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The first stage of the selection process will comprise a series of interviews to be conducted before a panel of judges during this week's Honda Indy 200 Verizon IndyCar Series event in Lexington, Ohio.
Kotyk, 23, drives the No. 81 Mygale/Honda and is from Atlantic Beach, Florida. David Osborne, 21, drives the No. 82 entry and is out of Cincinnati Ohio. Both drivers will miss Friday practice for Team USA functions and arrive in Pittsburgh in time for Saturday morning qualifying.

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Regional Differences in Suprathreshold Intensity for Bitter and Umami Stimuli
Emma L. Feeney, John E. Hayes
The sense of taste is often referred to as a 'nutritional gatekeeper', thought to have evolved to indicate energy sources and prevent ingestion of potential toxins. Fungiform papillae are structures on the anterior tongue in which taste buds are situated. They are concentrated at the tongue's tip and they can provide a useful estimate of overall taste bud density for taste research. Some reports suggest taste perception may differ subtly across tongue regions, irrespective of FP number. Other data show an association between taste intensity perception for the bitter compound 6-n-propylthiouracil (PROP) and FP density. However, contradictions exist in the literature, with more recent, larger studies suggesting little or no association between FP number and perceived taste intensity. Many studies have examined the relation between FP density and PROP perception, while other tastes have been less thoroughly studied. Here, in a cohort of mainly Caucasian individuals, aged 18–45 years, recruited from the campus of a large rural university, we examined regional and whole mouth taste intensities, and FP density using an updated method of a digital still photography method first described in 2005. We found regional differences in suprathreshold intensity. Although all taste sensations were experienced all over the tongue, once again disproving the mythical tongue map, we also observed bitter and umami taste perceptions to be significantly greater on the posterior tongue than on the anterior tongue. In contrast, there were no regional differences observed for sweet, salty, or sour tastes. The relation of FP density to whole mouth intensity of 6-n-propylthiouracil and to the intensity of saltiness of NaCl, sweetness from sucrose or from Acesulfame-K, bitterness of quinine, or burning from capsaicin delivered to different regions of the tongue are also discussed.
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Feeney, E. L., & Hayes, J. E. (2014). Regional Differences in Suprathreshold Intensity for Bitter and Umami Stimuli. Chemosensory Perception, 7(3-4), 147-157. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12078-014-9166-3
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Q: Working in excel calculating age between a date range Please help
Using excel i am trying to calculate the age of an athlete in specific date range or season, which would then classify them within an age group.  Athletes age has been calculated using datediff method.
Can i specify a table column to operate within a date range?
would if functions or v lookup be of use?
Any help greatly received
thanks
Peter

A: Use vlookup with the last parameter as true or 1, to get an approximate match, e.g.
Age     Age Group
0          0-10
10        10-20
20        20-40
40        40+

and set your formula as
=vlookup (d5,$a$2:$b5,2,1)

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La Chupicuaro est une statuette féminine en terre cuite, réalisée vers 400-100 av. J.-C., issue de la culture Chupícuaro du Mexique. Elle est exposée au musée du quai Branly - Jacques-Chirac, dont elle est l'emblème.

Notes et références

Mésoamérique
Histoire du Mexique

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if..elseif...is there a if or?
What you want to do is situate your condition in a certain order.
That dosent seem to work,.. I think with that "elseif" statement it stops the code right there. Because if condition1 is met there is no "else",.. right?
Now I see what you are saying,.. very good thanks.
Is this a more efficient way to do that?
Depending on your goal, [b]switch()[/b] can be more efficient. It basically allows you to check a variable against multiple values or conditions.
The [b]switch[/b] block I provided you will match all cases that evaluate to "TRUE", and perform an action under those matching cases.
The [b]break[/b] lines tell the [b]switch()[/b] to stop executing, and no other cases will be checked. I left out the [b]break[/b] in the first case so that the first and second case would always be checked. If neither are matched, then the [b]default[/b] case executes.
There is more than one way to accomplish what you are trying to do, I just prefer the [b]switch()[/b] method when I know I might need to match more than one conditional.


