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21-26 October 2013
Room 303, Fok Ying Tung Remote Sensing Science Building,
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Please click here to download the daily programme.
The training course is devoted to applications of ESA EO data and information retrieval for China seas using optical, IR, SAR and radar altimeter data. The following disciplines and subjects will be covered.
- Current and future Chinese and ESA missions for ocean remote sensing including Explorers, Sentinels 1,2 & 3 and HJ-1-C SAR
- Teaching of remote sensing principles in ocean colour, Sea Surface Temperature (SST) and geo-physical parameters retrieval from SAR and RAs
- Validation of geo-physical parameters
- Exploitation of instruments' synergy
- Advances in remote sensing over China seas
- EO and other data / model assimilation & Essential Climate Variables
- Data access and handling
- Usage of software tools for examining data sets from the ASAR, RA, MERIS and AATSR instruments and Sentinels' simulated data
- Interpretation of signatures from these instruments and their transformation into geo-physical products

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Quick Answer: How Does A Confirmation Name Work?
Is confirmation in the Bible?
Scriptural foundation The roots of confirmation are found in the Church of the New Testament.
In the Gospel of John 14, Christ speaks of the coming of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles (John 14:15–26)..
Can you have two confirmation names?
Yes you can, just put them together like John Mary or whichever saints you chose. …
What does a sponsor do at a confirmation?
At Confirmation there is usually just one sponsor. Sometimes it is one of the godparents. At Confirmation the sponsor presents the child to the bishop. The sponsor stands behind the child and places his or her hand on the child's shoulder as a sign of support.
How does a confirmation work?
Here's what happens at the actual ritual of Confirmation: You stand or kneel before the bishop. … The bishop anoints you by using oil of Chrism (a consecrated oil) to make the Sign of the Cross on your forehead while saying your Confirmation name and "Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit." You respond, "Amen."
Can a girl choose a male saint for confirmation?
Many Catholics have been drawn to a Saint, and taken their name for their Confirmation, regardless of gender. Many names are purposeful alterations of gender specific names even; such as Patricia for Patrick, Frances for Francis, and so on. … Yes, you can use any saint!
Do you use your confirmation name?
Confirmation is a religious ceremony that has no real legal status. That is, no civil government agency or court is involved in the process. So, a confirmation name is just a religious activity that each person can choose to include in their name or not. Most don't.
How do you pick a saint for confirmation?
You may choose your Baptismal name, select a name from the Bible, or a canonized saint of the Catholic Church. The saint you choose should reflect a devotion you have to the saint, virtues or gifts to which you aspire, or the patron saint of certain gifts that are dear to you.
Why is the confirmation important?
It enables a baptised person to confirm the promises made on their behalf at baptism. It is also a sign of full membership to the Christian community. In Christian confirmation, a baptised person believes that he or she is receiving the gift of the Holy Spirit. … Confirmation can be held at any age.
What age do you receive confirmation?
How do you get confirmation?
To be eligible for confirmation, a candidate must be baptized and attend confirmation or catechism classes. One of the steps to prepare for confirmation is requesting the sacrament. In most churches, confirmands write a letter to their priest to formally request the sacrament of confirmation.
What is the point of a confirmation name?
Choosing a confirmation name is an important step on the path to living a devoted, holy life in the Catholic Church. Your confirmation name, typically the name of a saint, will serve both as a reminder to your commitment to God and as your inspiration for being a steward of the church.
What are the 7 steps of confirmation?
Terms in this set (7)1 Reading from the Scripture. Scripture pertaining to Confirmation is read.2 Presentation of the Candidates. You are called by name of by group and stand before the Bishop.3 Homily. … 4 Renewal of Baptismal Promises. … 5 Laying on of Hands. … 6 Anointing with Chrism. … 7 Prayer of the Faithful.


Experiences of oppression among Middle-Eastern couples living in Denmark: Implications for marriage and family therapy
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Marriage and Family Therapy
Kenneth Hardy
Oppression, Middle-Eastern, Couples, Denmark, Marriage and family therapy
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Psychology | Race and Ethnicity | Social and Behavioral Sciences | Social Psychology | Sociology
There has been an increasing interest within the field of Marriage and Family Therapy over the last decades in uncovering and exploring how specific contextual parameters influence the life experience of minority groups. The identified experiences of minority groups include emotional and psychological responses directly connected to oppression, the effect of oppression on the couple relationship, and specific mental health needs. This dissertation adds to the existing knowledge in several ways. Specifically, the aim is to explore (1) how experiences of oppression may be present in a Scandinavian context, (2) how lived experiences affect the relationship of minority couples in Denmark, and (3) their specific mental health needs and implications for marriage and family therapists.
During this study eight couples (16 individuals) were interviewed to gain an indepth understanding of their experiences and meaning-making processes. The data was analyzed using a phenomenological method developed by Edwards and Titchen (2003) and based on the theory of Alfred Schutz (1967; 1970a). Results indicated that, as a consequence of their racial, cultural, and religious difference, the participating couples experienced that others tend to devalue them, seeing them as not-Danish, and being of lesser worth, affecting them emotionally and psychologically. This study identified several coping mechanisms commonly used by Middle Eastern couples in Denmark. This dissertation is ground breaking in Denmark, as it takes a first step toward exploring the experiences of minority couples and the emotional and psychological impact that the Danish context has on them. In addition, this dissertation makes a contribution to the field of marriage and family therapy by connecting theories developed in the United States to lived experiences in Denmark, enabling marriage and family therapists around the world to reflect on trans-cultural and trans-national processes and experiences in regards to oppression.


Children's story The Sheepdogs Who Stopped Watching Sheep by R K Thill - Children's Stories Net
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Over the rolling hills, across the babbling brook, and past the pasture of weeping willows lived two sheepdogs named Chester and Stanley.
It was their job to protect and guide the sheep of Farmer O'Reilly, whom they had worked for since they were puppies. Although the old farmer warned them not to leave the sheep, Chester and Stanley could not help but wonder what lay beyond the hills that surrounded their home.
One day, Chester and Stanley decided that they were tired of always watching the sheep.
"Stanley," asked Chester. "Do you ever wonder what is on the other side of that hill?"
"Yes, I do," replied Stanley.
"Then perhaps we should venture there to see," said Chester.
And with that, the two restless sheepdogs left the pasture and grazing sheep behind in search of adventure.
When they finally got to the top of the hill, Chester and Stanley were able to see for miles around them. The sheep could be seen in the distance scampering farther and farther away from the farm.
"Stanley, I wonder what is on the other side of the babbling brook," said Chester.
"I don't know," replied Stanley. "Perhaps we should venture there to see."
As the pair trotted down the hill, Stanley noticed a squirrel crying near a weeping willow tree. As they approached, the squirrel became frightened at the mere sight of the two giant creatures, and he ran up the trunk of the tree.
"Don't be afraid," said Chester. "We heard you crying and would like to help."
The squirrel removed his paws from over his eyes and looked down at the two great dogs.
"My name is Simon, do you know where my family is?" asked the squirrel."I was playing in the forest, although my mother warned me not to, and somehow I got lost."
"Where is the forest?" asked Chester.
"It is just beyond that babbling brook," replied Simon. "However, I have been walking all day, and I am too tired to go back."
"If we can guide the sheep back home, I am sure we can help you find your family," said Stanley.
The sheepdogs continued on past the babbling brook with Simon sitting squarely on Stanley's back.
"There it is, I can see the forest!" yelled Simon. "I am sure my family is in there looking for me!"
The group moved forward into the forest, zig-zagging around the gargantuan trees and prickly bushes for hours.
"Chester, do you know where we are?" whispered Stanley.
"Of course I do, we are headed in the same direction in which we started," he replied with great confidence.
Soon they could see sunlight streaming in between the trees ahead of them.
As they emerged from the darkness of the forest, Simon began to shout, "Mom and Dad, I'm back! Over here!"
But there was no answer.
"Is that the same babbling brook we crossed earlier?" asked Stanley.
"Oh no!" cried Simon. "We're back where we started, and everything looks the same! I'm never going to find my family!"
Suddenly, in the distance, a cry was heard that sounded like someone yelling "Simooonnn!"
"Hey, that sounds like my Mom!" exclaimed Simon.
A moment later, two squirrels appeared from behind a tree. Simon jumped down from Stanley's back and raced to greet his parents.
"Thank you, Chester and Stanley!" he yelled as he and his parents scurried away in delight.
Chester looked at Stanley, and Stanley looked at Chester.
Simon's reunion with his parents reminded them of the countless times they had helped the sheep find the way back to their flock.
"Stanley, do you miss the farm?" asked Chester.
Stanley replied, "Yes, I do. But won't Farmer O'Reilly be upset that we left?"
"Perhaps," said Chester. "However, I am sure he will be just as happy to see us again as Simon's parents were to see him."
As the sun began to fall slowly in the distance, the two sheepdogs set off on their journey towards that same hill that had lured them away from the farm earlier that same day, knowing that no matter what, you can always go home again.
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Fewer Wolves Counted in Denali National Park
FAIRBANKS — The number of wolves in Denali National Park and Preserve is the lowest in 25 years, which has supporters howling to stop trapping and hunting of wolves on state land just outside the northeast boundary of the park.
Researchers counted just 57 wolves in nine packs during the October survey that was posted on the National Park Service's website on Tuesday. That's down from 72 wolves in eight packs last year, a 24 percent decrease, and represents a 63 percent decline from an all-time high population of 143 wolves in 2007.
Not surprisingly, groups and individuals who have been trying to protect wolves in the park seized on the survey to rekindle their efforts to reinstitute a protective buffer zone along the northeast boundary of the park near Healy. The buffer zone, which prohibited the hunting and trapping of wolves on state land adjacent to the park, was eliminated in 2010 by the Alaska Board of Game.
The survey results "confirm fears expressed earlier this year by wildlife conservation advocates and biologists regarding the continued take of park wolves when they cross the park's northeastern boundary onto state lands," Rick Steiner, an Anchorage marine biologist who has picked up the Denali Park wolf torch that was carried by independent biologist Gordon Haber for many years before he died in a plane crash four years ago.
Citing the survey numbers, Steiner sent an email to Alaska Department of Fish and Game Commissioner Cora Campbell on Tuesday asking her to use her authority to issue an emergency closure for trapping and hunting in what used to be the buffer zone. The Alaska Wildlife Alliance, another group that has advocated for the return of the buffer zone, did the same, according to president Tina Brown.
"When you see a dramatic decline like this it's common sense something should be done," Brown said. "This is one step the Board of Game or commissioner could take to address the decline of wolves in the park and in doing so would most likely increase viewing of wolves in the park."
Similar requests and petitions submitted to Campbell in May and the Alaska Board of Game in September and October, before the trapping season opened Nov. 1, were denied because neither Campbell or the game board deemed the situation an emergency.
Campbell couldn't be reached for comment Wednesday but Dale Rabe, deputy director for the Division of Wildlife Conservation in Juneau, said nothing has changed and the state isn't likely to take any action. The state doesn't manage wolves inside the park and wolf populations on state land outside the park appear to be healthy, Rabe said.
"The commissioner and department have looked at the viability of populations outside the park and inside the park relative to trapping and harvest records and concluded that there are no conservation or sustainability questions there," Rabe said. "Without that the commissioner is not inclined to use her emergency closure authority."

