriptions that have this persuasive, in-person energy and can make that crucial emotional connection with your target audience:
· Use the second person "you" to speak directly to them
· Use simple vocabulary, avoid industry jargon and clichés
· Keep your sentences short and straight to the point
· Empathize and validate with the problem(s) they are facing
· Congratulate them on finding your product
· Emphasize how your product will solve it for them
· Highlight how they will feel after using your product
5. Words to avoid in your product descriptions
As you edit the product copy for your Shopify store, you should make sure to weed out certain words that convey the wrong message to potential customers. These generally come in two type:
· words that show lazy writing such as actually, literally, honestly, very, kind of, maybe
· words that invoke hyperbole such as market-leading, breakthrough, ultimate, revolutionary
You should also avoid using duplicate copy – never copy a manufacturer's product description. Use a plagiarism tool such as Copyscape or Grammarly to make sure that you're not using copy from another website, or even repeating yourself with copy that already exists on your current product pages
6. Make it easy to scan
When browsing through your Shopify store, very few potential customers are interested in reading everything on the page – they just want to get the general gist of it and make a decision. in fact, it has been found that only 16% of people actually read every word on a web page.
Therefore your product descriptions need to be able to make the most of whatever attention they get by being super scannable. A prospect should be able to find the exact information they need to make their decision without having to waste time sifting through the whole product description.
You can make your product descriptions much easier to scan by including bullet points, white space, subheadings, different font sizes and by using short paragraphs made up of just a few sentences each.
7. Optimize for search engines
Optimize for search engines
Search engine optimization (SEO) is absolutely crucial to the performance of your Shopify store because search engines are still the most effective drivers of website traffic on the internet.
With keyword research tools such Google keyword Planner and, you can quickly learn which keywords your target audience is using to find products similar to those in your Shopify store.
The next step is to seed these keywords (naturally, without overstuffing) throughout your product descriptions – in the product titles, page titles, meta descriptions, image tags and body copy.
8. Use great images and videos
Although product description writing focuses on text, you must still have quality images to go with it. High-quality photos showcase all of the key features about your product and also help the prospective customer easily imagine what it will be like using this product in their day-to-day life.
Another great way to compliment the text of your product description is by using high-quality product page videos. A study conducted by LiveClicker found that 88% of surveyed ecommerce business owners saw an increase in conversions with the implementation of product page videos.
Whether you use images, videos, or both, the key is to make sure that they are of a very high quality to build trust and that the product is presented in the best light possible. They should show both the unique features that it has to offer and what it actually looks like when being used by someone.
Your ecommerce product descriptions should focus more how the product will improve your customer's life than their actual specs. At the end of the day, people buy products to solve problems not to tick off specific features. Also remember that you should always be implementing A/B testing for alternative versions of your descriptions in order to keep your Shopify store up to date with your target audience.
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screen dimmer for the night
In today's society, computers have become an indispensable part of our life, work, and study. When you use the computer at night, do you feel eye fatigue, headache, and trouble falling asleep?
blue light cause eyestarin
 A screen dimmer for night is necessary
Why do computer screens are harmful to our health, especially at night? One important reason is computer screens emit blue light. The brighter the screen, the more blue light is emitted. Blue light can cause eye fatigue and cause sleep troubles. Research had shown that too much exposure to blue light at night can suppress melatonin production, disrupting our normal body clock and making our brains think it's still daytime. A screen dimmer for night is very necessary for all people who use computers at night.
What is the feature of the screen dimmer for night
The screen dimmer for night is a kind of software that can adjust the brightness of the screen. You can use it to dim the screen brightness at night, soften the dazzling screen light and make the eyes more comfortable. While dimming the screen brightness, it also reduces blue light, and you will fall asleep easier.
CareUEyes is an excellent screen dimmer software
screen dimmer for night
CareUEyes is a professional eye protection software, it has the feature of dimming the screen brightness, supports Windows 10/Windows 7/Windows XP.
CareUEyes can dim all screens, whether you are a desktop monitor or a laptop monitor, or a monitor external to the laptop, or your computer is connected to multiple monitors. With CareUEyes, you can dim the Screen brightness from 20% to 100%. The operation method is also very simple.
