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The master's project team collaborated with the Chesapeake Bay Trust (CBT) to assist local watershed organizations in implementing stewardship programs that foster environmentally responsible behaviors within the Maryland region of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. To achieve this goal, our team first reviewed literature on behavior change models and strategies. Based on this research, we conducted interviews and observations to obtain initial insights regarding grantees' practices, challenges and needs. We then designed and administered a survey to CBT grant applicants. Results showed that the majority of respondents felt that their organizations seek to motivate individuals to protect the Bay and/or local waters through their environmental outreach programming. However, many organizations face a number of challenges in achieving these behavior change goals, including recruiting audiences "outside the choir,"Â effectively applying behavior change strategies, and evaluating their programs. In addition, respondents stated that they would benefit from more opportunities to collaborate with other organizations, as well as from training in how to use academic research, social marketing, and evaluation in their programming. The team used these results to develop recommendations and tools to assist the CBT in facilitating effective behavior change programs. Although this study is specific to the Chesapeake Watershed, it has useful insights for other organizations interested in fostering environmentally-responsible behaviors.
- Phase 1 interim report providing overview of literature review; presentation to Trust staff.
- Phase 2 interim report on proposed impact-probability model; presentation to Trust staff.
- Final report summarizing phase 1 and 2 reports and providing recommendations for refinement of relevant Request of Proposals (RFPs) and issues to be addressed in continuing research and evaluation.
- Meghan Kelley, MS Behavior, Education and Communication
- Sam Little, MS Behavior, Education and Communication
- Kaitlin Phelps, MS Behavior, Education and Communication
- Carrie Roble, MS Environmental Justice


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Facilitating Knowledge Communication through Joint Interactive Visualization
Martin J. Eppler (University of Lugano, Switzerland)
Abstract: This paper presents further research findings on the use of software-based, collaborative visual communication tools for the transfer and creation of professional knowledge in organizational decision making contexts. The paper begins by describing typical knowledge communication situations and summarizes dominating problems in these contexts. It then reports on the real-life experiences in using three visual knowledge communication tools, namely the OnTrack visual protocol tool, the Parameter Ruler application, and the Synergy Map. The application experiences with these tools in four companies show that they can reduce some of the discussed problems. Their main benefits are focus, coordination, documentation, consistency, accountability and traceability. Their major improvement areas are accessibility and flexibility. Implications for further research and for further tool developments are highlighted.
Keywords: joint interaction, knowledge communication, knowledge disavowal, knowledge evasion, knowledge refusal, visualization
Categories: H.5.3, J.5

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Design a kitchen in front view with your iPod, iPhone or iPad. Save it in your device or email your designs in 'pdf', 'png', 'jpg' or 'dxf' format.
Design a kitchen easily in three steps.
- Step 1: Select the dimensions of the wall.
- Step 2: Insert cabinets, appliances and accessories in front view.
- Step 3: Change the material of the cabinets and the wall and insert accessories.
EZ Kitchen includes a complete file manager that allows you to open, save and delete your designs in your device.
You can define several sections on the wall and apply different materials to each section. This is very useful to create a tiled backsplash.
Once the kitchen design is finished, you can email it in different formats:
- PDF format that can be opened and edited with a PDF reader/editor. (Size: Letter or DinA4).
- PNG format.
- JPG format.
- Detailed list. Includes a list of cabinets, appliances and accessories added in the design.
- DXF format that can be opened and edited with a CAD program.


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The Sackur–Tetrode equation is an expression for the entropy of a monatomic classical ideal gas which incorporates quantum considerations which give a more detailed description of its regime of validity.
The Sackur–Tetrode equation is named for Hugo Martin Tetrode (1895–1931) and Otto Sackur (1880–1914), who developed it independently as a solution of Boltzmann's gas statistics and entropy equations, at about the same time in 1912.
The Sackur–Tetrode equation is written:
where V is the volume of the gas, N is the number of particles in the gas, U is the internal energy of the gas, k is Boltzmann's constant, m is the mass of a gas particle, h is Planck's constant and ln() is the natural logarithm. See Gibbs paradox for a derivation of the Sackur–Tetrode equation. See also the ideal gas article for the constraints placed upon the entropy of an ideal gas by thermodynamics alone.
The Sackur–Tetrode equation can also be conveniently expressed in terms of the thermal wavelength.
Note that the assumption was made that the gas is in the classical regime, and is described by Maxwell–Boltzmann statistics (with "correct Boltzmann counting"). From the definition of the thermal wavelength, this means the Sackur–Tetrode equation is only valid for
and in fact, the entropy predicted by the Sackur–Tetrode equation approaches negative infinity as the temperature approaches zero.
Sackur–Tetrode constant
The Sackur–Tetrode constant, written S0/R, is equal to S/kN evaluated at a temperature of T = 1 kelvin, at standard pressure (100 kPa or 101.325 kPa, to be specified), for one mole of an ideal gas composed of particles of mass equal to one atomic mass unit (mu = 1.660 538 782(83)×10−27 kg). Its 2006 CODATA recommended value is:
- S0/R = −_PHONE_(44) for p
o= 100 kPa
- S0/R = −_PHONE_(44) for p
o= 101.325 kPa.
Interpretation of the equation through information theory
In addition to using the thermodynamic perspective of entropy the tools of information theory can be used to provide an information perspective of entropy. The physical chemist Arieh Ben-Naim rederived the Sackur–Tetrode equation for entropy in terms of information theory, and in doing so he tied in well known concepts from modern physics. He showed the equation to consist of the sum of four entropies (missing information) due to positional uncertainty, momenta uncertainty, the quantum mechanical uncertainty principle and the indistinguishability of the particles.
- H. Tetrode (1912) "Die chemische Konstante der Gase und das elementare Wirkungsquantum" (The chemical constant of gases and the elementary quantum of action), Annalen der Physik 38: 434 - 442. See also: H. Tetrode (1912) "Berichtigung zu meiner Arbeit: "Die chemische Konstante der Gase und das elementare Wirkungsquantum" " (Correction to my work: "The chemical constant of gases and the elementary quantum of action"), Annalen der Physik 39: 255 - 256.
- Sackur published his findings in the following series of papers:
- O. Sackur (1911) "Die Anwendung der kinetischen Theorie der Gase auf chemische Probleme" (The application of the kinetic theory of gases to chemical problems), Annalen der Physik, 36: 958 - 980.
- O. Sackur, "Die Bedeutung des elementaren Wirkungsquantums für die Gastheorie und die Berechnung der chemischen Konstanten" (The significance of the elementary quantum of action to gas theory and the calculation of the chemical constant), Festschrift W. Nernst zu seinem 25jährigen Doktorjubiläum gewidmet von seinen Schülern (Halle an der Salle, Germany: Wilhelm Knapp, 1912), pages 405 - 423.
- O. Sackur (1913) "Die universelle Bedeutung des sog. elementaren Wirkungsquantums" (The universal significance of the so-called elementary quantum of action), Annalen der Physik 40: 67 - 86.
- Mohr, Peter J.; Taylor, Barry N.; Newell, David B. (2008). "CODATA Recommended Values of the Fundamental Physical Constants: 2006". Rev. Mod. Phys. 80 (2): 633–730. Bibcode:2008RvMP...80..633M. doi:10.1103/RevModPhys.80.633. Direct link to value.
- Ben-Naim, Arieh (2008). A Farewell to Entropy: Statistical Thermodynamics Based on Information. World Scientific Publishing Company. ISBN 978-981-270-706-2. Retrieved 2009-11-28.

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Texture in Materials Science is the distribution of crystallographic orientations of a polycrystalline sample. A sample in which these orientations are fully random is said to have no texture. If the crystallographic orientations are not random, but have some preferred orientation, then the sample has a weak, moderate or strong texture. The degree is dependent on the percentage of crystals having the preferred orientation. Texture is seen in almost all engineered materials, and can have a great influence on material properties. Also, geologic rocks show texture due to their thermo-mechanic history of formation processes.
One extreme case is a complete lack of texture: a solid with perfectly random crystallite orientation will have isotropic properties at length scales sufficiently larger than the size of the crystallites. The opposite extreme is a perfect single crystal, which has anisotropic properties by geometric necessity.