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Lisa Gelley Martin on Working In New Ways
Company 605 co-artistic director, Lisa Gelley Martin, talks name change from collective to company, the concept of connectedness, and how the title of the new work, Vital Few, relates to the Pareto Principle.
DanceWorks: Company 605 recently had a name change. Can you explain why?
Lisa Gelley Martin: We were '605 Collective' because we originally started out as a collective in 2006, just a small group of five emerging artists who came together informally to dance in a shared creative processes. While the collaborative culture and mentality is still embedded in all that we do, we felt it necessary to update the name to acknowledge where we are now. Over the years, many artists of the original collective have branched out and started their own amazing work and companies. Josh and I remain as the two co-artistic directors of 605 which, in reality, has actually been functioning as a company for quite some time now. It seemed like it was the right time to formally recognize the evolution that has occurred over the past 10 years, and embrace the fact we're not the same thing as when we started.
DanceWorks: Can you describe the inspiration for Vital Few?
Lisa Gelley Martin: Inspiration for the work came from our desire to find a new way of working, more specifically around how we define and arrive at the idea of togetherness, as so much of what we are interested in, weaves together the contribution of the individual with the strength of an ensemble. During our last creation, Inheritor Album, we stumbled upon some concepts of connectedness that really intrigued us, all surrounding the linking of each dancers' personal movement to one another. We wanted to dig further into these ideas as a separate exploration and piece.
The title Vital Few is a reference to the Pareto principle (or the 80-20 rule), which deals with looking at cause and effect within groups, and how at any given moment there are key individuals who can greatly affect its functionality. On a personal level, we think about the necessity of these people we share the work with, and how each role is crucial to one another. Throughout the process we ask ourselves "what is vital?" and it is a simple reminder to be clear and intentional. We hope that audiences identify what is integral for them to experience the work and connection between each person on stage.
DanceWorks: Vital Few explores group dynamics. Can you describe the ways in which you collaborated with your dancers, while still maintaining the vision you and Josh Martin set out for the work?
Lisa Gelley Martin: We asked for extensive movement contributions from our dancers throughout the process. The movement was developed from heavily scored group improvisations and through building individual material within specific tasks/parameters (and then sometimes transposed through many other bodies), which Josh and I would mold and shape towards the "bigger vision". It is important to us that each person brings their own uniqueness and personality to enliven the structures we create. The dancers have been extremely generous in allowing Josh and I to build from the material and language they brought to the table. We wanted this complexity, and we wanted to see that collaboration live on stage. We are continuously chipping away at the movement each rehearsal and performance, and the dancers are always adapting and revamping their contributions as the piece continues to develop.
Vital Few runs one night in Toronto, on Saturday May 7 at the Fleck Dance Theatre (at Harbourfront Centre). Tickets are available at the Fleck Dance Theatre Box Office. Promo code CULTUREBREAK available to students (of any age!) and anyone under 25 years of age, for $15.00 tickets.
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We acknowledge the Toronto/Tkaronto as One Dish One Spoon Indigenous territory. We honour the ancestral caretakers of this land: the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Wendat and most recently the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation who have a Treaty relationship with Canada. We are grateful to have the opportunity to work in their community, on this territory. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future.


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DP725 | Exchange Rate Bands and Optimal Monetary Accommodation Under a Dirty Float
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This paper studies regimes of managed exchange rates for a small open economy with an integrated capital market, rational expectations in financial markets, sluggish nominal wages and prices, and supply shocks that follow a Brownian motion. Each regime can be characterized by the degree to which price shocks are accommodated and the width of the exchange rate band. Special cases of monetary accommodation are a peg, a clean float and a PPP exchange rate rule. First, the optimal degree of monetary accommodation of price shocks is analysed when there is no exchange rate band. Given that the welfare loss is a weighted sum of the asymptotic variances of output and of consumer prices, monetary accommodation is particularly strong when the authorities care relatively more about full employment than price stability. More flexible labour markets induce right-wing governments to move towards a cleaner float and left-wing governments towards a PPP exchange rate rule. Second, the effects of exchange rate bands and the accompanying inframarginal interventions are examined when allowance is made for intramarginal interventions as well. Such a framework can, in contrast to the pioneering Krugman analysis, explain the observed hump-shaped unconditional density functions of EMS exchange rates.