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Q: Can't figure out why GetFiles(...) isn't working for me I'm making a simple program  where I'm trying to read through text files and count the number of occurrences of a specific phrase. These text files are in fact log files for my server, but anyhow the folder structure including my program is like
FailedReqLogFiles
    ....
LogFiles
    folder1
         textFile1
         textFile2
    folder2
         textFile3
    folder3
         textFile4
         textFile5
         textFile6
wmsvg
    ....
MyProgram.exe

and I'm running
C:\inetpub\logs\MyProgram.exe "LogFiles" "somephrase"

from the Windows command line. The entire source code for my program is
using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

class Test
{
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
    // args[1] = expression to search for, e.g. "cloudrealized-email-top-banner"
        try
        {
            int count = 0;
            string [] folders = System.IO.Directory.GetFiles(args[0]); // LogFiles subfolders, e.g. {"W3SVC1", "W3SVC3", "W3SVC5" , ... }
            Console.Write("length of folder: {0}\n", folders.Length);
            foreach (string thisfolder in folders)
            {
                string[] logs = System.IO.Directory.GetFiles(thisfolder);
                foreach (string thislog in logs)
                {
                    using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(args[0]))
                    {
                        String line = sr.ReadToEnd();
                        for (Match m = Regex.Match(line, args[1]); m.Success; m = m.NextMatch()) ++count;
                    }
                }
            }
            Console.WriteLine("{0} currences of {1} found in log files", count, args[1]);
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Error occured");
            Console.WriteLine(e.Message);
        }
    }
}

and I can't figure out why it's not finding the files, as it keeps printing "length of folder: 0"
Is there any glaring problem with my program?

A: You're calling string [] folders = System.IO.Directory.GetFiles(args[0]);
Have you instead tried Directory.GetDirectories?
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Дунми́н () — уезд городского округа Хэцзэ провинции Шаньдун (КНР).

История
При династии Цинь император Цинь Ши-хуанди во время путешествия на восток повелел назвать этот уезд Дунхунь (东昏县, «восточные сумерки»). Ван Ман в 9 году велел переименовать уезд в Дунмин, заменив смысл на противоположный. В 223 году уезд был расформирован.

При империи Сун в 963 году уезд Дунмин был создан вновь; при империи Мин в 1377 году был расформирован опять. В 1490 году уезд Дунмин был создан в третий раз и вошёл в подчинение Даминской управы провинции Бэйчжили (при империи Цин переименованной в Чжили, а в республиканское время — в Хэбэй).

В августе 1949 года была создана провинция Пинъюань, в составе которой был образован Специальный район Хэцзэ (菏泽专区); уезд оказался в составе специального района Хэцзэ. В ноябре 1952 года провинция Пинъюань была расформирована, и уезд перешёл в состав провинции Хэнань. В 1963 году решением Госсовета КНР была изменена граница между провинциями Хэнань и Шаньдун, и уезд был передан в состав Специального района Хэцзэ провинции Шаньдун. В марте 1967 года Специальный район Хэцзэ был переименован в Округ Хэцзэ (菏泽地区).

Постановлением Госсовета КНР от 23 июня 2000 года были расформированы Округ Хэцзэ и город Хэцзэ, а вместо них с 8 января 2001 года был образован Городской округ Хэцзэ.

Административное деление
Уезд делится на 2 уличных комитета, 10 посёлков и 2 волости.