Three ways to dim the screen brightness
The first way, you can drag or click the brightness bar on the main interface of the software to adjust;
screen dimmer for night
The second way, you can adjust the brightness in the tray right-click menu;
The third way, you can customize the hotkey, and then use the keyboard to adjust the brightness.
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Automatically dim the screen brightness at night
You can set different screen brightness for day and night, CareUEyes will automatically dim the screen brightness at night, you only need to set the sunset time in advance.
CareUEeys has more features that can protect your eyes
1.Editing mode
editing mode
Editing mode changes your white screen to black, making it easier on the eyes at night. This feature is very suitable for you to edit or read the text at night because the black background can eliminate most of the blue light and relax your eyes.
2.Professional blue light filter feature
CareUEyes filters blue light by adjusting the color temperature, you can freely adjust the intensity of blue light filtering.


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Environmental Aspects Review : A Case Study of Two Sawmills in Etsako-West, Edo State Nigeria
The forests are essential for healthy environment. Trees which are part of theforest help to stabilize the forest soil, improve soil fertility, reduce the velocity ofwind, protect watershed and reduce the amount of carbon released into theatmosphere. Many industries use trees as raw materials and in most cases impactthe environment, but there are great differences in the impact they make. There isa need therefore to continually evaluate the operational activities of theseindustries to ensure that the environment is protected. The use of environmentalmanagement systems like ISO and EMAS standards has helped in the evaluationof organizations and industries.In this thesis, two sawmills Iretunde and Irepodun in Etsako-West localgovernment area Edo state Nigeria were evaluated with the aim to determine theiroperational activities and how the environment is being affected by them. Subaimswere to determine the most significant environmental aspects of the sawmilland their organizational structure. In actualizing the aim of this thesis, literaturereview, site investigation as well as oral interview of the staff and management ofboth sawmills were conducted. In the evaluation of the environmental aspects, thedetailed method of environmental impact evaluation by Ammenberg (2004) wasused were each environmental aspect that was weighted against nine identifiedcriteria.The result obtained from the environmental aspect evaluation of both sawmillsshows that the use of raw materials and emissions to air are the most significantenvironmental aspects. In conclusion, it was observed that the both sawmills arewell structured and carry out their operational activities effectively. Neither ofthem has registered under any environmental management system but there is aneed for them to do so in order to help check their operational activities in order toreduce their environmental impact.
School:Högskolan i Gävle
Source Type:Master's Thesis
Keywords:environmental review aspects iso14001 sawmills emas nigeria
Date of Publication:09/24/2008


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More info about the name "Lucetta"
Lucetta is a diminutive of Lucia, or Lucy. Lucy originates in Latin language and means "light of the day". It is ultimately derived from Lucia, the feminine form of Lucius. Lucy has always been one of the most popular feminine given names in the English-speaking countries and in variant spelling all over the world. Saint Lucy, or Lucia, was the 3rd century Christian martyr and patron saint of the blind. More recently, the famous bearer is the American actress Lucy Liu.


Why Are Grow Lights Red And Blue?
The light you use for growing plants will determine how your garden develops. It doesn't matter if you are growing indoors or outside; the type of lighting you use can make the difference between strong plants and weak plants, or a beautiful harvest and a less than satisfactory harvest. So, the reason that grow lights are red and blue has to do with the way that plants use light.
Even though plants make use of the full spectrum of white light, the red and blue spectrums have the most profound influence on the development and the flower and fruit production of the plants. Red and blue lights also use less electricity and are cheaper to run in an indoor growing environment.
There are two main components to indoor grow lights; the spectral make-up of the light source and the light fixture itself. These two components of indoor grow lights work together to produce the spectral distribution of light for your gardening space. Your goal is to match the spectral distribution to the plants that will inhabit your grow space. That concept may sound complicated, but once you understand the basics of the effect of light on plants, everything will become clear.
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What Effect Do Red And Blue Light Have On Plants?
What we perceive as white light from the sun is actually made up of all the colors of the rainbow. The three major colors of light are red, blue, and green.