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Native diatoms made of amorphous silica are first converted into silicon structures via magnesiothermic process, preserving the original shape: electron force microscopy analysis performed on silicon-converted diatoms demonstrates their semiconductor behavior. Wet surface chemical treatments are then performed in order to enhance the photoluminescence emission from the resulting silicon diatoms and, at the same time, to allow the immobilization of biological probes, namely proteins and antibodies, via silanization. We demonstrate that light emission from semiconductive silicon diatoms can be used for antibody-antigen recognition, endorsing this material as optoelectronic transducer.
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Arrows, or Freyd-categories, are a generalization of Monads.
"They can do everything monads can do, and more. They are roughly comparable to monads with a static component." However "Arrows do have some problems". (need a more useful comparison)
For an introduction, see _TAG_ links.
- Control.Arrow is the standard library for arrows.
- Arrow transformer library (see the bottom of the page) is an extension with arrow transformers, subclasses, useful data types (Data.Stream, Data.Sequence).
- arrows package
Various concepts follow here, which can be seen as concrete examples covered by the arrow concept. Not all of them provide links to Haskell-related materials: some of them are here only to give a self-contained material (e.g. section _TAG_ gives links only to the finite state concept itself.).
Reasons, when it may be worth of solving a specific problem with arrows (instead of monads) can be read in a message from Daan Leijen. But Leijen's post is rather old (2000). Arrows are now significantly easier to understand and use than they were back then. Eg, his example might be rewritten
test = proc _ -> do question <- ask -< "what is the question?" answer <- ask -< question returnA -< ("the answer to '" ++ question ++ "' is " ++ answer)
(or something vaguely like that).
3.2 FunctionArow operations
is represented with arrow parsers this way:
data Expr = Plus Expr Expr | Minus Expr Expr |... expr :: ParseArrow () Expr expr = proc () -> do t <- term -< () exprTail -< t exprTail :: ParseArrow Expr Expr exprTail = proc e -> do symbol PLUS -< () t <- term -< () exprTail -< Plus e t <+> do symbol MINUS -< () t <- term -< () exprTail -< Minus e t <+> returnA -< e
An arrow parser library: PArrows written by Einar Karttunen.
The funny thing which took a long time for me to understand arrow parsers is a sort of differential approach -- in contrast to the well-known parser approaches. (I mean, in some way well-known parsers are of differential approach too, in the sense that they manage state transitions where the states are remainder streams -- but here I mean being differential in another sense: arrow parsers seem to me differential in the way how they consume and produce values -- their input and output.)
The idea of borrowing this image from mathematical analysis comes from another topic: the version control systems article Integrals and derivatives written by Martin Pool uses a similar image.Magnus Carlsson (page 9) mentions that computation (e.g. state) is threaded through the operands of
p &&& q = arr dup >>> first p >>> second q
-- | Match zero or more occurrences of the given parser. many :: MD i o -> MD i [o] many = MStar -- | Match one or more occurrences of the given parser. many1 :: MD i o -> MD i [o] many1 x = (x &&& MStar x) >>> pure (\(b,bs) -> (b:bs))
between :: MD i t -> MD t close -> MD t o -> MD i o between open close real = open >>> (real &&& close) >>^ fst
A more complicated example (from the same module):
-- | Match one or more occurrences of the given parser separated by the separator. sepBy1 :: MD i o -> MD i o' -> MD i [o] sepBy1 p s = (many (p &&& s >>^ fst) &&& p) >>^ (\(bs,b) -> bs++[b])
- (ρ &&&
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3.4 Stream processor
The Lazy K programming language is an interesting esoteric language (from the family of pure, lazy functional languages), whose I/O concept is approached by streams.
Arrows are useful also to grasp the concept of stream processors. See details in
- ProdArrows -- Arrows for Fudgets written by Magnus Carlsson, 2001.
- Generalising Monads to Arrows written by John Hughes (section 6, pages 20--24)
3.4.1 Functional I/O, graphical user interfaces
- On the Expressiveness of Purely Functional I/O Systems written by Paul Hudak and Raman S. Sundaresh.
- Fudgets written by Thomas Hallgren and Magnus Carlsson. See also Arrows for Fudgets written by Magnus Carlsson, mentioning how these two concepts relate to each other.
3.4.2 Dataflow languages
How these concepts can be implemented using the concept of arrow, can be found in the introductory articles on arrows mentioned above.
3.6 Haskell XML Toolbox
HXT is an example of a real application using Arrows
4 External links
- Programming with Arrows - A tutorial introduction to arrows and arrow notation. Very didactic, introducing the arrow subclasses with detailed examples and rich explanations on the motivations of each decision.
- Arrows: A General Interface to Computation written by Ross Paterson.
- Generalising Monads to Arrows, and other papers
- ProdArrows -- Arrows for Fudgets is also a good general material on the arrow concept (and also good for seeing, how arrows can be used to implement stream processors and Fudgets). It is written by Magnus Carlsson.
- Haskell/Arrows on Wikibooks, followed by Understanding arrows, which uses a factory/conveyor belt metaphor for arrows. We know this image for monads, but it is modified here for arrows, too.
- HaWiki's UnderstandingArrows. (An old page in the Web Archive (slow))
- Upgrading packages; packages using Control.Arrow must be changed when switching to GHC 6.10


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The Most Reliable Termite CompanyJanuary 31, 2020
Building Design and Maintenance Guidelines for Pest ControlJanuary 31, 2020
Pest control service in Malibu provides excellent services for dealing with unruly rodents. The qualified technicians follow a distinctive and proven method to control rodents. They have successfully managed rodents issues for many commercial as well as residential clients. The pest control technicians indulge in a lot of activities prior to and during rodent management programs. Have a quick check over the activities in the following:
- Assessment of factors favoring rodent activities
- Assessment of health and safety risk factors arising out of rodent infestation
- A thorough inspection of the premises to identify the rodent activities
- Assessment of storage practices and the sanitation measures
- Identification of the types of rodents and their activities
- Identification of target areas to be treated
- Guidance to the clients for the implementation of the specific rodent management program
- Selection of the particular rodenticide to be used as per the laws of local government
- Preparation for bait
- Treatment on the targeted areas
- Preparation for safeguarding the contamination effects of rodenticide, etc.
These activities ensure the rodents are dealt with firmly and their presence is fully eliminated. If you want to get rid of rodents, contact My Termite experts at pest control company in Altadena. Seek guidance and ask for a quote before hiring the service.


Changing user agent in Mozilla Firefox
Every web browser uses user agent strings to have itself identified. The web servers request these strings to find out if it is Internet Explorer, Opera or Mozilla Firefox etc. The user agent strings are built inside the browser. But in Mozilla Firefox you can spoof the user agent strings. The result being that even if you are using Firefox, the web server would think you are using Internet Explorer or some other browser.
This is very helpful when some site insists on using Internet Explorer. I have seen some university web sites which refuse to work if you are using anything other than Microsoft Internet Explorer. You can spoof the user agent strings to have your way with such sites. This is how :
 1. Start Firefox
 2. Visit in Firefox.
 3. When Firefox asks your permission, click Install to install this addon. Then restart your Firefox browser.
 4. When Firefox restarts, you would be able to access the User Agent Switcher from the Tools menu.
Please note that just by spoofing the User Agent strings, a browser will not render the sites like a spoofed web browser. If you are doing an important work like filling up an application form, or doing some financial transactions and a site tells you to use a specific web browser, you should do as directed.


Cheerleaders kneel during anthem, stirs debate
Nine cheerleaders kneel during the national anthem, while the rest of the team and the basketball team stands
Gus Nathanson
Throughout the last century, the use of peaceful protest in America to advocate social justice has been prominent. Over the past two years, this peaceful protest has appeared in the form of athletes kneeling during the national anthem before sporting events. This has sparked controversy regarding whether doing so is simply peaceful protest or disrespect. This past school year, kneeling during the national anthem emerged at the school's sporting events.
The cheerleaders knelt during the anthem throughout the football season in the fall. Then on the night of November 28 during the Washington-Lee versus Falls Church basketball game, nine of the thirteen members of the varsity cheerleading team knelt during the playing of the anthem, indicating that their protest would continue into winter.
"Athletes should be able to do what they want [during the anthem]," junior Max Herrmann said. "It's wrong that some people think it's anti-United States."
There is no question that kneeling during the anthem is an area of controversy. Numerous athletes at the professional level have received criticism for kneeling because of the rational that it is disrespectful to the American flag. However, those same athletes also received an abundance of support.
"I think whether you agree or disagree with whoever is in office," junior Janelle Briley said, "the flag still remains the same and we need to stand together as a whole."
The kneeling by the school's cheerleaders evoked similar reactions from the student body. This difference in opinion could also be found within the varsity cheerleading team itself.
"Others, like me, view the national anthem as a time to stand together as a nation," senior cheerleader Rachel Bradley said. "Even though the country is not perfect, we stand together to fight injustice and work toward our common goals of life, liberty, equality and the pursuit of happiness for all people."
Those on the cheerleading team who chose to kneel did so to express their opposition to the current government and to racial prejudice seen throughout the country. They believe doing so was an exercise of their First Amendment right to freedom of expression.
"I mainly started kneeling because Donald Trump became president," senior cheerleader Kim Harvey said. "I am honestly just tired of the way that minorities, women and lower class citizens are treated in this country. I am also kneeling for the victims of police brutality that were never given justice."
This blurred line between what is considered peaceful protest and what is considered disrespectful to the nation has been a divisive force throughout the many levels of sports and also politics in the United States. At Washington-Lee, a school in a district where Democratic congressman Don Beyer won his last election by a 68.4% majority according to Ballotpedia, that division is still present. This difference of opinion of members of the varsity cheerleading team is only an example of what occurs throughout the nation.
"Kneeling is a small thing I can do to show that I am not okay with how this country is going downhill and how different groups are being treated by the men and women who run this country," Harvey said.