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This is the third and final post in the sequel concerning 'a new vision for your health and wellbeing in 2016'. Today's focus is on the essential components of your health and wellbeing plan. We'll address what to include in your plan, and how to make your vision a reality.
What are the essential components of your health and wellbeing plan?
- Knowing what you eat—refer to my food diary.
- Knowing why you eat.
- Understanding how the way you eat impacts on your health and wellbeing
- Embracing the basic nutritional qualities of whole foods—fruits and vegetables, wholegrains, protein foods, dairy and its alternatives and sources of oil
- Matching how and what you eat with your personal requirements.
- Selecting and preparing nutritious foods.
- Balancing your lifestyle—taking particular care with exercise, sleep, complete (abdominal) breathing and time for meditation and reflection.
- Building supportive relationships.
- Working in partnership with your healthcare practitioners.
- Identifying your goals and actions.
- Understanding the process of change.
- Living with and accepting change.
- Creating a toolkit to support you—passive and active past-times that nurture you.
Putting your health and wellbeing plan together
#1 Think about your vision for your health and wellbeing
Excerpt Eating for You
"A vision is a broad statement describing what you wish to achieve. Sharon shared her familiar story. She expressed that she often felt tired, was skipping her morning walk and had gained 5kg during the past 12 months. Sharon realised that she had been giving to others and neglecting her own needs. She said that her eating pattern had become erratic. Sharon's vision for her health included having sufficient energy to maintain a healthy body and mind and to enjoy her relationships with others. Think about your own situation, what are you aiming to achieve by introducing change into your life?
Your vision and goals concerning your eating habits need to sit within your vision for your total life. Whilst I believe that eating is central to health and wellbeing, other lifestyle factors need to support you too, such as adequate sleep. It is like the pieces of the jigsaw puzzle. Each lifestyle component contributes to the total picture. You won't enjoy the complete picture of health and wellbeing if you leave vital pieces out."
#2 Refer to the components of the health and wellbeing plan listed above
The essential components of your health and wellbeing plan are covered in the book, Eating for You. Some are introduced in recent blog posts (see links in text).
#3 Refer to the goals you have identified for this year
Last week we reflected on goals for 2016.
#4 Identify how much time you can free up in your day
Keep a log of how you use your time now. The simplest way is to record your commitments and activities in your diary. If you can, keep this for a week. Then, review your diary and see what commitments and activities that you can reduce or eliminate, to make time for your new activities.
# 5 Choose and commit to up to three goals
Excerpt from Eating for You
"Let's revisit your vision before you commence writing your goals. Ask yourself, "Do the priorities I have identified support my vision?" Some of the priorities you have written down will be written as goals and some will be actions. So what is the difference? Goals are written in a way that defines and measures the type and amount of change you are seeking. We will use Sharon's vision as an example 'To have sufficient energy to maintain a healthy body and mind and to enjoy relationships with others'.
One of Sharon's goals was to:
Goal: Increase my sleep to 8 hours per night.
Action: Stop watching TV and using the computer by 7.30pm.
Action: Have an aromatherapy bath before bed.
Action: Be in bed and prepared for sleep by 9pm."
#6 Put your new activities into your diary
Choose your new activities (or actions) and put them into your diary. As you can see from Sharon's example above, she created time for a bath by decreasing her TV viewing time and computer usage. These changes also supported an improved sleep routine.
Create a timeline to introduce your new activities. For example you might decide to decrease your TV viewing immediately, start walking three times per week in the second week of your plan, and in the third week you might start cooking one new recipe per week. This will help you to develop clarity around what your ideal day looks like.
Excerpt from Eating for You
"Your daily routine may be predictable or quite varied; especially if you travel frequently or work different shifts for example. Moving forward you need to establish a rhythm that allows for these variances. An ideal work day, putting in your health and wellbeing commitments first, might include:
6.00–6.30am meditation and yoga
6.30–7.15am shower, get dressed and eat breakfast
7.15-7.45am walk to the bus stop
8.30am Start work with a break mid morning
Midday Lunch with a break mid afternoon (do gentle exercise/ stretches)
4.45pm Review and update work task list
5.00pm Finish work
6.15–7.00pm Prepare and eat dinner
8.30pm aromatherapy bath
9.00-9.30pm In bed for sleep"
Eating for You guides you step by step along the path to creating your health and wellbeing plan. It helps you to uncover what you need—through knowing yourself, knowing your food and knowing how to introduce and live with change.


Crème fraîche
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Crème fraîche (English pronunciation : /ˌkrɛmˈfrɛʃ/, French pronunciation: [kʁɛm fʁɛːʃ], Quebec French pronunciation : [kʁɛm fʁaɪ̯ʃ], lit. "fresh cream") is a soured cream containing 30–45% butterfat and having a pH of around 4.5.[1] It is soured with bacterial culture, but is less sour than U.S.-style sour cream, and has a lower viscosity and a higher fat content. European labeling regulation disallows any ingredients other than cream and bacterial culture.
The name "crème fraîche" is French, but similar soured creams are found in much of northern Europe.
In French-speaking countries, crème fraîche may refer to either the thick fermented product, crème fraîche épaisse or fermentée, or to liquid cream, crème fraîche liquide or fleurette. In these countries, crème fraîche without qualification normally refers to liquid cream, with the thick form usually called crème épaisse. In other countries, however, crème fraîche without qualification usually refers to the thick, fermented product.[2][3]
Crème fraîche is produced by adding a starter culture to heavy cream, and allowing it to stand at appropriate temperature until thick.[3][2] The culture is made up of a mix of bacteria including but not limited to L. cremoris, L. lactis, and L. biovar diacetylactis. This is what gives it the taste that distinguishes it from similar dairy products like sour cream.[4]
In some places in Europe, the fat content of crème fraîche is regulated, and it may not contain ingredients other than cream and starter culture.[1] In North America and the UK, products labeled "low-fat crème fraîche", with about 15% butterfat and with added stabilizers such as xanthan gum or maize/corn starch[5] is commercialized. It is less stable when heated.[3]
Raspberries with crème fraîche and sugar
The crème fraîche from Normandy is famous, and the crème fraîche from a defined area around the town of Isigny-sur-Mer in the Calvados department of Normandy is highly regarded. It is the only cream to have an appellation d'origine contrôlée (AOC), which was awarded in 1986.[6] It is also produced in many other parts of France, with large quantities coming from the major dairy regions of Brittany, Poitou-Charente, Lorraine and Champagne-Ardenne.
Crème fraîche is used both hot and cold in French cuisine. It is often used to finish hot savory sauces; with fat content > 30%, curdling is not a problem.[1] It is also the basis of many desserts and dessert sauces.
Similar products[edit]
Crema Mexicana is a somewhat similar cultured sour cream.
See also[edit]
 1. ^ a b c Meunier-Goddik, L. (2004). "Handbook of Food and Beverage Fermentation Technology". CRC Press. doi:10.1201/9780203913550.ch8. ISBN 978-0-8247-4780-0. |chapter= ignored (help) edit, p. 181f
 2. ^ a b McGee, p. 49
 3. ^ a b c Goddik, p. 179-6
 4. ^ Wingerd, S. (2011). A Fraîche Perspective - Crème Fraîche.
 5. ^ "Weight Watchers Creme Fraiche". Retrieved 27 October 2014.
 6. ^ La crème AOC Isigny, 'Saveurs du Monde',
Further reading[edit]
 - Harold McGee On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of The Kitchen (p. 49). New York: Scribner, 2004. ISBN 0-684-80001-2
 - Lisbeth Meunier Goddik, "Sour Cream and Crème Fraîche" in Y. Hui Handbook of Food Science, Technology and Engineering (p. 179-6 to 179-7). Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press, 2006. ISBN 0-8493-9849-5.


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The control for selecting the date range is a single-field input control. Users can enter a localized date range using touch, mouse, or keyboard input, or by selecting a date range in the calendar. They can also navigate directly from one month or year to another.
Use the date range selection if:
- You need a time range and know that your user is a power user who has to input lots of data. If the keyboard is the primary device used for navigating the app, use two input fields. This allows the user to quickly jump from field to field. By selecting a date in one of the fields, the other field should recognize the information and jump to the same selection.
The date range selection is fully responsive. It is smaller in compact mode and provides a touch-friendly size in cozy mode. For more information about cozy and compact modes, see the article on content density.
The date range selection consists of two components: the date range input field and the date range picker.
Date Range Input Field
The user can type the date directly into the input field, or use the date picker. You can also show a prompt text in the field (property: placeholder). The system validates the date and gives the user feedback.
Date Range Picker
With the date range picker, the user can see a day view, month view, or year view. The current day and the selected date are highlighted. The calendar week is also visible in the day view. The calendar closes when a final day is selected. The user can click the arrows to view the previous and next days, months, or years (depending on the current view).
The selected date is shown with a blue background. The current day is indicated with a purple border in the calendar.
Behavior and Interaction
Selecting a Date Range
The user can type two dates into the date range input field or click the calendar icon to open the calendar and select a date. These two possibilities work for all devices – desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
If the current month is clicked, the user can change the month. When the user selects a month, the view changes to the day view.
Selecting a Range
After the user selects a start date, the dates being hovered over turn light blue to provide visual feedback that a range is being selected. When the user selects an end date, the calendar closes. The range appears in the date input field.
Entering Single Dates
The date range selection also allows the user to input single dates. The user can type one date into the input field, or select the same day as a start and end date in the calendar.
The delimiter visualizes the start and end date. If no delimiter is given, the app uses the one defined for the used locale.
If no range is selected, show a placeholder text to indicate the correct format. If no placeholder is defined, the control shows the default locale placeholder format. You can define your own placeholder, but you must also take localized versions into account.
Use inline validation to give the user feedback, especially for errors and warnings. Possible validation states are warning, error, success, and information. The date range input field in question is highlighted by a frame in the corresponding color. If the focus is inside the field, an explanation is shown. Ensure that this explanation is as specific as possible.
For more information on how to use the different semantic states, see How to Use Semantic Colors.
You can choose whether the displayed texts are to be shown in short, medium, or long format, or in another date format like dd–MM–yyyy. However, other date formats (besides short, medium, and long) should be used carefully due to local dependencies.
The following input types are available. (Note: these examples show German date formats for January 14, 2014.)
- Unicode CLDR short format: 14.01.14
- Unicode CLDR medium format: 14.01.2014
- ISO date format: 2014-01-14
- ISO date format without delimiters: 20140114
- Unicode CLDR short format without delimiters: 140114
- Unicode CLDR medium format: _PHONE_
Long Date Format
Short Date Format
Use the short date format for master list/object list item/list of object attributes if space is a concern. For example, you might need to save space if there is a label with the date. Here are some examples of the short date format:
- English (US): 1/16/22
- German (DE): 16.01.22
- Japanese (JP): 22/01/16
Relative and Medium Date Format
If appropriate, use a relative format for master list/object list item/list of object status. For example: today, 1 day ago, 2 days ago, and so on up to 6 days ago. After 6 days, use an absolute date with the medium format.
Use the absolute date with medium format in the corresponding object header in the details area. Do not use the relative format here.
If screen space is at a premium (for example, if there are too many columns), use the short date format within table cells. Otherwise, use the medium format.
If you need to display the weekday, use the full format. For example:
- English (US): Sunday, January 16, 2022
- German (DE): Sonntag, 16. Januar 2022
- French (FR): dimanche 16 janvier 2022
Want to dive deeper? Follow the links below to find out more about related controls, the SAPUI5 implementation, and the visual design.