When we look at a plant under blue light, we will see the color green. That's because when white light is broken down into its component colors, it turns out that plants don't reflect much of the red or the blue light that reaches them. They absorb these two light spectrums and use them to grow and produce flowers and fruit.
The fact that plant leaves don't usually appear blue or red shows that they absorb those frequencies of the light spectrum and use them in the plants' internal processes. This impacts the strength of the growth, the development of roots and leaves, and of course, the all-important development of the fruit!
Natural sunlight is considered white light and is made up of all the spectrums of light. Sunlight contains green, red, and blue light in almost equal quantities.
How Does Blue Light Affect Plants?
The effect that blue light has on plants is directly related to chlorophyll production. Plants that receive the right amount of blue light will have strong, healthy stems and leaves.
If plants do not receive enough blue light, they will be thin and spindly and will often not have sufficient rigidity in their stems to hold up their own weight. The term among growers that is often used to describe this problem in plants is that they appear to be "leggy." In other words, they look like they have long, thin, wobbly legs that cannot support them.
If your indoor plants, especially the seedlings, appear to be reaching up towards the light too fast, and the stems are looking spindly, then the grow lights you are using are probably not offering sufficient amounts of the blue light spectrum.
How Does Red Light Affect Plants?
The red light spectrum also affects the plants' growth and promotes sturdy growth in the plants, but the red light is also essential in the early life of a plant in seed germination and the development of healthy root systems or bulbs.
As the plant grows, red light stimulates the growth of healthy leaves and also plays a major role in the photosynthesis process of the plants to convert nutrients into usable food for the plants.
Red light is also an important trigger that facilitates the flowering of the plant and also in the production of fruit.
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What Is Far Red Light?
Far-red light is light in the upper end of the red light spectrum that is close to infra-red. Red light falls in the region of 620 to 750nm wavelength, while far-red falls in the 750 to 850 spectrum and is on the border of light that is invisible to the human eye. Research has shown that far-red light also plays a role in the stimulation of flowering of plants and on leaf and stem extension.
The absence of the far-red spectrum has been shown to produce plants that are more compact and smaller, with less extension of the main stem of the plants.
Thus, you can limit the size of your plants' if you choose red grow lamps that have a lower far-red component and a greater red component.
The indication on the lamps will be an R:FR designation to show the combination of red to far-red spectrum that the light emits.
What Proportions Of Light Are Needed?
Even though white light contains almost equal quantities of red and blue light, the plants use more of the red light spectrum than the blue light and often appear as purple grow lights.
For this reason, the blue light intensity does not need to be as significant as the red light. The plants seem to prefer a ratio of 80 to 85 percent red light combined with 15 to 20 percent blue light.
You can experiment with the ratios of red and blue light that will give you the best growth for your plants. Some species f plants will prefer a different mix in the proportions of red and blue light, which is why you may want to have different grow chambers with different light setups for different types of plants.
Why Do Grow Light Manufacturers Make Red And Blue Light?
The main reason that manufacturers produce red and blue grow lights is to make better use of the electricity to produce the wavelengths of light that the plants will make the most use of.
While the plants do use components of all the spectrums of white light, red and blue lights have the most profound effect on plants.
Red LED lights make the most efficient use of electricity in converting the energy from electricity into light. Thus, a red LED light will consume less electricity to produce red light than a lamp that produces white light would produce.
Similarly, blue LED lights use less electricity to produce light. Therefore, when blue and red light combinations are used in a grow tent or an indoor growing system, they would consume less electricity than a lamp that produces white light.
This helps to cut the costs of running grow lights for your indoor growing system. While this may not have much of an effect on your energy bill if you are only running one grow tent, if you are growing on a larger scale, the consequent energy costs can be extensive.
Using red and blue lighting lamps makes better use of the available electricity and makes the energy costs for the grow system cheaper than if it were powered by white lights.
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Why Not Use A White Light for Indoor Plants?
Plants grow great under white light because they then have access to the full range of the light spectrum. However, the cost factor of running white lights in your grow room can rack up quite quickly when you are powering white light lamps for your plants on a large scale.