Ссылки

Уезды Хэцзэ


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Vineyard Innovations LLC develops novel wine grape varietals utilizing traditional breeding methods. Traditional grape breeding, or hybridization, involves cross-pollination wherein the pollen of the one variety is utilized to fertilize the flower of a second variety. If such a "cross" is successful, fruit will develop and the seeds contained in the grapes will have a genetic mixture that is 50% from the pollen donor and 50% from the fruiting vine. The seeds from the fully ripened grapes are carefully prepared and planted. The seedlings that grow are observed over several years for desired traits like disease resistance and cold hardiness. Only the best plants are selected for continued evaluation for winemaking potential. At Vineyard Innovations, we work closely with wine growers in diverse regions to develop novel grape varieties that meet their objectives and regional vision.
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PHILADELPHIA – University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine researchers have described a previously unknown biological mechanism in cells that prevents them from cannibalizing themselves for fuel. The mechanism involves the fuel used by cells under normal conditions and relies on an ongoing transfer of calcium between two cell components via an ion channel. Without this transfer, cells start consuming themselves as a way of to get enough energy.
"Altered metabolism is a feature of many diseases, as well as aging," says senior author J. Kevin Foskett, PhD, professor of Physiology. "The definition of this essential mechanism for regulating cell energy will have implications for a wide variety of physiological processes and diseases." The investigators describe their findings in the cover article in the most recent issue of Cell.
Most healthy cells in the body rely on a complicated process called oxidative phosphorylation to produce the fuel ATP. Knowledge about how ATP is produced by the cell's mitochondria, the energy storehouse, is important for understanding normal cell metabolism, which will provide insights into abnormal cell metabolism, as in the case of cancer.
Foskett and colleagues discovered that a fundamental control system regulating ATP is an ongoing shuttling of calcium to the mitochondria from another cell component called the endoplasmic reticulum.
The endoplasmic reticulum is the major reservoir of calcium in cells. The stored calcium is released to adjacent mitochondria through a calcium ion channel called the IP3 receptor. The researchers found that this calcium release occurs at a low level all the time.
When the researchers interfered with the calcium release using genetic or pharmacological methods, the mitochondria were unable to produce enough ATP to meet the needs of the cell. This indicates that mitochondria rely on the ongoing calcium transfer to make enough ATP to support normal cell metabolism.
In the absence of this transfer, the mitochondria fail to make enough ATP, which triggers an extreme cell survival process called autophagy, or self eating.
"We discovered that this self consumption as a response to the lack of the calcium transfer appears to work in many types of cells, including hepatocytes from the liver, vascular smooth muscle cells, and various cultured cells lines," says Foskett.
Autophagy is important for clearing aggregated proteins from cells, for example in neurodegenerative diseases, and it plays a role in cancer and hypertension. The IP3 receptor plays important roles in the regulation of programmed cell death, a process that is subverted in many cancers, and in neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer's and Huntington's diseases. Calcium release from the IP3 receptor may be at the nexus of neurodegeneration, cancer and the role of cell metabolism gone awry in these broad disease classes.
This research was funded by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences, the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, and the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.
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WONCA Working Party: Rural Practice
The WONCA Working Party on Rural Practice (RuralWONCA) is an active network of rural family doctors and rural academics from each of the world's regions: Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Australasia/Pacific. Members of the working party are expected to be engaged and active in the organisation and are selected after presenting to the Working Party Council, usually or before one of our WONCA World Rural Health conferences.
Our vision is health for all rural people around the world.
RuralWONCA is committed to equitable representation, which ensures that we attract members from diverse backgrounds:
•	Low and middle income countries
•	Women
•	Young doctors in training and medical students who have an interest in working with rural communities
•	Indigenous representation
Rural doctors with a passion for rural health are encouraged to apply for membership of the Working Party Council. They are encouraged to attend some meetings as observers (who are always welcome) before becoming members.
@RuralWonca
Join our working party Rural Medical Education Guidebook Rural Heroes
Rural resource website How to do a Rural Café
Convenor / Chair
Assoc Prof Bruce Chater (Australia)
A/Prof Bruce Chater is from Queensland, Australia where he is Medical Superintendent with Right to Private Practice in the rural town of Theodore. Bruce was the Working Party's inaugural Secretary and took over as Chair in October 2019.
He is inaugural Chair of the (Queensland) Statewide Rural and Remote Clinical Network, Mayne Associate Professor and Head of the Discipline of Rural and Remote Medicine at University of Queensland, and on the Australian Independent Hospital Pricing Authority Board. He was the founding convenor of the Rural Doctors Associations of Queensland and Australia and the founding Chair of the Australian National Rural Health Alliance.