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Australia's museums, art galleries and archives play a vital role in building our national identity. Without relics of cultural significance from our past, we'll slowly lose what it means to be Australian today. That's why preserving the collections of the nation's cultural organisations is so vital – but to do so, conservationists have to be equipped to meet the dangers to Australia's artifacts.
What are the main dangers to Australia's museum collections?
The Smithsonian Museum Conservation Institution considers two main factors when displaying and archiving collections: temperature and humidity. These two elements can have a devastating effect on all kinds of materials, ultimately hastening long-term deterioration.
High temperatures can contribute to decay in organic materials such as wood and paper, while low temperature can damage rubber. Frequent changes in environmental conditions will also rapidly reduce the resilience of stored collections. Excessive humidity, meanwhile, can contribute to rot by providing ideal breeding conditions for bacteria and fungi.
Additionally, there is no one ideal storage climate for all artifacts – as such, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) conditions need to be managed with climate monitoring equipment across different environments.
Excessive temperatures and moisture levels can contribute to more rapid deterioration of priceless collections.
Controlling museum and gallery conditions
HVAC technicians and building management systems need to work hand-in-hand to better manage display and storage conditions. Here lies another challenge – while the ideal environment for storing collections may have one temperature and humidity level, these figures may not be comfortable for public access. If people can't view the artifacts, a display is pointless.
This means collections often have to be rigorously monitored when on display to ensure nothing is compromised by variations in temperature and humidity. For example, an entrance door constantly being opened and closed can alter the conditions in a display room and lead to deterioration.
While building management systems can automate temperature and humidity control to a point, manual testing is still vital to ensure the long-term health of historical collections. Additionally, more in-depth data monitoring can improve how collections are monitored by offering archivists real-time information on how items are stored.
The testo 160 Wi-Fi data logger gives conservationists a more in-depth look at the conditions cultural artifacts are stored in.
Addressing the dangers to to Australia's historical artifacts
Testo's 160 Wi-Fi data logger offers archivists and historians the all-in-one climate monitoring solution to check temperature and humidity levels in key locations. This make it easier than ever to assess ongoing environmental conditions and make changes to improve the shelf life of Australia's priceless cultural collections.
The testo 160 is capable of logging temperature and humidity levels to tailored, pre-set parameters, giving you ultimate control over how items are stored and displayed. The device also comes with two external probe connections. This allows for easier mobile testing of conditions that your collections may face.
Preserving the future of Australia's past relies on experts in the industry backing themselves with climate monitoring tools designed just for them. For a more in-depth look into what the testo 160 Wi-Fi data logger can offer, contact the Testo team today for assistance.