If you are running a smaller scale indoor growing operation, there is no reason for you not to use a white light to supply light for your plants.
You will just need to make sure that the white light is providing a wide enough spectrum of the white light to be beneficial to your plants. You would need a white light that provides at least between the 400 to 700nm of the light spectrum.
I've had great success with my Barina 4′ full spectrum LED lights, They are simple to use and cheap to run. I grow greens, tomatoes, cucumbers and herbs in my Tower Garden and my Aeroponic buckets.
Many people growing plants indoors start with a small setup, sometimes even a homemade setup, to try out this growing system before committing money to the operation. This is because grow lights can become expensive, and it is cheaper to pick up a couple of LED lights from the local hardware than dedicated grow lights.
While this is the way most of us started, you will quickly find that some of the results are less than satisfactory. This is because many of the lights supplied in the local hardware store are not manufactured to provide the correct width of the spectrum of red and blue lighting required by your plants.
The best results for your indoor plant growth will be achieved by the use of a combination of red and blue grow lights that are designed for growing plants indoors.
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Discan is both a scale and a method in clinical psychology. As a scale, it is a type of ordered-metric scaling that yields a scale with internal reliability, and scale-points in excess of the number of initial anchors, more than would be the case with the Likert scale, though not as many as are achieved by the Analog scale.
For example, four descriptive anchor-levels yield 14 scale-points. In Louis Thurstone's tradition, it is scored by paired-comparisons. Seeking optimality, it is a compromise between the competing merits and demerits of the Likert scale and the Analog scale. Its use in clinical psychology derives from the influence of the late M.B. Shapiro.
For more detail, see Nomothetic and Idiographic
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Foodservice Equipment – How a Garbage Disposal Works
How a Garbage Disposal Works
Many people think a garbage disposal works like a blender, with spinning blades chopping and breaking down the waste. In reality, garbage disposals work in a different way – and there are NO blades involved.
Instead, impellers, or lugs, mounted on a spinning plate use centrifugal force to continuously force food waste particles against a stationary grind ring.
The "grind ring" breaks down the food waste into very fine particles, virtually liquefying them. After they're ground, the running water flushes the particles through the "grind ring" and out of the disposer and into your waste water pipe.
From there, it flows to a wastewater treatment plant or your septic system.


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1. fine powdery foodstuff obtained by grinding and sifting the meal of a cereal grain
2. The finely ground meal of wheat, or of any other grain; especially, the finer part of meal separated by bolting; hence, the fine and soft powder of any substance; as, flour of emery; flour of mustard.
3. cover with flour
flour fish or meat before frying it
4. convert grain into flour
5. To grind and bolt; to convert into flour; as, to flour wheat.


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Hello math experts, thanks for giving me the opportunity to post here.
My maths education is limited to a 16 yr old's so your help is much appreciated.
In my attachment, I have measured A, B and C in 112 different subjects. Using these measurements, I hope to come up with an approximate index that can be used to compare between subjects.
To approximate the arc length, I am going to average A and B. C will be the chord length of that curve. My question is: how can I measure the central angle of that curve given these values? It does not have to be exact, just an estimation that can be used to subjectively describe if one subject is more curved than the other.
In fact, it doesn't even have to be the central angle. Just a discrete value of some sort. Even something as simple as a ratio?
Please help! Thank you.


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Subject: bug in Belize
Location: near San Ignacio, Belize
January 25, 2016 4:06 am
I saw this bug while in Belize last november. I was walking through the jungle at night near the town of San Ignacio. It is about 5 centimeters long en was sitting on a plant hanging over water. No idea what it is. Hope you can tell me! Thanks!
Though you found it in the jungle, this Centipede is a member of the order Scutigeromorpha and that orders members are commonly called House Centipedes. We haven't the necessary skills to identify your species, but there is an introduced species, Scutigera coleoptrata, found in North America that has adapted quite well to living in homes where it helps to keep populations of undesirable insects and arthropods in check. Of that species, BugGuide notes: "Mostly encountered indoors in damp areas such as bathrooms, cellars, and crawl spaces. It will venture beyond these areas and is often seen quickly scurrying across floors or climbing a wall. Outdoors, they live under logs, rocks, and similar moist protected places." It is our understanding that in some parts of the world, House Centipedes are found in caves. Your individual on a branch is quite unusual.