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The California FreshWorks program, a $273M healthy food financing initiative launched by a coalition of public and private partners led by the California Endowment, engaged Pacific Community Ventures, the Sarah Samuels Center, and other researchers to evaluate the health, social, and economic impact of FreshWorks.
Pacific Community Ventures and the research team conducted interviews with FreshWorks investors, key partners, and other stakeholders to document the development and implementation of FreshWorks, identify the types of impact the program was seeking to support, and explore key challenges and opportunities to improve FreshWorks.
Pacific Community Ventures and the research team developed a comprehensive evaluation approach that included a robust set of metrics and processes for assessing FreshWorks' impact that provided insights into the extent to which FreshWorks was providing fresh food access and driving positive social and economic outcomes within underserved communities.
Pacific Community Ventures and the research team published three public reports documenting the impact of the FreshWorks program and its development and implementation. These Include:
- California FreshWorks: A Case Study Examining the Development and Implementation of FreshWorks
- The Social and Economic Impacts of FreshWorks
- California FreshWorks Food Access Report
The FreshWorks team has conducted a statewide market analysis and capital needs study to address the evaluation's recommendations for improving FreshWorks, and to develop a business plan that evolves FreshWorks into a statewide, multi-lender platform for investment in healthy food projects across California.


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The UKK 2 km Walk-Test
The UKK walk test (UKK are the initials for Urho Kaleka Kekkonen, founder of the UKK Institute in Tampere/Finland) makes it possible under certain assumptions to determine the approximately max. cardio respiratory efficiency (VO2 max) and therefore the physical condition of the subject. The UKK-walk test is perfectly suitable as a fitness check for fitness clubs or for athletes at schools for example. On the basis of this result a Fitness-Index is calculated with the help of a complex formula taking age, height, weight, test duration and Heart-Rate into consideration, which tells us whether the physical condition of the subject is above or below average. The value of 100 as the average serves as the base. If somebody's index-value is 90 then his physical condition is slightly below average. An index-value of 110 on the other hand would be above average.
The test explains itself by its name. In order to perform the test after having done some warming up and some stretching walk for 2 km as fast as possible (Do Not run!). It is important to keep the walking speed as high as is needed for the subject to achieve 80% of their max. Heart-Rate ( 220 – age). The test duration and heart-rate are measured immediately after finishing the 2 km distance.
As soon as the 2 km distance has been absolved the speed gets reduced to half the speed at the end of the test (2000 m). The Running-Machine operates as described under point "Manual-Mode" (the UP/DOWN-keys are in operation again) with one exception:
The display INDEX instead of indicating the wattage and energy consumption, indicates the test result (calculation following). The LED INDEX is flashing (top right hand side).
The test-result is the index-value which is calculated as follows (according to sex):
INDEX VALUE = 420 + A x 0,2
– (T x 0.19338 + HR x 0.56 + [W : (H2) x 2.6])
INDEX VALUE = 304 + A x 0.4
– (T x 0.1417 + HR x 0.32 + [W : (H2) x 1.1])
A = Age in years
T = Time = neede for 2 km in seconds
HR = HeartRate = average heart rate during the test in bpm
W = Weight in kg
H = Height in cm
Male, Age: 50 years
Weight: 105 kg / Height: 188 cm
Duration of test: 17:34 = 1054 seconds
Heart rate at m: 500 = 158, 1000 = 156,
1500 = 160 and 2000 = 155
Average (158 + 156 + 160 + 155) : 4 = 157 bpm
420 + 50 x 0.2 – (1054 x 0.19338 + 157 x 0.56
+ (105 : (1,882) x 2.6)) = 420
+ 10 - (203.8 + 87.9 + 29.7 x 2.6) = 430
– 368,9 = 61
An index-value of less than 70 is a result quite below average (average=100). Conclusion: Our subject is in need of some indurance training.
Basically the test is suitable for all physically healthy persons between the age of 20 and 65. The results will be less accurate with people with overweight. Athletes usually do not reach the required heart-rate when performing the test. The results will also be less accurate with elderly people.
First it has to be mentioned that the UKK-Test has not been designed for individual tests but for a larger amount of subjects. i.e. testing of a crowd of people at the same time by sending them off in 1/2 minute intervals on the 2 km-distance track. Therefore originally the UKK-Test has not been designed as a typical test for the running machine.
Advantages of performing the ukk walk-test on the running-machine: Being able to measure the precise time and distance of the test (it is exactly 2 km) and Heart-Rate control during the test. Direct test documentation via the printer interface.
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James H. Irwin
Elec. and Comput., Eng. and Technol. Dept., Bradley Univ., Peoria, IL 61625
James W. Beauchamp
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 61801
A difference equation derived from a physical model of a stiff membrane is used to simulate the acoustic signal produced by a drum head. The physical model was extended beyond the classical model by the inclusion of terms which represent viscous damping, air loading, and time-varying tension. Fixed phase vocoder and tracking spectral analysis show that the simulated sound contains correct theoretical frequencies when the damping and stiffness are set to zero. As stiffness is increased, the partial frequencies increase as predicted by plate theory. Simulations of zero (vacuum) and typical air loads show no significant changes. As a means of corroboration, measurements were made on an actual drum head mounted in a vacuum chamber. The drum signal was generated by striking the drumhead with a plastic tip mounted on a solenoid core and measured with an accelerometer mounted upon the drumhead. Spectral analysis results for this signal are qualitatively similar to the simulation measurements although they differ in some details.


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Bitbucket Cloud integrates with external services through a set of brokers that run in response to certain events. Brokers are Python scripts that receive information about an event and then take one or more actions. For example, there is a Bamboo broker for integrating with Bamboo. The Bitbucket team developed many of our brokers. Third-party vendors also developed several brokers.
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Get To Know The Beliefs Of Chinese People When It Comes To Praying
Religion is a topic close to everyone's sentiment; believing in divinity is a very personal issue for every individual. People have their definition when it comes to praying to the deity Jin Paper. Some believe God exists, and others believe that they are just a concept created by humans. But Chinese people have a different take on the aspect of praying to the lord.
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Who does the Chinese believe in?
Most people believe in Buddhism and Daoism; it does not have a strict praying ritual. There are no rigid religious practices; rather, they tend to follow the occasions that help them pray to their gods during those days. Other minorities belong to the Christian religion who regularly meet in the church to pray and have a good time. The other major chunk falls under the criteria of atheism as they do not believe in God, so they generally do not pray.
As there are many people following Buddhism, they indulge in the activity of going to the pilgrimages that many monks follow as the religion can be easily identified with the help of the monks. It is a peaceful religion based on many morals and beliefs, which moulds people into a better human.
Items that help in the process of praying
 - Many items are needed while offering a prayer towards God; these include the religious book with a detailed explanation of how to get involved in the praying act. These books are of immense help to people who have changed their religion or are unsure how to go about it.
 - Chinese people believe in a collective culture, which means that they hold the societal view ultimately rather than focusing on the individuals in the society. So it is essential to follow the mass, and these books are the best aid that can give them a guide when it comes to praying.
 - The Chinese, in their prayers, largely use incense sticks; it refreshes the entire room with a pleasant fragrance. The mellow smell helps calm people as these sticks are burned in a bundle while praying to God, which people traditionally follow. These incense come in different fragrances, so people can opt for whatever smell they like that.
 - It is a large part of their tradition. There are other materials like devotional goods, incense stick holders available in the markets that have a particular shop with the help of which buying these products will be easier. It can be preferable to buy these online as numerous sites allow customers to get the exact products to their home with few clicks. Better quality and a different selection of praying items can be purchased online.
Praying to God gives a peaceful time to oneself to reflect on their thoughts and be calm amidst all the chaos that is going on around the world. Therefore, it is good to remove some time of your day and pray to whoever you believe as it will bring some relief to your mind from all the accumulated stress.