Bruce remains grounded in the needs of rural communities as performs these roles while providing comprehensive rural generalist hospital practice and general practice in Theodore. He has been awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia for his service to Rural Medicine and his rural community.
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Co-Convenor or other office bearers
Past Chair: Dr John Wynn-Jones (Wales)
Dr John Wynn-Jones has been a rural GP in Wales for over 30 years. He has now retired from his full time practice but still continues to work part time. He trained at Guy's Hospital London 1969-75 but after finishing his GP training returned to his native Wales to work in a rural practice in Montgomery on the Welsh borders.
He soon became aware that the rural GPs lacked any significant support or on-going continuing education. He and a few colleagues formed a local medical society, which provided educational and support for general practitioners and their staff. He went on to found the UK Institute of Rural Health and the Welsh Rural Postgraduate Unit. In 1997 he was instrumental in creating the European Rural and Isolated Practitioner's Association (EURIPA) and remained its president until 2012. Under his presidency the network grew in stature and influence and represents rural practitioners across the continent.
John was one of the founding members of the WONCA Working Party on Rural Practice and took over as chair in Prague this year from Professor Ian Couper. His personal areas of focus for the forthcoming triennium include:
•	Renewal of the membership of the Working Party, aiming to ensure that there is gender equity and that younger doctors are represented
•	Ensuring relevance to working rural practitioners, through systematically reviewing previous policies and statements of the working party, adopted at conferences over the years, so that they remain relevant and are communicated effectively with rural family doctors.
•	Linking more with the broader Wonca family, aiming to work together and combine skills, resources and energies to address the mounting challenges that rural practitioners face over the coming decades.
•	Publish the electronic Guidebook on Rural Medical Education, which has been under development for a number of years.
He has held many posts and roles over the years including the position of Medical Advisor to the BBC's Archers, the longest running radio soap in the world. He has spoken at conferences around the world and published on rural issues. He is currently the Senior Lecturer in Rural and Global Health at Keele University.
He worked with his colleagues at the Institute of Rural Health to develop UK's Rural Proofing Tool in 2007 ( 2nd version was released earlier this year). The rural Proofing process is key to ensuring that rural policy meets the needs of rural populations and used properly can have an impact in promoting equity for rural inhabitants.
His passion for rural practice remains unabated and says that despite the success we have much more to do to reduce rural inequalities and improve health outcomes.
John describes himself as "A catcher of dreams" who believes that we all have the capacity to change the world. As Paulo Cohelo says in "The Alchemist" we must listen to the language of the world, look where we started from and take the opportunities when they arise.
Bruce Chater	- Australia
Pratyush Kumar - India
Immediate Past Chair
John Wynn-Jones - UK
Ian Couper	- South Africa
Dave Schmitz	USA
Jo Scott Jones	- New Zealand
Zakiur Rahman	- Bangladesh
Joy Mugambi - Kenya
Bikash Gauchan	- Nepal
Developing Countries (LMICs)
Pratyush Kumar	- India
Students and Young Doctors (Rural Seeds)
Mayara Floss	- Brazil
Amber Wheatley - British Virgin Islands
Vision and Mission of WONCA Working Party on Rural Practice
Mission: Rural doctors reaching towards rural health in partnership with like-minded groups:
Repositioning and relationship
Conferencing and communication
Health for All Rural People vision
Objectives of the WONCA Working Party on Rural Practice
To facilitate communication between and networking of rural general practitioners around the world both individually and through rural family doctors' organisations and interest groups.
To represent rural family doctors within WONCA, to WONCA Council, Standing Committees, Working Parties and Member Organisations.
Through WONCA to liaise on rural health issues with the World Health Organisation and other relevant international bodies.
To collaborate with organisations of rural doctors
To address issues of importance to rural family doctors including developing effective
rural health care systems with appropriate funding to meet community needs
integration of the family doctor into primary health care approaches for rural health care delivery
community participation including a multisectoral approach to health care and health promotion in rural communities
strategies to improve the status and health of rural women around the world
rural health workforce models.
recruitment, retention and support strategies for rural practitioners.
education and training for rural medical practice
research in rural health and rural practice including building research and development partnerships involving individuals and organisations in different countries
Rural Seeds 2019 annual summary
Veronica Rasic writes about the activities of the Young Doctors and medical students involved in the WONCA Working Party on Rural Practice.
WONCA Rural's Outstanding Service Award to John Wynn-Jones