Let's dance… la gigue!
What is… la gigue?
La gigue is a traditional dance performed in Québec and in the French Canadian culture. It is a form of percussive dance where one makes sounds with his/her feet on the floor. The mouvements of the feet, ankles and legs are usually quite small and do not have much amplitude.
La gigue came to Canada and was shared with us initially by the Irish and the Scottish. Subsequently, there was an influence from tap dancing from the Americans. Now, la gigue is practiced in Québec and across Canada in the French Canadian culture.
For more information, consult the article Le quiproquo de la gigue au Québec written by Pierre Chartrand.
What is a "bonhomme gigueur"?
Monsieur Bono is a bonhomme gigueur (dancing man) and is a component of French Canadian folklore. This bonhomme gigueur is described as a wooden puppet that dances on the end of a wooden board to the rhythm of the music.
To make the bonhomme gigueur dance, a person sits on one end of the board and, while holding the wooden puppet with one hand, taps on the board with the other hand. The bonhomme gigueur's feet hit the board and make the sounds "taque-tique-tac".
Activity #1: Your turn to dance la gigue with Monsieur Bono!
Watch how Monsieur Bono dances la gigue.
What parts of his body does he use to dance la gigue?
His head? Arms? Torso? Legs? Feet?
Replay the video. When Monsieur Bono dances, watch how he dances. When he stops, it will now be your turn to dance la gigue the same way as Monsieur Bono. So, you'll be dancing at the same time as one of Tradansa's Dance Specialists. Then, it's Monsieur Bono's turn again. Then yours. Continue alternating between you and Monsieur Bono until the end of the music.
After the activity, answer the following questions: (answers at bottom of page)
 1. How do we call this dance form?
 2. Where do we dance la gigue?
 3. Which parts of the foot do we use to dance la gigue?
Activity #2: Make your own "bonhomme gigueur"
Download the page: Bonhomme gigueur
Print this page on a 8.5″ X 11″, preferably a thicker paper. Cut out the different body parts. Make small holes and use a fastener as indicated.
Activité #3:Word Search
Download the page: Mot mystère
Learn the various words in French relating to dance, music and culture.
Mot mystère
Activity #4: Make a gigue video
Dance la gigue with Monsieur Bono and make a video of your students/kids dancing.
Share your video on our Facebook page. Use _TAG_
We look forward to seeing you dance! And, have fun!
Looking for the music?
The music used to dance la gigue is Un air trompeur, an original composition by Richard Forest. Available on the album: Danse, mon coeur danse! available for purchase HERE.
Activity #1:
 1. La gigue.
 2. French Canadian culture.
 3. The heel, pointe (toes) and ball of the foot.
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Performance Characterization of Cooperative Localization and SLAM
The goal of this project is to provide theoretical tools for characterizing the accuracy of robot localization. In particular, our work focuses on three classes of localization problems:
1. Cooperative Localization (CL)
2. Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM)
3. Cooperative SLAM (C-SLAM)
Mobile robot teams have attracted the interest of the robotics community, because of the increased efficiency and reliability resulting when multiple robots cooperate for performing a task. In particular, localization (CL, SLAM, and C-SLAM) has been the most active research area of mobile robotics for the past two decades. This is due to the fact that it permits accurate pose estimation in unknown environments necessary for autonomy.
However, most of the research work on CL, SLAM, and C-SLAM has focused on implementation techniques and on addressing the problem of computational complexity. The issue of analytical evaluation of performance has been largely ignored in the literature, with only few exceptions of limited scope. As a result, questions such as "How much more accurate will the position estimates become if the odometry noise variance is reduced by 50%?", or "Will a particular set of sensors allow a robot to achieve localization errors smaller than 1m after 1h of operation?" can only be answered after extensive simulations and/or time-consuming experimentation. Clearly, this is a significant obstacle for efficient robot design. Our work aims at providing analytical means for answering such questions.