Exercise - List connections in a tenant
In this exercise, you will connect to Power Apps and Power Automate PowerShell cmdlets to list all connections that are in your tenant. You can use this information to determine which users are making connections through different connectors.
 1. Launch Windows PowerShell and select Run as Administrator.
 Run as Administrator
 2. Import the required modules by using the following commands:
 Install-Module -Name Microsoft.PowerApps.Administration.PowerShell
 Install-Module -Name Microsoft.PowerApps.PowerShell-AllowClobber
 3. If you are prompted to accept the change to the InstallationPolicy value of the repository, accept this change for all modules by entering A and then pressing Enter for each module.
 4. List all connections by using the Get-AdminPowerAppConnection command.
 5. At this point, you should be prompted for credentials. Enter your credentials while accounting for the prerequisites that were discussed at the beginning of this module.
 6. After you have entered your credentials, the cmdlet will run and all of the connections will be returned. Data that is returned includes the name of the connector, who created the connection, the environment, and its current status.
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What is a Pseudolite?
A pseudolite (or pseudo-satellite) is any device that performs a specific task that would otherwise require a satellite. So, for example, a dedicated transmitter might be deployed to extend the reach of a GNSS to areas where the satellite signals are either blocked or jammed, and there has been considerable success with deployment of pseudolites to extend GPS coverage indoors. These are relatively simple devices that only transmit the coarse acquisition code.
Pseudolites are also used to simulate future GNSS satellites in a real-world environment as well as for robotic guidance in space exploration.
A single-channel GNSS simulator (or signal generator) can be used as a pseudolite, particularly in the research and development arena. However, care needs to be taken when operating powerful transmitters within GNSS bands. Clearly, highly sensitive GNSS receivers designed to capture minute signals from distant satellites will not react well to high-power transmissions on their receiving frequencies.
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Say I have 5 vectors and I measure the similarity of each one to a fixed reference vector using cosine similarity. But now what I want to do is understand the aggregate or collective strength of these 5 vectors as it relates to how similar they are collectively to the reference vector. Is this simply an average of the 5 cossim values I calculate; or do I add up each scalar position of the 5 vectors together and then do a cossim; or do I average the scalar positions of the 5 vectors and then do a cossim. Or is there a better way to measure the collective similarity (or strength) of the 5 vectors to the reference vector? Thanks for any insight that you may have!
Additional Context So lets say that each of the 5 vectors represent 5 sentences in a document that are considered the most salient bits of information in the document on a topic like say Pneumonia. The question I am asking of the 5 vectors (sentences) is how likely or strong do these 5 sentences represent a positive Pneumonia case? I don't want to consider all sentences in the document because typically these documents are super noisy. What I want is a relative strength or conviction of the 5 vectors (sentences) to represent a Pneumonia case. But how do I determine their aggregate strength? I can measure each vector (sentence) relative to a reference vector for Pneumonia but how do I aggregate the separate results?
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When it comes to the breathability of your Mazda, an intake is the best place to start. The benefits are immediate, the installation is quite simple and it's genuinely the best first step to getting some power and fun out of your Mazda or Mazdaspeed.
Bringing more air into the intake chamber, the intake system allows you to increase horsepower and torque for your Mazdaspeed. Each is designed to maintain optimal flow and generate ideal performance for your Mazda, with exacting tolerances and using the latest in computer-aided manufacturing techniques to bring you the highest quality and best-performing part for your money. You can expect to gain up to 30+ HP from this simple to install intake system.
Types of Air Intake systems
Short ram air intakes suck in large amounts of heated air within the engine to help in efficient combustion. These are short and wide pipes because it uses a shorter pipe than the cold air intake, it only has access to warm air near the engine. To make up for this, it sucks in more air than cold air intakes.
Cold air intakes are a type of ram air intake system that works by drawing in cool air from outside and into the Mazda's engine. This type of intake often has minimal bends and has a long duct with access to cool air. With cooler air coursing through the engine, combustion requires less heat and fuel.
Why Replace Your Mazdaspeed or Mazda Air Intake System
More often than not, car enthusiasts and expert mechanics recommend that you purchase an air intake as soon as possible. Even vehicles of the latest makes and models benefit from an aftermarket air intake system. Below are five of the reasons why an air intake system can improve your Mazda engine's performance.
Keep in mind, when an intake is paired with a cold air box or battery box, you create a great look for your engine bay and increase your overall Mazda performance. Also, when paired with fuel pump internals, you'll be able to increase the efficiency, power and set yourself up for future modifications as well!
Why replace your intake system?
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With an upgraded intake, your Mazda can experience increased horsepower. Upgraded intakes can also increase your engine's responsiveness when speedy acceleration is required. Because there is more air available and ready for combustion with aftermarket air intakes, your engine reaches the desired speed faster compared to the stock intake that comes with your Mazda. Those who enjoy racing, autocross, or drag strips with their Mazda or who if you just like quick acceleration as soon as the traffic light turns green, an aftermarket air intake can help you enjoy your get up and go a bit more.
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Engines rely on a mixture of fuel and air to create an explosion that powers your Mazdaspeed. When there is not enough air pumping through the engine, your Mazda consumes more gas to compensate for the lack of oxygen. Stock intakes that come with your Mazda are designed to be quiet instead of fuel efficient, and as a result, they tend to use more gasoline. Pumping in more air via an upgraded intake can reduce gas consumption and translate to savings on fuel expenses. For those who are concerned about fuel efficiency…we should note here: that the enhanced sound may cause you to have a heavier foot and decrease your fuel efficiency in exchange for spirited driving.
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Why was "wani" (crocodile or alligator) chosen as a term for a gawker at a konyoku (mixed gender onsen)?
Was it because of the animal's ability to stare, the fact that it is a predator, or was it named after a similarly named onsen?
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Just for consideration, "buaya" is a Malay word that means crocodile that is used (at least in Singapore) as a term for a similar thing (sleazy men). – Flaw Feb 27 '12 at 11:02
_USER_: good point. in English, the term "lizard" or "reptile" can mean a sleazy man. – Andrew Grimm Feb 27 '12 at 11:07
It's interesting to note such cross-language similarities. – Flaw Feb 27 '12 at 11:09
Just a suggestion: You often need to be careful when romanizing ん. konyoku is こにょく. I assume that you mean kon'yoku. – Dono Feb 27 '12 at 11:50
_USER_ I also didn't know this usage. Either way, it's a slang. No problem not knowing it. – user458 Feb 28 '12 at 6:42
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I think that modern common sense would assume that men at kon'yoku who wait for women to come would be similar to the crocodile who quietly waits for their prey. However, while easily understandable, think that is folk etymology.
The term is used outside of hot springs as well. Also, you need to remember that crocodiles originally did not originally habitat Japan. The term wani originally referred to another creature, generally thought to be a type of shark.
Early citations for this usage may be found from the early 18th century. It seems that it is an analogy to these ferocious shark predators.
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what's the difference between kon'yoku and konyoku? – Mansuro Mar 1 '12 at 18:40
They are pronounced differently. In the first, there are four mora or beats: ko-n-yo-ku. The medial -n- is the so-called uvular nasal ɴ and is also known as the moraic n. In the later, there are three mora or beats: ko-nyo-ku. The medial -n- is alveolar nasal n and followed by yo in the same mora. And of course they are spelled differently as well: こんよく vs. こにょく. Romanization distinguishes between these two as kon'yoku and konyoku. The'indicates that the previous n ends and that it should not be read along with the following sound. – Dono Mar 1 '12 at 22:18
Crocodiles are ambush predators; they hide mostly inside water and wait for prey to come within striking distance as a means of predation. By analogy to this, men who wait for women in mixed-bathing hot springs are called ワニ.
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Kiwi study could help babies avoid brain damage
Kiwi study could help babies avoid brain damage
Kiwi scientists have made a breakthrough in helping to prevent a common cause of brain damage in babies.
According to a new study, led by the Liggins Institute at the University of Auckland, stabilising blood sugar levels in new-borns with hypoglycemia can prevent brain damage.
Hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar, is a risk for up to 30 percent of babies, and the study's lead researcher, Distinguished Professor Jane Harding, says it's the single most preventable cause of brain damage in new-borns.
The study examined 404 children who were born at risk of hypoglycemia at Waikato Hospital, and identified that by keeping their blood-sugar level above a safety threshold there was no increase in the risk of brain damage.
Researchers also found that babies who had blood-glucose levels that rose too high or which fluctuated widely during the first 48 hours of their lives were more likely to have brain damage.
"It may be that it's not only important to keep blood glucose levels from dropping too low, but also to keep them from swinging too high, too fast, but we need further studies to confirm that link," says Professor Harding.
Glucose is the sugar on which the brain depends most for fuel. The main factors that put a baby at risk of low blood glucose are being born preterm, small or large at birth, or having a diabetic mother.
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The product would also be the first to use printed nanotube transistors
A version of the RFID tags slated to hit the market later this year would be the first product to use printed transistors based on carbon nanotubes. Printing means the application of different layers of antenna coils, nanotube inks, and capacitors and diodes.
The researchers at Sunchon National University in South Korea successfully printed out the plastic RFID tags using common industrial methods such as roll-to-roll printing, ink-jet printing, and silicone rubber-stamping.
These processes churn out tags for just three cents per piece, but the group ultimately hopes to pass the one-cent milestone by figuring out how to lay down all the nanotube ink layers in one go during the roll-to-roll printing. Many RFID tags today cost anywhere from 7 cents to 15 cents, if not more.
But some hurdles remain before you'll see these newer tags at checkout lines. The current prototypes are three times the size of a typical barcode, and can only store one bit of information -- just enough to either give a yes or no response to an RFID reader. Such tags also only work with readers up to 10 centimeters away, because of their weak power signals.
That should change with the 64-bit tag set to come out next year, and then ultimately a 96-bit tag, a real barcode-killer.
Even the pricier RFID tags today have already found use in EZPass highway tolls and as anti-counterfeiting devices.
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The human face is an object that is easily located in complex scenes by infants and adults alike. Yet the development of an automated system to perform this task is extremely challenging. This paper is concerned with the development of a computational model for locating human faces in newspaper photographs based on cognitive research in human perceptual development. In the process of learning to recognize objects in the visual world, one could assume that natural growth favors the development of the abilities to detect the more essential features first. Hence, a study of the progress of an infant's visual abilities can be used to categorize the potential features in terms of their importance. The face locator developed by the authors takes a hypothesis gelaerate and test approach to the task of finding the locations of people's faces in digitized pictures. Information from the accompanying caption is used in the verification phase. The system successfully located all faces in 44 of the 60 (73%) test newspaper photographs.


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Learning begins by living in the moment
Improvisation exits the stage and enters the classroom with 37 mind-opening activities designed to support problem solving, promote team building, spark
creative thinking, and build self-esteem. These innovative, playful activities are borrowed from a classic art form: improvisational theater. Developed for group
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In his book, Living Originalism, Jack Balkin proposes what he calls the "interaction theory" of the original semantic meaning of the word "commerce" in the Commerce Clause. He claims that "commerce" meant "social interaction." In this article I show why this theory is wrong due to errors of commission and omission. Balkin is wrong to reduce "commerce" to "intercourse," "intercourse" to "interaction," and "interaction" to "affecting." This triple reduction distorts rather than illuminates the original meaning of "commerce." And Balkin omits from his discussion the massive amounts of evidence of contemporary usage—along with dictionary definitions of "intercourse"—establishing that "commerce" referred to the trade or transportation of things or persons, and did not include such productive economic activity as manufacturing or agriculture, much less all social interaction. In this article, I also reply to Balkin's criticisms of my book, Restoring the Lost Constitution. I show how his heavy reliance on Gunning Bedford's resolution in the secret Philadelphia convention is misplaced in a discussion of the original meaning of the Commerce Clause.
2012 U. Ill. L. Rev. 623-667
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Barnett, Randy E., "Jack Balkin's Interaction Theory of "Commerce"" (2011). Georgetown Law Faculty Publications and Other Works. 626.