The WONCA Working Party on Rural Practice Award for Outstanding Service to Rural Practice was presented to Dr John Wynn-Jones at the 16th WONCA World Rural Health Conference, Albuquerque October 2019.This award recognises a clinician's exemplary service to their rural communities, to their professional colleagues and to the next generation of doctors.
World Rural Health conference in Bangladesh 2020
It's a great pleasure to announce the 17th WONCA World Rural Health Conference (WRHC 2020) to be held in Dhaka from 15th - 18th April 2020.
Rural Round-up: annual report highlights
John Wynn-Jones, chair WONCA Working Party on Rural Practice has provided his final annual report before handing over to Bruce Chater. This is an edited version of the report. The full version will be available in the WONCA Annual report 2018-19:
Walk into the Rattlesnake Pit - WONCA Rural in Albuquerque
The WONCA World Rural health conference comes to Albuquerque in October. Please consider taking up our invitation to present your passion at the "Rattlesnake Pit" session on the Assembly Day of the World Rural Health Conference in Albuquerque, October 12th.
WWPRP Policies
Island Medicine Statement 2019
Albuquerque Attestation on the Future of Rural Family Medicine in the USA 2019
Statement on Building Resilience & Preventing Burnout in Rural Practice 2017
Cairns Statement on Climate Change & Environmental Health 2017
Policy on Simulation 2016
Policy on Female Family Physicians in Rural Practice 2nd Edition (2003)
Policy on Quality and Effectiveness of Rural Health Care (2003)
Política de qualidade e eficácia dos cuidados de saúde rural (português)
Política para médicas de família em área rural (2002) (português)
Policy on Using IT to Improve Rural Health Care 2nd Edition (2002)
Política sobre o uso da Tecnologia da Informação para melhoria dos cuidados da saúde rural (português)
Policy on Rural Practice and Rural Health- 2nd Edition (2001)
Policy on Training for Rural General Practice (1995)
Política para a Formação para a Prática Geral Rural (português)
WWPRP Statements & Declarations
Delhi declaration (2018) (español) (français) (português) (中文) ( العربية )
Cairns Action Statement on Climate Change and Environmental Health (2017)
Statement on Building Resilience and Preventing Burnout in Rural Practice (2017)
Statement on Simulation in Medical Education (2015)
Gramado Statement (2014)
Thunder Bay Communiqué (2012)
Cebu Strategies (2011)
Resolution on Integration (2009)
Calabar communique (2008)
HARP: Health for All Rural People: Creating Unity for Action (Draft October 2003)
Melbourne Manifesto: Way Forward (2003) - a code of practice for the international recruitment of health care professionals
O Manifesto de Melbourne: Um Código de Condutas para o Recrutamento Internacional de Profissionais de Saúde (português)
The Kuching Statement For Action (2003) - the health of indigenous peoples
A declaração de KUCHING para açãoa Saúde dos Povos Indígena (português)
The Santiago Statement On Child Labour (2003)
The Santiago de Compostela Statement (2003) - on HIV/AIDS
HIV/AIDS: o documento de Santiago de Compostela (português)
Calgary Commitment, (2000) - women in rural family medical practice
An Action Framework for the Conference Participants and the WONCA Working Party on Rural Practice (1999)
The Durban Declaration (1997) - health for all rural people
Declaração de Durban- Saúde para toda a População Rural (português)
Rural Seeds (Medical Students and Young Doctors)
Cairns call to action (2017)
RuralWonca is a truly democratic network, which reaches out to engage with its members. It does this through:
• The Council is the main body of RuralWonca and its members demonstrates equitable representation through gender, geography, demography and age profile.
• The Executive together with the chair and secretary manage the affairs on a daily basis. Each executive member carries a policy portfolio and is accountable to the Council.
• The Assembly represents the larger rural family and meets at Wonca World Rural Conferences. The assembly is open to everyone and it gives the rural world at large the opportunity to identify future policy. It also gives council members the opportunity to disseminate its output and work in progress
• The Social Media Platform is a conduit between RuralWonca and the rest of the world. RuralWonca is represented on Facebook, Twitter and has an active Global Google discussion group.
Current priorities for the WONCA Working Party on Rural Practice
Promote rural medical education, rural medical schools, and rural clinical schools.
Be an international voice for rural medicine and health including political activism on issues impacting rural health, including determinants of rural health.
Maintain the Health for All Rural People (HARP) vision and move the HARP process forward.
Renew the vision and mission of the Working Party, in line with these priorities, and re-position our relationships with WONCA and other organizations.
Continue to organise conferences for educational and communication purposes and to promote rural health.
Abstracts from Gramado 2014
Couper I, Strasser R, Rourke J, Wynn-Jones J. Rural health activism over two decades: the WONCA Working Party on Rural Practice 1992-2012. Rural and Remote Health 15: 3245. (Online) 2015. Available: http://www.rrh.org.au
Rendez-Vous 2012 inspires many, advocates new ways of thinking.
Report of meeting of WWPRH, in Cebu, 2011 - the Melbourne Manifesto revisted
2011 Tacloban rural post-conference (p19-21, WONCA News June 2011)
WWPRH conferences 1992 - 2006
The working party meets in Gramado 2014
WONCA Rural Working Party meet in Thunder Bay 2012
Relevant Resources
Selected resources on Physician Resilience
WONCA WWPRP endorsement policy on conferences
WHO Expert Group: Global Recommendations on Increasing Access to Health Workers in Remote and Rural Areas
WONCA Forums
Plan for 2019 now
Standards, Guidebooks and more
WWPRP 1992-2012
Rural and Remote Health article published 28 July 2015
Rural Heroes Project
Rural Medical Education Guidebook