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Giraffoperiscopic Investigations
Giraffoperiscopic Investigations (2015) is a series of workshops held in relation to the exhibition We Are Reflected In Gazes Of Glass at Malmö Castle and is a part of the larger project How Do You See? During the workshop children build periscopes through which they can experience the stuffed and exhibited animals. Throughout the workshop a non-anthropocentric viewpoint is held, where the focus is on the experiences of different non-human animals and their life stories. Questions such as how and why the animals got here and how different animals, if visiting, could experience the same exhibition is asked.
The children are also leaving suggestions of names that could be given to Malmö's famous giraffe who has belonged to, and been on display at, Malmö Museum for over eight decades. The question is though: Can one name an animal that has been killed and capitalized by an institution without turning them into an even stronger brand and commodity?
Giraffoperiscopic Investigations was made in collaboration with Konstfrämjandet Skåne, Bästa Biennalen and Malmö Museer.
The project How Do You See? consists of three different chapters:
Slit, Scratch, Stuff, Stitch -an exhibition at Galleri S:t Gertrud
We are Reflected in Gazes of Glass -an exhibition at Malmö Castle
Giraffoperiscopic Investigations -a series of workshops at Malmö Castle


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From the 1870s the government was New Zealand's main provider of surveying and mapping services. Surveyors measured points and distances on the ground and staked out areas, so settlers could buy land, and accurate maps could be made.
In the late 19th century, the most accurate way to survey and map the land was by first establishing a triangulation network – a network of triangles that covered the whole country. Other points could be located in relation to these.
However, a major triangulation was slow and expensive. Instead the government divided the land into areas called meridional circuits. These had one known point within them, from which other surveys could be done.
The great triangulation
At the start of the 20th century, the government decided they needed a national triangulation network. They did a triangulation of the North Island between 1909 and 1938, and of the South Island between 1938 and 1942.
Aerial photography made it much faster to map the land than surveying it on the ground. From the 1930s, the government made a series of topographical maps – maps that show the contours of the land – covering all of New Zealand. A technique called photogrammetry allowed staff to view aerial photos as if they were three-dimensional, and make accurate topographical maps.
Aerial photos have distortions in them, because of the curve of the earth's surface and the angle of the camera. Orthophotos are aerial photos with the distortions corrected. Other information such as property boundaries can also be added.
Types of maps
A range of different types of maps have been made in New Zealand.
- Travel maps show the country's roads – they became more important as more people owned cars.
- Street maps of towns and cities were published by the government and private companies.
- Atlases included school atlases, national atlases and a historical atlas.
From the 1970s, satellite images of New Zealand were produced. Global positioning systems (GPS) are used to locate points on the earth in relation to satellites.
Land information today
In the 1980s, the government's surveying, mapping and land information services were combined in the Department of Survey and Land Information. In 1996, this was split into two organisations – Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) and Terralink.


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Inside a church are people. Outside of a church are dark cliffs. The church is maintained by the government, because it is on this distinction, this between space, however narrow, that it draws its legitimacy, in a long history of living under colonization. Gunnar Gunnarsson turned it on its head, in his book Svartfugl, or "The Black Birds," meaning dark-souled people (including but not limited to priests) stealing the light from others, under the influence of a bleak landscape. The English translation is The Black Cliffs — the human oppression, and its intimate relationship with the land, has been wiped clean for an American audience. That relationship, though, is vital, as it represents exactly what one sees in the church above: a portal into the self. The result was a complex book, perhaps the best book of 1932:
So, a self and a book, and a whole lot more.


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The effect of sulfur on biomass gasification gas clean-up over ZrO2, Y2O3–ZrO2 and SiO2–ZrO2 catalysts was examined. Experiments were carried out at the temperature range of 600–900 °C with sulfur free and 100 ppm H2S containing simulated gasification gas feeds. A mixture of toluene and naphthalene was used as a tar model compound. Results revealed that the sulfur addition affected positively on the catalyst properties mainly at 600 and 700 °C: over Y2O3–ZrO2 and ZrO2 sulfur addition improved naphthalene and ammonia conversion. However, over SiO2–ZrO2 no clear effect with H2S addition was observed. The effect of sulfur addition on the catalyst properties was connected to the formation of SO2 from H2S when oxygen was available. The intensity of the sulfur effect increased with the Lewis basicity strength of the catalysts. This indicates that the sulfur adsorption has a role in generating new type of active sites and/or plays role in changing the redox properties of the zirconia. Since the biomass gasification gas contains usually significant amounts of H2S the sulfur tolerance of the zirconia based catalysts is a remarkable benefit.
- gas clean-up
- sulfur tolerance
- zirconia catalyst
- biomass gasification
Rönkkönen, H., Simell, P., Reinikainen, M., & Krause, O. (2009). The effect of sulfur on ZrO2-based biomass gasification gas clean-up catalysts. Topics in Catalysis, 52(8), 1070 - 1078. _URL_


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Nuclear power reactor defense layers
Containment building is a building with a nuclear reactor in it. It is built around the reactor to keep the radiation from getting out, if something happens to the reactor. The containment building is the last barrier to the radiation getting into the environment. Containment systems for nuclear power reactors are distinguished by size, shape, materials used, and suppression systems. The kind of containment used is determined by the type of reactor, generation of the reactor, and the specific plant needs.[1]
The Chernobyl accident was very bad partly because Soviet reactors had no containment buildings.
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The diagram shown to the right demonstrates the order of defense layers for a nuclear reactor. The first layer of defense is the inert, ceramic quality of the uranium oxide itself. The second layer is the air tight zirkonium alloy of the fuel rod. The third layer is the reactor pressure vessel made of steel more than a dozen centimeters thick. The fourth layer is the pressure resistant, air tight containment building. The fifth layer is the exclusion zone around the reactor.
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It is certainly a cross sometimes to stand up for our beliefs in the court of public opinion. As you observe the Stations of the Cross this Lent, encourage your students to pray for the citizens of the United States as we struggle to vote our consciences in this election year.
Create a Stations of the Cross with your students leading them to use each station as motivation to stand up for what is right in our classrooms, in our communities, in our country.
Make a large cross from poster board. Divide the stations among the class, having groups create each of the fourteen stations small enough to fit together on the large cross. Attach each station to the large cross and put this prayer in the center:
Dear Jesus, standing up for what is right is not easy. By praying the Stations of the Cross, may I receive Your grace and strength to always do what is right and be a good example to others. May our leaders also have the grace and strength to do what is right. Amen.
For older students, challenge them to write prayers for each station.
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Solve Blocks in Mathad
The Solve Blocks feature can be found in the Math tab within Prime. This allows you to find a solution for variables within a simultaneous system of mathematical requirements, equations constraints. You can also optimize solutions and solve for design variables. Optimization refers to maximizing or minimizing the output of a function and allowing Mathcad to tell us what the input variables to that function should be while satisfying additional requirements at the same time. Solve Blocks also allow you to solve for an object's dimensions.


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A Kansas State University research team has resolved a 40-year-old debate on the role of iron acquisition in bacterial invasion of animal tissues.
The collaborative research—led by Phillip Klebba, professor and head of the department of biochemistry—clarifies how microorganisms colonize animal hosts and how scientists may block them from doing so. The findings suggest new approaches against bacterial disease and new strategies for antibiotic development. The study—in collaboration with Tyrrell Conway, director of the Microarray and Bioinformatics Core Facilities at the University of Oklahoma, and Salete M. Newton, Kansas State University research professor of biochemistry—recently appeared in PLOS ONE. It shows how iron acquisition affects the ability of bacteria to colonize animals, which is the first stage of microbial disease.
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Does How Fast You Eat Influence How Much You Weigh?
G. Douglas Andersen, DC, DACBSP, CCN
In a recent study, Japanese researchers were curious as to whether how fast a person eats has any effect on how much they weigh.1 Although Japan does not have the same level of obesity seen in the United States, its population has been gaining weight steadily over the past few decades.
Government employees in central Japan volunteered for the study. Each received a physical examination and was weighed, measured and surveyed with an extensive questionnaire regarding diet and lifestyle. Among the many questions study participants were asked included how much they weighed at age 20. Unknown to the subjects, a single multiple-choice question was the basis for the entire study: How fast is your rate of eating? Subjects selected from among the following responses: very slow, relatively slow, medium, relatively fast, or very fast.
Of the more than 5,000 employees surveyed, 3,737 men and 1,005 women met the inclusion criteria. Age ranged from 35 to 69. The mean age of males was 48; females 46. Results were as follows:
TABLE 1 Men – 3,337
TABLE 2 Women – 1,005
In this study, there was a clear relationship between speed of eating and body weight, as demonstrated by the results in tables 1 and 2 above. The questionnaire also revealed a correlation between speed of eating and quantity of food consumed. (Faster eaters consumed more calories.) There were some limitations in this study: Body weight at age 20 was estimated by the subjects, as was their speed of eating; and the people in this sample were all middle-aged Japanese citizens. Therefore, this does not necessarily mean these results would be duplicated in other groups. It does, however give us something to discuss at the dinner table.
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text: A variational framework for the identification and analysis of general nonlinear optimal disturbances in compressible flows is derived. The formulation is based on the compressible Navier–Stokes equations in conserved variables for an ideal gas with temperature-dependent viscosity. A discretely consistent implementation based on generalized coordinates allows the accurate analysis of a wide range of settings. An application in the identification of the optimal disturbances which experience the highest amplification in kinetic energy in pipe flow is presented. At low Mach numbers and moderate initial amplitude, the disturbances undergo a sequence of Orr mechanism, oblique nonlinear interaction and lift-up mechanism, and the energy amplification is consistent with results reported for incompressible flow (Pringle & Kerswell, Phys. Rev. Lett., vol. 105, 2010, 154502). When the Mach number is increased, the gain in perturbation kinetic energy grows appreciably, and the initial disturbance field becomes increasingly localized. Nonlinear optimal disturbances which are rescaled to higher initial kinetic energy than prescribed in the optimization procedure are demonstrated to evolve into a chaotic state. For a constant time horizon, the initial perturbation energy to reach a high-energy state decreases monotonically with Mach number.