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How long do soap nuts last?
The dried soap nuts wil last until you use them all. They have an indefinite shelf life since they are simply the dried shell of a fruit. The 18x concentrated formula has a 2 year shelf life.
Can soap nuts be used in my high efficiency (HE) or front load washer?
Yes. Because they are low sudsing they work very well in these washers. You may use 4 or 5 soap nuts in the wash bag or you can use 3 or 4 tablespoons of home-made soap nuts liquid in the detergent drawer. We also offer Extreme 18X, which is a highlyconcentrated soap nuts solution. You will only need 1/2 teaspoon of this concentrate per load of laundry.
What happens if someone drinks the soapnut liquid or swallows a soap berry?
Don't worry. Soap nuts are non-toxic unless you are a fish. Saponin has been used in highly-concentrated doses to kill fish. The saponin flows through the gills of the fish and enter directly into the blood stream. The only problem you may encounter is a possible stomach ache - your insides will receive a slight cleansing!
Are soap nuts safe for those with sensitive skin?
Absolutely! Soap nuts are highly recommended for those with allergies or sensitive skin. They are 100% natural, free of synthetic chemicals and are hypoallergenic. Soap nuts are wonderful for use by those who are sensitive to the dyes, perfumes and chemicals used in most commercial detergents and cleansers. Most people who are irritated by such commercial products find soap nuts to be their ideal solution.
What other uses are there for Soap Nuts?
Soap nuts are superb for not only laundry, but can replace many cleaning products in the average home. From dishes to fine silks, soap nuts provide a natural effective solution. Saponin, the active ingredient in soap nuts, is a highly effective alternative to many common yet toxic cleaning chemicals. This includes cleansers for household and personal hygiene. The known cleaning properties are wide and diverse. Being so gentle, saponins are even excellent for shampoos and many other personal care products. Finally there is a good cleanser that will not leave your hands rough, dry and scaly!
Are Soap Nuts good for pets?
YES! Many people use soap nuts liquids for bathing their pets. The odor reducing properties of the soap nuts make for a remarkably effective pet shampoo.
Are soap nuts good for washing cloth diapers?
Absolutely! Commercial detergents and soaps contain chemicals that build up in cloth diapers. Not only do these chemicals break down the fibers of the material causing it to loose absorbency, but can also be irritating to your baby's skin. In addition, soap nuts are very effective at removing odors!
I see very little suds when washing with soap nuts, are they cleaning my clothes?
Yes. Suds should not be equated to cleaning power. We have been brainwashed to think this way through decades of marketing. The foaming you see with most detergents is because of the chemicals and fillers used. Soap nuts produce very little suds, but they are still working very effectively. Your clothes will come out of the wash clean and fresh.
Does it matter that some of the soap nuts are pieces instead of whole?
No. In order to properly inspect and sort to ensure the quality of your soap nuts, all very small pieces are removed. The select grade of soap nuts we offer is composed of whole nut shells and large pieces. Since agitation is a catalyst in releasing the saponin, small pieces will work fine and possibly even release the saponin faster. Do not hesitate to break up the soap nuts into smaller pieces if desired, or be concerned if they are broken up while handling. Soap nuts can be even ground into fine powder.
Soap nuts have a vinegar-like scent. Will my laundry have this scent?
Amazingly, the scent of the soap nuts does not transfer to your clothing! clothes come out of the wash smelling totally fresh and clean. There is not even a trace scent of the soap nut itself. A pure soap nuts liquid will also have an unpleasant scent but it will not transfer to your laundry either. Nor will it leave a scent after other cleaning uses. If you prefer a scent, you can simply add a few drops of an essential oil of your choice to a damp wash cloth and drop it in the dryer. The scent of the oil will remain.
I use bleach in my whites. Are soap nuts a substitute for bleach?
No. If you desire to bleach your whites, adding your bleach of choice will not affect the cleaning power of the soap nuts. If you are used to using bleach, you may want to try a load without it just to see if you will still need it. We sometimes use bleach, but many times we do not.
If the soap nuts stay in the wash through the rinse cycle, don't they keep releasing soap?
No, not as long as you are using cold water in the rinse cycle. Soap nuts release very little saponin during the rinse cycle. This is why it is best to pre-soften soap nuts in warm water, use a cup of soap nuts liquid, or soap nuts powder if you want to wash in cold water.
Can you dry the soap nuts with the clothes?
Yes you can. Throwing in the wash bag with the soapberries in it will not harm the clothes at all. Sometimes we can't find the bag in the clothes when we are putting them in the dryer so it will end up in with the clothes on accident. This does not hurt the soap nuts at all.
Do I use soap nuts in addition to my regular detergent?
No, soap nuts do a great job of cleaning your laundry by themselves. They are a natural laundry detergent and alternative to detergents containing chemicals. Use of them with a chemical detergent would be negating their primary purpose and benefit.
Should I use a fabric softener or dryer sheets anymore?
Normally there is no need, hence only if or when you feel the need. Soap nuts naturally soften your laundry and reduce static. We highly recommend using no additives at all. Due to certain combinations of fabrics and environmental conditions, sometimes additives may be desired, but the need will be dramatically reduced.
I'm allergic to nuts. Can I use soap nuts?
Yes! Soap nuts are actually a dried fruit (not a nut) related to the lychee. Do not let nut allergies keep you from using soap nuts, soap nut powder, or soap nut liquid.
Is there anything that I should concern myself with in using Soap Nuts?
As with a chemical cleanser, the only thing that we highly recommend is that soap nuts (in all forms) should be kept out of reach of children and pets. Soap nuts are not consumable and can be harmful if ingested. Given their date-like appearance in raw shell form, a bag of soap nuts could look like food to a child or pet. Given their absolutely horrible taste, it is quite unlikely that any child or even a pet would not literally gag at the taste, but we simply recommend using good judgment and common sense in the storage of them.


Can you wear your Apple Watch as a nurse?
Can you wear your Apple Watch as a nurse?
Nurses can wear Apple watches if the hospital allows nurses to wear watches in general. In fact, Apple watches have many benefits for nurses, such as the hands-free option to use Siri for timing, reminders, and important messages.
Can you wear smartwatch on ankle?
There is no reason you cannot wear a fitness tracker on your ankle. For most fitness tracker manufacturers including Fitbit the known set of patterns are derived from when the tracker is worn on the wrist. If you wear it on your ankle they might not be able to identify the activity as easily and accurately.
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Which is better Apple watch or Fitbit?
Can Apple Watch detect sleep apnea?
The Apple Watch can accurately detect hypertension and sleep apnea, a new study suggests. This new study shows the Watch can detect sleep apnea with a 90 percent accuracy and hypertension with an 82 percent accuracy.
Can my Fitbit detect sleep apnea?
Welcome to Fitbit Charge 3, the significant upgrade to the bestselling Charge 2 device. The new tracking feature called Sleep Score beta (SpO2) detects sleep disturbances that could indicate health issues like allergies, asthma, or sleep apnea.
Is there an app that detects sleep apnea?
To be used directly by consumers, SleepCheck is a smartphone app which uses clinically accurate algorithms to assess a person's risk of OSA by analyzing their breathing and snoring sounds during sleep. The app requires no accessories or hardware other than the user's smartphone.
Does Apple Watch detect heart attack?
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Can fitbit detect heart attack?
The Fitbit ECG app can't detect heart attack, blood clots, stroke or other heart conditions. If you think you're having a medical emergency, call emergency services. The Fitbit ECG app is not intended for use by people under 22 years old.
Can Apple Watch detect if you die?
Will it sense if you have died? Leo says no, there isn't. It'll detect that you have a low pulse and give you a warning, but so far, there is not a "phone home" from the watch if you die.
Can Samsung Watch detect heart attack?
The ECG recording or Samsung Health Monitor app never looks for signs of a heart attack. It is not intended to replace traditional methods of diagnosis or treatment.
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Use your Samsung Watch to help measure your blood pressure using My BP Lab 2.0*. You can now monitor your blood pressure any time, anywhere and track your history straight from your watch.
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As part of the integration Fitbit users can now download the Cardiogram app and use it to monitor heart rate and sleep tracking. Users will also have access to Cardiogram's detection technology, which has been validated in identifying hypertension, sleep apnea and atrial fibrillation.
How does watch know I'm sleeping?
Watches. To determine sleep quality, many smartwatches and wrist trackers monitor movement and heart rate throughout the night through the use of sensors.
Which arm should I wear my Fitbit on?
Wear it on your non-dominant wrist Most people wear watches on their non-dominant wrist. Your fitness tracker is like a watch (and, in some cases, it is a watch), and should also be worn on your non-dominant wrist. That's your left wrist if you're right-handed, and your right wrist if you're left-handed.