The primary contribution of this work is the derivation of theoretical tools for evaluating the performance, in terms of positioning accuracy, of CL, SLAM, and C-SLAM. In particular, we present analytical expressions that determine the guaranteed accuracy of localization, as a function of the following system-design parameters:
These expressions predict the localization accuracy a given robot design and facilitate the process of selecting the appropriate sensors for meeting the accuracy requirements of a given task. Moreover, the availability of analytical results enable one to study the properties of positioning errors during CL, SLAM, and C-SLAM and develop an intuitive understanding of the interaction between the system parameters. This knowledge will lead to design rules, which will reduce the time and effort required for new robot designs. Prior to this work, experimentation and numerical simulations were the only tools available for studying the trade-offs between selections of such parameters. These time-consuming methods become necessary only after a design has been finalized merely for validation purposes.
- the accuracy of the robots' sensors
- the number of robots and features
- the structure of Relative Position Measurement Graph (RPMG) that describes the measurement topology between the robots and/or landmarks
- the statistical properties of the robots' trajectories
- the spatial distribution of features, in SLAM and C-SLAM
Our specific goal is to study the properties of the state covariance matrix during pose estimation, since this matrix is a concrete measure of the uncertainty. The main challenge with this problem is that the models describing both the motion and the measurements of robots moving in 2D and 3D are generally nonlinear. As a result, the Extended Kalman Filter (EKF), rather than the linear Kalman filter, is applied for state estimation, and the Riccati recursion, which describes the time evolution of the covariance, is time-varying. For this Riccati no closed-form solution exists in the general case.
Therefore, in order to analytically study the properties of CL for robots moving in 2D, we resort to the derivation of upper bounds for the covariance of the position estimates. In particular, in our work we derive upper bounds on
Email Updates: In the latter case, prior information about the statistical properties of the robot's trajectories (and of the features' distribution, in the case of SLAM), is utilized.
- the worst-case uncertainty of the position estimates, and
- the expected uncertainty of the position estimates
In order to compute the upper bounds on the worst-case uncertainty, our approach is based on deriving a "bounding" LTI system, whose covariance at every time step is provably an upper bound of the covariance in the original, nonlinear system. This is achieved by determining upper bounds on the system noise covariance matrix and the relative position measurement covariance matrix. By obtaining the steady-state solution of the Riccati corresponding to this LTI system, we are able to predict the guaranteed asymptotic accuracy of localization. A similar approach, based on defining a different "bounding" LTI system, whose covariance is provably an upper bound to the expected uncertainty of the original nonlinear system, is followed for characterizing the expected performance of the system.
The performance of this algorithm has been demonstrated in both in real-world experiments, and in extensive simulation tests. We here describe the results of: (i) a large-scale experiment in an uncontrolled urban environment, and (ii) an experiment in a typical office environment.
For the outdoor experiment an IMU/camera sensor payload was mounted on top of a car moving in a residential area of Minneapolis. The car traveled a total distance of approximately 3.2 km, over a time period of 9 min. The camera used for this experiment is an IEEE 1394 camera, recording images of resolution 640 x 480 pixels at a rate of 3 Hz, while the IMU is an Inertial Science ISIS IMU, recording inertial measurements at 100 Hz.
Some example images from the recorded dataset are displayed below:
As shown in the above example images, several moving objects appear in the image sequence, and moreover, the leaves of the trees move due to the wind. Despite these challenging conditions, the filter was able to successfully and accurately track the position, velocity, and attitude of the vehicle. The estimated trajectory, superimposed on a satellite map of the area, is shown below:
In addition to the satellite map, we also superimpose the estimated trajectory on a street map:
Even though ground truth for the entire trajectory is not available, from the above plots we can conclude that the estimated trajectory closely follows the street layout. The final position error is known, and it is approximately 10 m (i.e., approx. 0.3% of the traveled distance). This excellent position accuracy is achieved without loop closing, and without using prior information about the motion (for example, nonholonomic constraints or a street map). It is also worth noting that even though images were only recorded at 3Hz due to limited hard disk space on the test system, the estimation algorithm is able to process the dataset at 14Hz, on a single core of an Intel T7200 processor (2GHz clock rate). During the experiment, a total of 142903 features were successfully tracked and used for EKF updates.