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The Kwinti are an ethnic group living in the forested interior of Suriname on the bank of the Coppename River, and the eponymous term for their language, which has less than 1,000 speakers. Their language is an English-based creole with Portuguese and other influences. It is similar to the languages spoken by the Aluku and Paramaccan.
See also
- Hoogbergen, Wim (1992). Origins of the Suriname Kwinti Maroons, New West Indian Guide / Nieuwe West-Indische Gids 66, no: 1/2, Leiden, 27-59, KITLV
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Strawberry plants can be obtained from local nurseries.
Replace your plantings with new plants from a nursery
every 2 to 3 years.
You can start new plants from your existing strawberries by letting runners set daughter plants into
clean soil in late summer. Be sure to start daughter plants only from healthy mother plants and remove
all parts of the mother plants after the daughters are started. Dig up these new plants in October,
shake the soil from their roots, remove all but two healthy leaves, and place them in thin plastic
sandwich bags. Hold them in a refrigerator for 10 to 15 days, then plant them into clean, prepared
When planting, make sure to spread the roots out before firming the soil around the plant. Keep
the growing point above the soil line. Space plants about 12 inches apart in each row with rows about
12 inches apart in two-row beds, and stagger the plants in the two rows to give them maximum
room. In single-row beds, space plants about 10 inches apart.
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text: Abstract Background: Much interest has been drawn to the investigation of the hypothalamic–pituitary–thyroid (HPT)-axis in patients suffering from depression or panic disorder. However, there is no data concerning agoraphobia. Methods: Patients with panic disorder, agoraphobia, major depression were compared to normal controls (total n=88) in respect to HPT axis, obtaining basal TSH and administering a TRH test. Results: Normal controls and agoraphobics showed significantly higher Δ max TSH than depressives and panic patients. There were no differences between agoraphobics and normal controls. Conclusions: Agoraphobia, unlike depression or panic disorder, seems to be less biologically determined in respect to the HPT-axis.


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The UK retailer
That means they calculated everything that goes into the carbon footprint such as the components, manufacturing, transportation, even the amount of energy consumers will use to wash and dry the underwear.
One interesting discovery from calculating the carbon footprint of lingerie was the discovery of how much impact lace and embroidery have on the footprint's size. So, lingerie that is simpler is also "greener." And, using manufacturing techniques that use renewable energy and reduce waste, they were able to reduce the carbon footprint by approximately 33% compared to traditional lingerie manufacturing.
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Mark Nozzle Orientation on Dish Fabrication:
I would like to explain in this post how to mark the nozzle on the dishes or heads through the use of fabrication methods and terms. By using AutoCAD software how to mark the nozzles on the exact position with proper angles and radius as follows.
Nozzle Orientation process in AutoCAD:
- First, observe the dish or head outer diameter with measurement tape or with any other types of equipment as your wish.
- After that plan, the elevation and how many nozzles are required for the dish. I already mention the all the details in the below AutoCAD drawing tutorial you can check the video.
- Then after mark the centre point on the top of dish with a marker by measuring the four parts. That means to divide the 360 degrees into four parts then you get each part 90 degrees.
- Draw one of the horizontal and vertical lines to form a centre point of the top dish.
- consider how many nozzles are required for example in this I am taking 8 nozzles. divide this by 360 degrees then you get each nozzle angle.
- 360 degrees/8 nozzles are equal to 45 degrees.
- Then you get each degree angle of all eight nozzles are 45 degrees
- This is easy to draw in AutoCAD with exact angles coming to fabrication terms it is somewhat difficult the process as follows:
- Mark the dish centre by using a dot-punch
- Check the OCF of the dish
- Example: 5232 mm OCF of the dish
= 5232 mm/360 degrees
= 14.81 degrees (each degree)
4. Example: The radius of the nozzle orientation is 645 mm
5. Mark the radius on the top of the dish with a large divider with the exact measurement and you can also adjust the measurements.
6. At the end of the dish measure the OCF of the dish after that list out all the angles where you want to place the angles for example:
0 to 60 degrees x 14.81 degrees = 888.6 mm
60 to 90 degrees x 14.81 degrees = 444.3 mm
90 to 120 degrees x 14.81 degrees = 444.3 mm
Like this, you can measure the all the angles with this process.
7. After getting the all the angles mark the distance at the bottom end of the circular dish with measuring tape and marker or dot punch.
8. after intersecting the all the dots with the centre point of the top dish then you can observe the angles on the Radius of the orientation and place the nozzles.
- Check the actual Radius (R)
- Check the pipe sizes equal or not
- Measure the lengths and angles properly with measurement tape
- Maintain the pipe cutting gap should be 10 mm
- After cut the orientation by the plasma torch.
- Fabricate the all the nozzles as per standards sch40, sch80 and ASA 150# SORF flanges Table-E PCD or normal as per client requirements.
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Examines associations between the physical health, mental health and educational performance of a random sample of 4-16 year-old students attending primary and secondary schools throughout WA. School cultures and environments are described. The influence of school staffing, size, amenities and location as well as the contribution of family structure and functioning on child academic performance and well-being are examined. Consequences of poor physical and mental health for educational outcomes are described together with the protective function which schools serve for children at increased risk for poor health and educational attainment.
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4.4. Help and verbosity options
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Cause GHC to spew a long usage message to standard output and then exit.
The -v option makes GHC verbose: it reports its version number and shows (on stderr) exactly how it invokes each phase of the compilation system. Moreover, it passes the -v flag to most phases; each reports its version number (and possibly some other information).
Please, oh please, use the -v option when reporting bugs! Knowing that you ran the right bits in the right order is always the first thing we want to verify.
To provide more control over the compiler's verbosity, the -v flag takes an optional numeric argument. Specifying -v on its own is equivalent to -v3, and the other levels have the following meanings:
Disable all non-essential messages (this is the default).
Minimal verbosity: print one line per compilation (this is the default when ––make or ––interactive is on).
Print the name of each compilation phase as it is executed. (equivalent to -dshow-passes).
The same as -v2, except that in addition the full command line (if appropriate) for each compilation phase is also printed.
The same as -v3 except that the intermediate program representation after each compilation phase is also printed (excluding preprocessed and C/assembly files).
Print a one-line string including GHC's version number.
Print GHC's numeric version number only.
Print the path to GHC's library directory. This is the top of the directory tree containing GHC's libraries, interfaces, and include files (usually something like /usr/local/lib/ghc-5.02 on Unix). This is the value of $libdirin the package configuration file (see Section 4.10).