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LLB (Human Rights Law) Courses, Eligibility, Admissions, Syllabus, Frequently asked Questions.
Overview and About the Course LLB in Human Rights Law:
After completing the 10+2 test or a recognised board, students can pursue a five-year professional undergraduate degree known as the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Law, or BA LLB. To enrol in a BA LLB programme at the college of their choosing, people may need to take the BA LLB admission tests.
The BA LLB curriculum is offered by more than 150 colleges in India. Around the country, it is a highly sought-after degree. Applicants who want to work in law and the courts frequently select the BA LLB programme.
A postgraduate diploma programme called the Diploma in Human Rights Law lasts one to two academic years, depending on the university. Students can learn about the legal consequences of breaking the law as well as the rights that people have. Some institutions provide an integrated course with their Bachelor's degrees, while others offer a separate Diploma programme in human rights law.
Based on your performance on admission tests taken at the federal, state, or university levels, you can apply to the BA LLB programme. The CLAT, or Common Law Admission Test, is one of India's most well-liked BA LLB legal admission examinations. Individuals who succeed in the CLAT can enrol in BA LLB programmes at prestigious Indian legal institutions. The others include the LSAT India, AILET, DUET, and other well-known entrance tests for legal schools. A few law schools admit students into the BA LLB programme through a written test, personal interview, or group discussion. Several law schools choose BA LLB candidates based on merit. Merit-based entry is available for a select few universities that offer the BA LLB curriculum. Several law schools in India admit students based on their performance on the 10+2 exam or an exam equivalent from a recognised board. As a consequence, candidates for the BA LLB programmes at these colleges are shortlisted after taking into consideration their marks from the 12th grade.
Why to do the course?
- Professionals with a BA or LLB degree can work in a range of positions and make a solid living.
- Although many Indian students choose to continue their study after finishing the BA LLB degree, there are several employment choices available to those who complete the programme.
- Due to the huge enterprises' global development through mergers, acquisitions, partnerships, and consolidations, legal advisors, attorneys, and lawyers are in great demand.
- A BA LLB professional may serve in a range of roles depending on their area of specialisation, such as providing legal counsel to a business, organising and assembling crucial court papers, or handling all litigation-related tasks such as investigation, pleadings, discovery, etc.
- As technology develops and our legal system gets more sophisticated, there will be an exponential increase in the demand for legal practitioners worldwide.
Eligibility Criteria Required for the Course LLB in Human Rights Law:
- Applicants must have completed class 12 in physics, chemistry, and mathematics with an overall grade point average of fifty percent or more in order to be eligible to apply for admission.
- Applicants must have graduated from a recognised Indian board of education.
- Candidates must receive at least 75 percent of the possible points in their class 12 in order to be admitted to IITs and IISc.
- Applicants must take the admission exam and pass it with the necessary score.
Highlights of the B.Sc. in LLB in Human Rights Law Course:
Full name of the course
Legum Baccalaureus in Human Rights Law
Duration of the course
Type of the course
50% to 60% from a recognised College
INR 1 lakh to 4 lakhs
Top Recruiting Company
Trilegal, Desai & Diwanji, Singhania & Partners, Titus & Co, Wadia Ghandy & Co, Economic Laws Practice, Vaish & Associates, Khaitan & Co, Luthra & Luthra,
Institutions of higher education, courts and the judiciary, law firms, telecom, multinational corporations, banks (legal departments), business houses, legal consultancies, news channels, the judiciary, and the sales tax and excise departments.
Top Colleges for doing the course, LLB in Human Rights Law:
College Name & Location
Symbiosis Law School, Pune
ILS Law College, Pune
DES SNFLC, Pune
Sinhgad Law College
Symbiosis International University, Pune
Admission Process for the LLB in Human Rights Law course:
Several procedures at various colleges are part of the LLB in Human Rights Law admissions process.
- To register, students must go to the college website.
- If the institution offers an admission exam for their programme, they must apply.
- the admission exam, get ready.
- Wait for the college to reveal the cut-off lists before continuing the admissions process.
Syllabus to be Study in the duration of the course LLB in Human Rights Law Course:
|In First Year :|
|· State of Human Rights in India|
|· Refugees, Displaced Persons, Immigrants and Asylum|
|· International Relations, Democracy and Human Rights|
|· Human Rights in Global and Regional Perspectives|
|· Culture, Wisdom, Religion, and Human Rights|
|· Introduction to Human Rights|
|· Principles and Theories of Human Rights|
|· Organisations related to Human Rights|
|· Instruments of Human Rights and Covenants|
|· 1993 Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action|
|In Second Year:|
|· Refugee Specific Themes in Human Rights|
|· Refugee Protection and Plan of Action|
|· Refugee Laws and UNHCR|
|· Refugee Problems and South Asia|
|· Refugee Status and Humanitarian Assistance|
|· Population and Human Rights|
|· Child and Human Rights|
|· Religion and Human Rights|
|· Women and Human Rights|
|· Legislation Specific Themes in Human Rights|
|· Regional Human Rights Provisions|
|· National Human Rights Provisions|
|· Indian Constitution and Human Rights|
|· Violation Specific Themes in Human Rights|
|· Torture, Custodial Violence and Disappearances|
|· Pretrial detention. Undertrials and Prisoners|
|· Role of Judiciary, Public Interest Litigation and Media|
|· Study Report|
|· Master's Thesis|
|· Expanding Economic, Social and Cultural Agenda|
|· Rethinking and Redesigning Human Rights|
|· Establishing Linkages with Other Disciplines|
|· Role of Amnesty, Red Cross and National Human Rights Commission|
|· Implementation, Enforcement and Realisation of Human Rights|
|· Action Specific Themes in Human Rights|
|· Expanding Environment and Development Agenda|
|· International Humanitarian Issues, Laws and Assistance|
|· Human Rights Activism and Role of NGOs|
|· Human Rights Activism and Role of NGOs|
|· Human Rights Education, Teaching and Training|
|· Human Rights, Peace, Non-Violence, and Conflict Resolution|
|· Human Rights and Police|
|· Human Rights during Emergency|
|· Issue Specific Themes in Human Rights|
|· International Human Rights Provisions|
|· Implementing Human Rights Standards and Required Legal Aid, Remedies and Reforms|
|· Case Study Report|
|· Field Report|
Frequently Asked Questions:
No. Although one's specialty may change, the range of knowledge should not.
Some of the top law schools in India that offer LLBs in human rights are National Law Institute University, Bharati Vidyapeeth, New Law College, Amity Law School, Post Graduate College of Law, Osmania University, and Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law.
A specialised course in itself, the LLB in Human Rights. The LLB programme does provide a variety of specialisations, including Corporate Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, and others.
The curriculum for the LLM Human Rights course is created to provide students with both academic and practical understanding of numerous laws, rules, and human rights. This course covers topics including criminal justice, the Indian Constitution, human rights, and more.
After earning an LLB in Human Rights, students can find employment in a number of fields, including public prosecutors, judicial services, NGOs, and legal consulting businesses.


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Class. Transformational function.
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Hairy, Scary, Ordinary: What Is an Adjective?
Simple, rhyming text and colorful cartoon cats help children expand their vocabularies and gain an appreciation for the rhythm of language in this lighthearted book of rhyming verse. Adjectives like frilly, silly, polka-dotted, fizzy, and spunky are printed in color, and all the words will tickle you pink!
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Understanding What Command Words Mean
April 16, 2021
Describe, explain, evaluate, state… Command words are essential when it comes to understanding exam questions and essay titles. I was always told to highlight the 'key words' in every long answer or essay question and I still think this is a crucial skill. Today, we'll go over the definitions of some common command words and look at some examples together. This post is super practical so make sure you have a pen and paper close by!
Answer with a single word or sentenceyou don't have to explain the answer but simply state it. These questions are just factual recall (you either know it, or you don't).
For example: "State three ways Stresemann was able to end hyperinflation in 1923."
An answer for this might look like:
a. He stopped the use of the old currency and introduced a new one, the Rentenmark.
b. He called off passive resistance
c. He reduced government spending.
May have to say what something is like, or write a sequence of events.
Marks can be lost if you fail to complete a comparison between both factors or events mentioned in the question.
For example: "Compare Veins and Arteries."
- A Good Comparison: "Veins have valves, arteries do not. Arteries have thick muscular walls, veins have thin walls."
- A Incomplete Comparison: "Veins have valves, arteries have thick muscular walls.
You may have to give advantages and disadvantages of the subject of the question and then give your opinion.
Give details of why something happensshow a causation.
For example: "Explain how Stresemann was able to end hyperinflation in 1923."
One of the ways that Stresemann was able to end hyperinflation in 1923 was by calling off passive resistance. As a response to the French and Belgian invasion of the Ruhr, the Weimar government introduced the passive resistance whereby workers no longer had to work but would still be paid their wages by the government. This meant that Germany' industrial production decreased, government income from exports reduced and the government had to print more money, leading to hyperinflation. However, by calling off the passive resistance, Stresemann was able to solve both problems as workers went back to work leading to an increase in industrial production and the government no longer had to print money to pay striking workers.
If you're asked to evaluate a statement or argument, you will often have to look at why the statement might be significant or valuable and why it might not be. You may also need to come to a judgement.
For example: "Evaluate evidence for and against the theory that an increase in the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere causes an increase in air temperature."
A good answer would give reasons for the theory stated in the question and reasons against and consider the strengths and weaknesses of both sides.
Break down the different elements of the subject and give an in-depth account of it.
State the meaning of something.
I hope this post has been helpful in explaining (see what I did there) some of the most common command words. If there are any of these skills or question types you struggle with in particular, I'd suggest making a note of some definitions (another one!) and referring to this the next time you're faced with an exam question.