In addition to the above outdoor experiment, we have also tested the algorithm's performance in an indoors experiment. In this case, the IMU/camera system moves in a typical office setting (the main MARS lab office). Some example images from the sequence are the following:
Note that for this experiment we have used a wide-angle lens, which creates the black areas at the periphery of the images. Here is a snapshot of the 3D trajectory estimate:
The trajectory in this case is approximately 84m long, while the final error is less than 40cm (i.e. error less than 0.5% of the traveled distance).
- Relevant Publications
- C1. A.I. Mourikis, S.I. Roumeliotis: "A Multi-state Constraint Kalman Filter for Vision-Aided Inertial Navigation," In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, April 10-14 2007, Rome, Italy, pp. 3565-3572.
This work was supported by the University of Minnesota (DTC), the NASA Mars Technology Program (MTP-_PHONE_), and the National Science Foundation (EIA-_PHONE_, IIS-_PHONE_).


The most difficult thing facing developers when they have bugs or crashes is that they can't always reproduce the issue on their end. Their end users are not always expressive enough to explain how they encountered a bug, and this is where Instabug's User Steps feature can help. This saves time for developers to reproduce bug and then fix them faster.
Let's explore more details about what we capture and how the user steps appear on the dashboard, as well as how to dig deeper using Repro Steps.
What do User Steps capture?
Instabug tracks UI Interactions, starting from the launch of the application and continuing as it runs, both in the background and in the foreground. You'll receive a list of UI elements that the user pressed or swiped before the bug occurred. This will tell you exactly how to reproduce the bug or crash that has been reported. User steps also capture most forms of events, including tap, force touch, long press, scroll, swipe, pinch, motion, application, or view. The way user steps are reported makes them easy to read; they're formatted in a very simple way. It varies from one platform to another which is explained in more detail for iOS and Android.
Next, let's see how to view the user steps in Bug Reporting and Crash Reporting.
Where can I find User Steps in my bug reports?
Navigate from your dashboard to the bug reports page (use the left navigation bar).
 1. Open any bug from the bugs list to view its details.
 2. Scroll down until you find the logging section where you can filter by user steps.
Where can I find User Steps in my crash reports?
Navigate from the dashboard to the crash reports page (using the left navigation bar).
 1. Open any crash from the crashes list to view its details.
 2. From the crash details page, click the "View Occurrences" button.
 3. Scroll down until you find the logs section. where you can filter by user steps.
Filtering the User Steps
You can also filter the user steps based on events. Just select from among the filtering options in the logs section.
What are Visual Repro Steps?
For Bug Reporting and Crash Reporting, you can check the visual representation of the user steps by clicking on the "Repro Steps" button. This will display the set of steps the user took while in a specific view. All the interactions that took place in this view are grouped together until the user navigates away from the view.
It's worth mentioning here that all of this is done without adding a single line of code! User Steps are available starting from the Team plan.
For more details and instructions on how to enable or disable user steps, please look at our documentation (iOS, Android, React-Native, Cordova & Xamarin).
Now that you've checked out the User Steps and Visual Repro Steps, you might want to see the rest of the log types we send with each report: Network Logs, Instabug Logs, Console Logs, and User Events.
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With Master Instructor Tim Brenton, Rock and Water Central
This professional development training offers educators and professionals a new way to interact with young people, adolescents, and adults. Through applied physical exercises you will develop an understanding of your own capabilities and methods to involve, instruct and inform others.
This workshop begins with simple body awareness exercises, boundary and communication exercises and some basic self-defence.
The workshop aims to develop self-confidence, the ability for self-reflection and respect for oneself and others.
- Powerful anti-bullying strategies
- Develops self-confidence and self-awareness
- Boundary awareness
- Communication skills and interpretation of body language cues
3 Day Workshop – $820.00 (inc GST) price includes Catering, New – hardcover Manual and Basic Exercises DVD
– ADD the Implementation Pack to your registration
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- flashdrive of resources and certification for each participant.
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