Pancreas Disease - Can you recognise this sleeping monster?
The Fish Site
by The Fish Site
6 June 2006, at 1:00am
By Intervet - Pancreas disease (PD) of Atlantic salmon was first recognised in Scotland, followed by Ireland and then Norway. This short series of Agenda articles will cover; 1. A description of PD (Agenda No. 5), 2. The diagnosis of PD (Agenda No. 6) and 3. Control strategies (Agenda No. 8).
PD is caused by an alphavirus known as salmon pancreas disease virus (SPDV). While there are some molecular differences between isolates from Norway and the Irish and Scottish PD virus, the variation in the manifestation and impact of SPDV infection on individual sites is more related to fish and environmental factors than these viral differences.
In Norway, PD is an important economic disease of Atlantic salmon particularly around the Bergen area. It has also recently been described in sea-reared rainbow trout. It can cause signifi cant losses due to morbidity, mortality, reduced production and downgrading. While the name suggests that the primary organ damaged is the pancreas, severe cardiac and skeletal myopathies are also key features of this disease. One form of chronic PD has also been known as sudden death syndrome (SDS), due to deaths in well conditioned feeding fish.
Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L) is considered to be the most susceptible host but published experimental challenges have shown that brown trout (Salmo trutta) and rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) are also susceptible; however, the lesion profile is considerably less severe in these latter species. However, in in-house experimental challenge studies, we found that rainbow trout and Atlantic salmon had equally severe lesions Due to the difficulty of isolating SPDV from natural outbreaks of PD and the widespread distribution of Infectious Pancreatic Necrosis virus (IPNV), which can mask the SPDV and the disease in farmed salmon, PD has been significantly under diagnosed in the fi eld. Other conditions such as cardiomyopathy syndrome (CMS) and heart and skeletal muscle inflammation (HSMI) have also complicated the diagnosis of PD.
All stages of marine-reared Atlantic salmon are susceptible, including S0 and S1 smolts and growers. There is strong evidence of a high level of acquired life-long immunity to PD, as once a population has been infected, new PD outbreaks do not occur. But primary outbreaks of PD can take several months to resolve depending on the age of fish infected and the water temperature.
The pattern and outcome of PD outbreaks has become less predictable with disease occurring during all months of the year and in all sizes of fi sh in Ireland, Scotland and Norway. When PD occurs at winter temperatures, it is very insidious in nature, takes a long time to spread throughout a cage and site, and has a prolonged recovery phase. From a production point of view, winter PD is potentially much more damaging than a PD outbreak shortly after transfer, as, while mortalities may be less, there is a significant loss of growth over a prolonged period.
An epidemiological survey undertaken in Ireland on 2002-2003 farmed salmon stocks revealed that 15 of 21 sites (71%) had experienced PD with mortality reaching 40% in some cages. The prevalence and severity of PD outbreaks in Norway have steadily increased since the mid 1990s where, in severe cases (e.g., 97 G S0 with 9 % and S0 98G with 20% losses), considerable losses were recorded. Transmission appears to be primarily due to direct fi sh to fi sh contact, but the involvement of other marine reservoirs, such as molluscs, crustaceans and wild fish, or vectors such as sea lice and even vertical transmission, cannot be ruled out.
The clinical signs of acute infection with SPDV can be difficult to detect, especially in winter conditions. Classically there is a sudden drop in feed intake, in some cases preceded by voracious feeding. A variable proportion of fi sh become lethargic and can be seen swimming around the edges and corners of the net pen. Some moribund fi sh may be seen hanging from the sides of the nets by their jaws. There may be a small increase in mortalities at this viraemic stage, but the most signifi cant mortalities usually occur 3-6 weeks after the acute phase disease at temperatures of 12-14°C or there may be a more prolonged chronic mortality phase.
An increase in white to yellow cast-like faeces is often associated with PD and these are frequently observed on nets. Other clinical manifestations include sudden death in large fish, which have feed in their gastrointestinal tract, fi sh lying motionless on the bottom of the pen, unusual swimming behaviour (including circling and spiral swimming) and spitting out feed pellets. A variable percentage of fi sh become runts. Sub-clinical infections where the population is infected with SPDV but with no evidence of clinical or signifi cant histological lesions may also occur.
In post-mortem examination of acute phase PD fish, which is rarely detected, there will be no food in the gut, white or yellow casts in the gut and, occasionally, petechial haemorrhages over the surface of the pyloric caecae. In chronic phase PD, there will be a significant lack of abdominal body fat and poor condition factors in severely affected fish. Large good-conditioned fish with feed in their gut may show no gross lesions but rupture of the heart is occasionally observed (SDS). Histological, serological, and virological examination can confirm the diagnosis (see Agenda No. 6).
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Preceding for multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) antenna systems is considered with perfect channel knowledge available at both the transmitter and the receiver. For two transmit antennas and QAM constellations, a real-valued precoder which is approximately optimal (with respect to the minimum Euclidean distance between points in the received signal space) among real-valued precoders based on the singular value decomposition (SVD) of the channel is proposed. The proposed precoder is obtainable easily for arbitrary QAM constellations, unlike the known complex-valued optimal precoder by Collin et at for two transmit antennas which is in existence for 4-QAM alone and is extremely hard to obtain for larger QAM constellations. The proposed precoding scheme is extended to higher number of transmit antennas on the lines of the E - dmin pre coder for 4-QAM by Vrigneau et at which is an extension of the complex-valued optimal precoder for 4-QAM. The proposed precoder's ML-decoding complexity as a function of the constellation size M is only O(√M) while that of the E-dmin precoder is O(M√M)(M = 4). Compared to the recently proposed X- and Y-precoders, the error performance of the proposed precoder is significantly better while being only marginally worse than that of the E-dmin precoder for 4-QAM. It is argued that the proposed precoder provides full-diversity for QAM constellations and this is supported by simulation plots of the word error probability for 2 × 2, 4 × 4 and 8×8 systems.


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A Repertory Grid Study Investigating Factors Associated With Treating People Diagnosed With Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD): the Construct of Illness and the Therapeutic Relationship
Dunne, Emma Catherine
People diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) have been subjected to stigma and told that their difficulties are untreatable. Although recovery is now understood to be possible for this client group, much controversy exists around whether BPD is, in fact, an illness. The implications of this belief have not yet been explored from the perspective of the client. Furthermore, little research has attempted to deconstruct what constitutes the therapeutic alliance for people diagnosed with BPD and their clinicians from a Personal Construct Psychology (PCP) perspective. The present research study therefore aimed to explore what impacts on the recovery of people diagnosed with BPD. This included investigating the impact of the construct of illness and the therapeutic relationship. The research employed a correlational and non-randomised design, using a cross-sectional approach. The Repertory Grid technique was used among a sample of 20 clients diagnosed with BPD and their clinicians. Relevant questionnaires were also administered to ascertain BPD symptomatology and the perceived quality of the therapeutic relationship. Among findings, a statistically significant correlation is presented for the association between a poor therapeutic relationship and increased BPD symptoms. Evidence (in the form of a borderline significant correlation) is also revealed to suggest that clients diagnosed with BPD construe fewer benefits from psychological therapy when they consider the well – ill construct to be more important (i.e. superordinate). The results provide new information with regard to the treatment of people diagnosed with BPD.


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The minimum entry requirement is a 3 years industrial experience OR a Level 3 S/NVQ (or equivalent qualification) plus at least one year's experience in a relevant industrial environment.
In order to achieve an irtec licence, a technician must successfully complete both the theory (Under Pinning Knowledge) test, and a series of practical assessments at an irtec-approved assessment centre.
The practical assessments in the Advanced Technician licence are as follows:
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Once candidates have passed the Under Pinning Knowledge (UPK) theory test, they have 12 months in which to successfully complete all the practical assessmets.
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Brand Activism
Brand Activism
Brand Activism - refers to the public presentation of companies that take a clear stance on political and social issues.
Authenticity is an important factor when it comes to deciding which brand or company customers will choose, especially in the current climate in which we are inundated with suppliers from all sectors, both online and offline.
Not having an opinion is often worse for a company's reputation than being on the supposedly wrong side.
Therefore, the motto is: Take a stand! But how?
Brand Activism for Shopping Centers
The first thing to note is: If you take a stance and take a clear position on a topic, there is always a risk of losing customers who disagree with you. However, the bond with the customers who stay develops much more intensively. A relationship of trust develops, and customers are more loyal and interactive. This means they are also more willing to participate in surveys, write reviews, interact on social media, or sign up for customer accounts and newsletters, for example.
There is also the danger that too much, too superficial commitment to several topics will be perceived by customers as a pure marketing strategy, which then appears untrustworthy.
It is therefore important to look for a topic that fits in with the corporate philosophy and to position oneself clearly here. This doesn't just mean talking about it and perhaps organizing a fundraising campaign. Employees must stand behind the company's philosophy. Training courses and workshops offer them the opportunity to learn more about the chosen topic. Transparency must be created: For example, if you tout your company as climate-friendly, it's not enough to color the logo green. Disclose your carbon footprint, describe the measures you have implemented and be consistent. Even if this means cutting ties with a supplier, for example.
Our "Better Together" initiative is a brand activism campaign against racism. It consists of several building blocks with which shopping centers can earn a justified award for being a discrimination-free shopping center.
You would like to learn more about the topic? We look forward to hearing from you!


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[Webinar] Digitalize the CMC Path to Regulatory Submission and Technical Transfer
Having a complete and accurate development history is of paramount importance to address any CMC queries from regulatory agencies in a satisfactory and timely manner. Understanding what decisions were made, when they were made and why they were made, all form part of a unique CMC story for every medicine.
Digitalization, when done correctly, enables this story to be told accurately and in full.
In this webinar entitled "Digitalize the CMC Path to Regulatory Submission and Technical Transfer" we will explore:
- The problems associated with the current dependence on human interactions to create context, curate data and create the development history
- Existing digital solutions
- The future for CMC digitalization
Our presenter, Dr. Bret Huff received his B.S. degree in chemistry in 1984 from CSU, Chico. He received his Ph.D. from University of California Santa Barbara in 1989. Following, he was a National Institutes of Health postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University. In 1991, he joined Eli Lilly and Company as a senior organic chemist where he worked on many early-phase drug candidates in process development. In the following years he held several scientific and management roles across the company. In 2019, Dr. Huff retired from Eli Lilly as Vice President of Small Molecule Discovery and Development. He serves now with APC as Digital Products Lead.