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Welcome to Paliesius Clinic!
Cardiac health and exercise therapy clinic
In Paliesius, travelers encounter a licensed clinic nestled in the stunning landscapes of Lithuania, dedicated to health, cardiac wellness, and advanced test-driven, tailored treatments intertwined with physical activity. We harness the potency of physical exercise to enhance well-being, elevate the quality of life, and strengthen the heart – our mission is to accompany you on this transformative journey.
Paliesius Clinic is a licensed cardiac health and medical exercise therapy clinic that welcomes international patients. Exercise therapy is evidence-based and individualized, with prescribed physical exercise in medical treatment. Paliesius clinic is situated in Paliesius mansion, a calm and relaxing environment. In 2019, it was named the most attractive health tourism destination in Lithuania.
During the 7-day program, you stay at the beautiful Paliesius mansion, where attention to detail will amaze you.
We help people, who:
Want preventive care and wellness
Have high or low blood pressure
Have a goal to overcome obesity-related diseases, metabolic syndrome
Suffer from diseases of the heart system
Suffer from diabetes
Aim to reduce the risk of stroke
Suffer from chronic fatigue, fight stress
How we help
Treatment in Paliesius Clinic is based on physical activity and cardiac health, specialized, evidence-based, and patient-centered
Evidence shows that over 30 different states of illness – both physical and mental disorders – can be treated with physical activity. This includes heart and vessel issues, hypertension, diabetes, cancer, asthma, obesity, depression, stress syndromes and dementia. Physical activity as treatment is unique due to its ability to affect many biological and physiological systems simultaneously, which is why it is very effective in comorbidities.
The treatment with physical activity consists of 3 main steps:
Establishment of a patient's clinical profile and testing of the patient
Implementation of the physical exercise program
Why choose Paliesius Clinic?
Evidence shows that over 30 different states of illness – both physical and mental disorders – can be treated and prevented with physical exercise. This includes heart and vessel issues, hypertension, diabetes, cancer, asthma, obesity, depression, stress syndromes and dementia.
Your heart and its health are always taken seriously during testing and treatment at Paliesius Clinic. We monitor and adapt all aspects of the program to increase the health of your heart so you can feel safe.
In order to achieve objective results, Paliesius Clinic doctors and other specialists perform laboratory and functional diagnostic tests based on medical science. The results of treatment in our clinic are measurable and presented to patients with objective readings.
All treatment at Paliesius clinic is individualized and patient-centered.
We work with your individual situation.
At the clinic, complex treatment is performed by a cohesive team of doctors and other specialists. Professionals in their field communicate with the patient, collect their health and body condition history, conduct research, analyze the results, which are then summarized and used to find the best solution to restore and improve the health of that particular patient. The team of specialists of the clinic consists of:
- Internal medicine doctors
- Medical doctors
- Sports medicine doctors
- Medical psychologists
- Physiotherapists – masseurs
- Occupational therapists
The treatment provided in the Paliesius Physical Exercise Therapy Clinic is individual and safe.
- Patients' health status is monitored and assessed in real time, remotely, using the latest medical and information technology solutions.
- Patients' cardiac activity is monitored during exercise and rest. Electrocardiograms and heart rate indicators are regularly evaluated by doctors and thus ensure safety of exercises and the effectiveness of treatment.
- Laboratory and functional diagnostic tests are carried out to assess the condition of patients based on physiological parameters.
Laboratory and functional diagnostic tests performed during exercise ensure safe and clinically effective treatment or prevention of diseases.


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Locate node in graph
k = findnode(G,nodeID) returns the numeric node ID, k, of the node in graph G whose name or index is nodeID. The numeric node ID is zero if the node is not in the graph.
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Create a graph, and then determine the numeric node index for the nodes named 'AB' and 'BC'.
s = {'AA' 'AA' 'AA' 'AB' 'AC' 'BB'};
t = {'BA' 'BB' 'BC' 'BA' 'AB' 'BC'};
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k = findnode(G,{'AB' 'BC'})
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k contains the row index into G.Nodes.Name for each specified node.
Input Arguments
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Example: G = graph(1,2)
FormSingle NodeMultiple Nodes
Node index
Example: 1
Example: [1 2 3]
Node name
Character vector
Example: 'A'
Cell array of character vectors
String scalar
Example: "A"
String array
Example: k = findnode(G,'Chicago') returns the numeric node ID for the node in graph G with the name 'Chicago'.
Data Types: char | cell | string
Output Arguments
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Numeric node IDs, returned as a scalar or column vector. The values of k are indices into G.Nodes(k,:).
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When managing Group Policies, there are a couple features to consider. The first is Blocking Inheritance and the other is called Loopback Processing.
Blocking Inheritance: It's exactly as it sounds. It prevents Group Policy Objects (GPOs) that are linked to higher domains, sites, or organization units (OUs) from being automatically inherited.
Now you may ask, when and why would I need to use this? Well, simple enough, what if you don't want the Finance OU, or IT OU to apply to the domain level. At this point, each department has its own configuration that does not need domain level GPOs as it is unnecessary for their use or conflict with specific configuration made exclusively for them.
One thing to keep in mind the 'Enforced' setting. What Enforced does is that it protects the GPOs and its settings from being overridden by a later GPO. It also overrides the Block Inheritance setting.
Loopback Processing: Loopback processing comes in two flavors, Merge and Replace. Going back to the basics, Group Policy affects user and computer accordingly. Let's separate both those into the standard computer OU and user OU. Applying Loopback processing enables the GPO to use an override system in customizing logins to different systems used by different users. When would I need Loopback processing? For example, if you wanted to deploy a training computer or kiosk with a set configuration that will be the same among all users who log in. Instead of applying personal user settings under a specific OU, it will apply its own user settings generated for that specific computer or computers in a given OU. What's the difference in Merge and Replace?
Replace Mode: Replace mode will replace the user configuration with the generic one created for that computer OU. Basically, when Bob and Tom log in to the training computer, they won't get their mapped drives or icons that are specific to them in their OU. They will get the same generic one solely to be used on that training computer.
Merge Mode: In this mode, both the generic and personal user configuration will merge together. If there are conflicts like two policies providing different values for the same configuration setting, then the generic configuration will have the overriding priority over the other.


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Example 3: Action that Follows the Deletion of a User
This procedure shows how to include an action that will run after the deletion of a user on the Active Directory resource.
ProcedureIncluding an Action that Follows the Deletion of a User
 1. Enter delete after action in the Identity Manager User Attribute column of the resource's schema map.
 2. In the Attribute Type column, select string.
 3. In the Resource User Attribute column, enter IGNORE_ATTR. Leave the Required, Audit, Read Only, and Write Only columns unchecked.
 4. Add this to the Deprovision Form user form after the tag:

 5. Create the following XML file and import into Identity Manager. (Change file paths according to your environment.)

 echo delete >> C:\Temp\%WSUSER_accountId%.txt
 6. Edit the XML for the Active Directory resource and add information to the "delete after action" schema mapping. Here is an example of a complete schema mapping for this resource with the new additions. (You will be adding the views-related information.)


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Which single factor do you think was most important in making the Spanish so successful during the contact period?
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I would argue that the most important single factor helping the Spanish was the fact that they brought with them diseases to which the natives of the Americas had no immunity. This was not the only important factor, but I would argue that it was the most important.
The diseases that the Spanish brought over devastated the native populations. Since they could spread from native to native, they could travel from places where the Spanish actually were and kill people who had yet to set eyes on a Spaniard. This was tremendously beneficial to the Spaniards because it destabilized and severely weakened the societies that might have resisted them. For example, diseases that the Spanish brought killed large numbers of Incas, including their emperor. They had then engaged in a struggle over who would be the next emperor. Right after that struggle ended, the Spanish came to conquer the Incas. The fact that so many of them had died of disease and that they had then fought a civil war made it much easier for the Spaniards to win.
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Building takes place in stages, with the formwork being repositioned as often as necessary. This is one of the most interesting methods, but applies only to barrel vaults.
Corbel vaults can be built only using small spans. Building in so-called "slices", without formwork, is the most economical method. This exploits the properties of certain mortars which enable the bricks to be laid face on layers leaning at a steep angle to the vertical. To improve adhesion, small and fairly thin elements of regular dimensions should be used. Using this principle, and by varying the shape and the size of the courses, one can build barrel, groined, dominical, trough, squinch and boat vaults. Traditionally, all these vaults are built "by eye", but light tools can be used to guide the masons so that they build the required shape correctly.
Building techniques without formwork are always preferred as a formwork would be too complicated to manufacture.
This enables large areas to be covered, but results in conical forms which are very high relative to the span.
Increasingly inclined rings:
Horizontal rings which gradually decrease in diameter can be used to create all types of cupolas. This method uses the same brick-laying technique as for vaults built in "slices". Simple rotating guides which describe the form in the air can be used to obtain correct, regular forms.
Using a straw-reinforced earth mortar, it is possible to build fairly large sized cupolas. These are built up in successive layers.
Building a barrel vault in slices
Building a cupola using inclined ring-courses