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IPIS has developed a methodology to map stakeholders and power structures. Following an in depth study through interview and literature review, this approach uses modern visualisation techniques to create interactive tools that map and visualize the power dynamics in conflict and post-conflict areas. These tools can be used to describe local, provincial, national, regional and international peace builders and spoilers and the relationships between these actors.
A power mapping visualisation tool and table can help non-governmental and governmental actors understanding the underlying dynamics of a conflict or post-conflict situation. Understanding the local power structure is an essential step to engage in a new area.
The following screenshots are examples of recent power mappings:
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The Philippines is blessed with a very high biodiversity, including the plants living in its remaining forest cover. Trees alone comprise about 3500 species. Just to research on a species a day would take about 10 years to finish all of just the trees. Then there are still the shrubs, herbs, ferns etc. Through this blog we hope to introduce you to some important plants in the forest before they completely disappear because of habitat destruction.
Friday, January 13, 2012
Another Katmon in Flower
Dillenia sibuyanensis in flower
Flower is much smaller than a katmon's
Quick Post: I was gifted by Wendy Regalado with a cutting of Dillenia sibuyanensis or katmon-sibuyan. In about 8 months it established itself then grew from 6 inches to about 2 feet. The other day I saw it in flower. It had a smaller flower compared to Dillenia philippinensis, but has an attractive yellow flower. It must be a delight to see a specimen heavily laden with the yellow blooms. For now I have to contented with the single flower, and at least I know my plant will be doing so someday.


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How and why to use aria-live
Yesterday, we talked about screen readers (and why you should use one).
What happens if you have a piece of content that changes dynamically on your page? How do screen readers let the user know that content has changed?
For example, imagine you had an input for users to type their name. Below it, you have an element that displays "Hello {user's name}!" in real time as they type. How does a screen reader user know about the message in the _TAG_ element?
Here's a demo.
Generally speaking, screen readers will not notice or announce those changes unless you tell them that they need to.
The aria-live attribute let's screen readers know that content in a particular element is going to change dynamically, and that they should pay attention to it and announce those changes.
It's value can be set to off (the same as not using it at all), assertive (in which screen readers interrupt user actions to announce changes), and polite (which tells the screen reader to wait until the user is done to announce updates).
Generally speaking, we should always use polite.
If we update our HTML to look like this, now screen readers will announce changes to the _TAG_ element's content.
Here's an updated demo.


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How to Calculate Hydraulic and Pneumatic Cylinder Buckling
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Much the same way that you want the columns on your front porch to have the strength to support the roof --avoiding any and all Tim the Tool Man Taylor incidents -- column strength is a critical piece when addressing cylinder design as well. So many of us don't understand what it is and how important it is; let's investigate some of the factors associated with it to help gain a better understanding.
Things to Consider When Calculating Column Buckling
Buckling is a failure of a structural member due to a high compressive load. In other words: too much load on the end of you cylinder rod when it is extending. Remember this only happens under a compressive load (more on this later).
There are different classes of mountings for cylinders. For fixed mounted cylinder (for example):
 - front head flange mount
 - front flange mount
 - rear head mount, (or any cylinder that has a fixed mount on the front or rear of the cylinder)
Next comes the head or intermediate pivotal mounts; they consist of a front trunnion mount or intermediate trunnion mount. And last but not least is the rear pivotal mount, clevis or pivot mounts.
Each mounting style has different classes of rod supports styles. For the fixed mounted cylinders there is:
 - class 1, which is fixed supported guided
 - class 2, which is pivoted supported guided
 - class 3 pivoted or fixed supported unguided and
 - class 6 free unsupported unguided
Next are the head or intermediate pivotal mounts, which has:
 - class 3 pivoted or fixed supported unguided, and
 - class 4, pivoted supported guided or unguided
And lastly the rear pivotal mounting, it has:
 - class 5, pivoted supported guided or unguided.
So what does all this technical jargon mean?
You just need to order a cylinder, right? So why all this class this, unguided that…blah, blah, blah.
Your column strength limitations are based on operating pressure, rod size and the length of stroke. After a certain point the longer your stroke the less operating pressure you can use based on your rod size. Spaghetti noodles can teach us alot about cylinder design, so for example, imagine if you take a long piece of raw spaghetti (not the limp wet stuff in the pot) and stand it on its end and press down on it with your palm you will see the long piece of spaghetti bend and eventually break. Now take one of those shorter pieces you just made and do the same thing and you will notice that you can apply more pressure before it bends and breaks and eventually you will get a piece so short that you can't bend it or break it in this manner -- this is column strength.
In the nut shell, the longer the rod the less column strength you have therefore the less pressure you can apply before bending or breaking occurs. Whether its a spaghetti noodle or a cylinder. You can have a failure without the rod losing it elasticity by the rod just bending and then returning to its original shape after the load is removed, the elasticity of the rod was not exceeded. You can't enhance the column strength by using high tension-proof steel or heat treated material, the only way to increase column strength is to make the diameter of the rod larger. If this is not possible then you are limited in your operating pressure base on your cylinder size, rod size, stroke and any rod extension you might have.
Check out the free PDF, 12 Fluid Power Charts and Guides for Everyday Use, to help you figure out what your needs and limitations are. And if the job is complex enough you can always ask an engineer.
Whether your designing a three stage telescopic cylinder capable of lifting a 300,000 pound load for the aerospace industry or a 18" bore, 9" rod and 120" stroke marine cylinder used for opening and closing a split hull hopper barge calculating column strength is imperitive when specifying a cylinder -- no matter the application.
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About The Customer
EUR 250 billion turnover | 660 000 employees (VW Group)
With a quality critical item being manufactured, having very rigid safety and assembly requirements, the need was in having the ability to track and trace part assembly and movement through the assembly process, while ensuring quality
How We Did It
By implementing ODIN Workstation throughout the entire line.
- Total traceability of process, engine assembly and operators on one, easy-to-access system at one data access point
- Complete transparency of the entire process, accompanied with qualitative data metrics
- Dynamic and visual work instructions ensuring the correct assembly sequence, thereby reducing defects.
- Intuitive operator instructions improving both quality and productivity
- The controlled tracking reducing 30% of overall quality associated defects
- No-code line configuration interfaces allows for ease of improving and adjusting operations and assembly sequences to facilitate best continuous improvement practices
- No complicated PLC or database programming required to add new process steps or operations for the assembled parts


Grade 4: How did the First Nations display compassion for the European Settlers? (part 1)
This lesson can be integrated into a unit on understanding and showing compassion. Students will explore the ways in which the Aboriginal peoples showed compassion towards the early European explorers.
It is expected that student will:
 - Students will identify effects of early contact between Aboriginal societies and European explorers and settlers
 - Students will analyze factors that influenced early European exploration of North America
 - Describe Aboriginal peoples' relationship with the land and natural resources
 - Grade 4 Socials Studies textbookOur Beginnings Outlooks 4
Step 1: Have the students work in small groups to brainstorm the idea of compassion. What is it? How are they compassionate to others? How are other compassionate to them? How would life be different if people did not display this very important characteristic?
Step 2: As a class, read "A Second Voyage" pg. 141 in Our Beginnings, the Grade 4 Social Studies textbook aloud. Have a class discussion about scurvy and the role the First Nations and how their knowledge of their land and resources helped the survival of many European explorers and settlers.
Look for evidence of:
 - Student willingness to openly participate in group and class discussions
 - Student's ability to understand and identify positive impacts the First Nations had on European explorers and settlers.
 - Student's ability to display knowledge of Aboriginal people's relationship with the land and resources.
 - Create a Venn diagram that displays compassion and caring shown by the First Nations and European Settlers. The middle of the diagram will illustrate common acts of compassion between both parties.


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Indigenomics is a phrase coined by Carol Anne Hilton. Transformation exclusively offers Indigenomics.
Indigenomics is about understanding indigenous ways of being and worldview. Indigenomics draws on ancient principles that have supported indigenous economies for thousands of years, and works to implement them as modern practices. Indigenomics welcomes you to an Indigenous worldview. It brings to the forefront human values and practice. Indigenomics converges upon the Canadian context and the shifting influence of First Nations. It invites dialogue, and thought provoking insight into possibility of the Indigenous relationship both in Canada and beyond. It explores the pathway of the threshold of the indigenous relationship and modern economics. Indigenomicsis about honoring the powerful thinking of Indigenous wisdom of local economy, relationship and human values in the modern context.
Indigenomics is about:
- a platform for local changemakers to explore indigenous economic development and economies
- understanding and exploring the Indigenous ways of being
- contrasts with modern economics
- traditional systems while outlining characteristics of emerging ecological business models
Tension plays out daily through the legal and business relationship between First Nations, government and corporations. Indigenomics outlines the current and historical context, the shifting influences, the continuum of thought processes and lays out the invitation to participate in a new economy that includes Indigenous ways of being.
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- The relevance to local economic development, including the role of government and corporations
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This image comes from Glencairn Museum News (_EMAIL_), which this month is full of fascinating and erudite information about American and European Christmas traditions – Christmas tree decorations and Christmas cribs ('Nativities') in particular.
Left: Père Noël is the French equivalent of the American Santa Claus. He wears a long, hooded robe edged with white fur, and carries presents in a wicker basket like the ones traditionally used by grape harvesters. This papier-mâché figure of Père Noël, made in France around 1920, served as a candy container. Right: This St. Nicholas-shaped candy container, made in Germany around 1910, separates at the base and conceals a cylinder that held candy.


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Copland may refer to:
- Copland (surname)
- Copland River in New Zealand
- Copland (crater), a Mercury crater
- 4532 Copland, an asteroid named after Aaron Copland
- The unreleased Copland operating system project at Apple Computer
- Aaron Copland, American 20th-century composer
- Copeland (disambiguation)
- Cop Land, a 1997 movie starring Sylvester Stallone, Robert De Niro and Harvey Keitel
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Stefano Mancuso
Plant neurobiologist
Stefano Mancuso is a founder of the study of plant neurobiology, which explores signaling and communication at all levels of biological organization, from genetics to molecules, cells and ecological communities.
Why you should listen
Does the Boston fern you're dutifully misting each morning appreciate your care? Or can the spreading oak in your local park take umbrage at the kids climbing its knotted branches? Not likely, says Italian researcher Stefano Mancuso, but that doesn't mean that these same living organisms aren't capable of incredibly sophisticated and dynamic forms of awareness and communication.
What others say
"To christen the lab in 2004, Mancuso decided to use the controversial term 'plant neurobiology' to reinforce the idea that plants have biochemistry, cell biology and electrophysiology similar to the human nervous system." — Nicole Martinelli,
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text: We investigate the stationary and dynamical behavior of an Anderson localized chain coupled to a single central bound state. Although this coupling partially dilutes the Anderson localized peaks towards nearly resonant sites, the most weight of the original peaks remains unchanged. This leads to multifractal wave functions with a frozen spectrum of fractal dimensions, which is characteristic for localized phases in models with power-law hopping. Using a perturbative approach we identify two different dynamical regimes. At weak couplings to the central site, the transport of particles and information is logarithmic in time, a feature usually attributed to many-body localization. We connect such transport to the persistence of the Poisson statistics of level spacings in parts of the spectrum. In contrast, at stronger couplings the level repulsion is established in the entire spectrum, the problem can be mapped to the Fano resonance, and the transport is ballistic.


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The tallit katan ("small tallit") is a fringed garment traditionally worn either under or over one's clothing by Jewish males. It is a poncho-like garment with a hole for the head and special twined and knotted fringes known as tzitzit attached to its four corners. The requirements regarding the fabric and fringes of a tallit katan are the same as that of a tallit gadol. Generally a tallit katan is made of wool or cotton.
While all four cornered garments are required to have tzitzit, the custom of specially wearing a tallit katan is based on a verse in Numbers 15:38-39 which exhorts Jews to "remember[ance of] all the commandments of the Lord." Wearing a tallit kattan is not mandated in Biblical law, but in Rabbinic law the practice is strongly encouraged for men, and often considered obligatory or a binding custom.
The tallit katan is also known as arba kanfot (Yiddish/Ashkenazic Hebrew: arba kanfos), literally "four corners" or tzitzit.


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Stewarding Sustainability Transformations
In the context of the world's pressing sustainability challenges this new Report to the Club of Rome presents a novel approach to navigating collaborative change in partnerships between governments, research institutions, corporations and civil society activists. With reference to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals and the Planetary Boundaries it introduces the theory and practice of Collective Stewardship as a management tool that respects the integrity of human and natural systems. Drawing on the work of transdisciplinary scientific scholars and seasoned sustainability practitioners, it shows how transformative change can be built on life's inherent tendency to generate patterns of vitality and resilience. This ground-breaking monograph shows workable pathways to stewarding patterns of aliveness in social and ecological systems at all levels of the global society. As a highly regarded author and expert in collective leadership, Petra Kuenkel inspires academics and practitioners alike to explore new routes towards co-creating responsible futures in the era of the Anthropocene, where the human footprint has begun to change the course of planetary evolution. She invites decision-makers, researchers, planners and social activists to become stewards of systems patterns, enhance their collaborative competencies and guide life-enhancing socio-ecological interaction at scale. The conceptual architecture the author elaborates builds transformation literacy and boils down to a practical guidance for planning and implementing interventions across all sectors of society. It helps bring about change through a deliberate combination of enlivening narratives, empowering metrics, enabling processes, multi-level governance, guiding regulations, and life-supporting innovation. This comprehensive book sets a new direction in the field of sustainability transformations and will become a foundation for planning collective action and achieving impact at scale.


sets the step-limit used by the ACL2 prover at the top level only
This event provides a way to limit the number of so-called ''prover steps'' permitted for an event. See with-prover-step-limit for a way to specify the limit on prover steps for a single event, rather than globally (and without the restriction mentioned above, pertaining to the top level). For a related utility based on time instead of prover steps, see with-prover-time-limit. For examples of how step limits work, see the distributed book books/misc/misc2/step-limits.lisp.
Example Forms:
General Form:
(set-prover-step-limit expr)
Depending on the computer you are using, you may have only (very roughly) a half-hour of time before the number of prover steps exceeds the maximum step-limit, which is one less than the value of *default-step-limit*. Note however the exception stated above: if the ''limit'' is nil or is the value of *default-step-limit*, then no limit is imposed.
The limit is relevant for every event, to calls of thm and certify-book, and more generally, to any form that creates a ''summary context'' to print the usual event summary. The limit is also put in force when entering the proof-checker. Below, at the end of this documentation topic, we explain in detail when a call of set-prover-step-limit is in force: in brief, it applies to all forms that are either at the top level or are inside the same summary contexts.
Note that the limit applies to each event, not just ''atomic'' events. Consider the following example.
(set-prover-step-limit 500)
 (defthm lemma-1 ; takes 380 steps
 :rule-classes nil)
 (defthm lemma-2 ; would take 319 steps
 :rule-classes nil))
Prover steps counted: 380
The summary for lemma-2 reflects that situation:
Prover steps counted: More than 120
The summary for the encapsulate events then indicates that the available steps for that event have also been exceeded:
Prover steps counted: More than 500
Rules: NIL
Prover steps counted: 41090
ACL2!>
Finally, we discuss in some detail with a set-prover-step-limit event is in force: it applies to a subsequent form that is either at the top level or at the same level as the set-prover-step-limit form, in the following sense. Let us say that a ''summary context'' is any context for which the usual ACL2 summary will ultimately be printed (if summary printing is not inhibited). Every event -- a call of defun or defthm, or more generally, every embedded event form (see embedded-event-form) -- establishes a summary context, as do certain other top-level forms such as calls of thm and certify-book. (But a call of ld does not establish a summary context.) Here, we consider two forms to be at the same level if they are in the same summary contexts. Thus, if set-prover-step-limit is called at the top level, then this call is not in force for events under a call of certify-book, encapsulate, progn, make-event, or (more generally) under any form that establishes a summary context. Also, if set-prover-step-limit is called inside a summary context, then it does not apply above that summary context except, if it is not local to some event, at the very top level.


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Antarah (Antar) Ibn Shaddad (525 - 615 / Najd)
'Antarah Ibn Shaddad al-'Absi was a pre-Islamic Arabian hero and poet (525-608) famous both for his poetry and his adventurous life. What many consider his best or chief poem is contained in the Mu'allaqat. The account of his life forms the basis of a long and extravagant romance.
Antarah was born in Najd (northern Saudi Arabia). He was the son of Shaddad, a well-respected member of the Arabian tribe of Banu Abs, his mother was named Zabibah, an Ethiopian woman, whom Shaddad had enslaved after a tribal war. The tribe neglected Antara at first, and he grew up in servitude. Although it was fairly obvious that Shaddad was his father. He was considered one... more »
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Definition of oblivions
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