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Divide By Zero Exports India's First-Ever 3D Printer to the United States of America
India's largest 3D printer manufacturer the first national company to hold two 3D printing technology patents and a proud owner of 10 national awards.
Divide By Zero is a market leader in high-speed FFF technology in India
Above: Above: Divide By Zero team with the export consignment/Image Source: Divide By Zero Technologies
Divide By Zero Technologies, India's largest 3D printer manufacturer, dispatched its first-ever high-speed 3D printer to Houston, Texas. This marks a significant milestone in the Indian 3D printing industry as DBZ becomes the first-ever Indian company to export its 3D printers to the US.
Ecstatic at this feat, CEO & Founder Swapnil Sansare expressed his company's growth-policies in 4 words, "Innovation – Application – Assurance – Service."
Swapnil added, "This is just the beginning. We are ramping up our production infrastructure to dispatch many more such high-speed 3D printers to the United States and the world at large."
This is in line with Divide By Zero's patented high-speed Advanced Fusion Plastic Modeling technology which enables users to print end-use 3D printed parts with on-demand just-in-time distributed manufacturing. The company was recently granted the US patent for its proprietary AFPM technology.
Speaking on this occasion, Swapnil shared, "We are India's largest 3D printer manufacturer and very well capable of meeting demands made on a global platform and now that our products are getting widely accepted in USA, Malaysia, Germany, Dubai and Sweden, we are ramping up our production facility to dispatch many more such printers for distributed manufacturing of end-use applications."
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In just 3 months, after receiving a patent from the USA, Team Divide By Zero paved their way into the United State – the world's biggest 3D printing industry. Additionally, DBZ aims to help innovators and creators across the world in making end use production possible with small investment and test their ideas before they invest in tooling.
When asked about distributed manufacturing, Swapnil quoted, "There will be one centralised data server which will be connected to multiple to hundreds of 3D printers across states or even international borders and each will function in manufacturing unique low-cost end-use parts in a very short time."
Besides being 5 to 10X faster than any other FFF/FDM printer in the segment, here are some of the landmark 3D printing technology features of DBZ 3D printers.
DBZ printers have the feature of auto-print resume after power comes back, just from where it left before supply outage.
DBZ's upgraded dual-drive system incorporates its intelligent feedback control system after detecting filament clogging and automatically switches over to the standby filament-extruder set.
High-speed 3D printing without worrying about frequent machine recalibration. DBZ FFF printers come fitted with a high precision, high-performance capacitive sensor that automatically calibrates the printer besides compensating for build surface height irregularities.
DBZ FFF printers improve the lifespan of the material by over 80% by ensuring active air-moisture removal and dehumidification of the filament. It delivers better layer bonding, better surface finish of finished parts keeping the end product free from issues such as warping or loose layer bonding.
The shipment definitely sends a positive message to the globe about the capabilities of the Indian 3D printing industry. With the successful conclusion of the first order, Divide By Zero is ready to ship the next batch of 3D printers to the US in the coming months.
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There is something very enjoyable about preparing food for people I love. Grant it, sometimes it's a hassle and other times I'd really like to go out and eat because I'm just too tired to stand in the kitchen. I always have good intentions, but my schedule and/or energy-level don't always coöperate. On those rare moments when I feel the desire and also have the time and energy to cook and stock up, it's really satisfying.
Today was one of those days. Actually, yesterday and today. Okay, Monday, Tuesday and today! What's gotten in to me?! I think I'm just incredibly tired of cooking on the fly, just subsisting, nothing more. I'm also weary of throwing away food that I never got around to fixing before it went bad. I'm really tired of that. Really really tired. Really.
When I see people on television who'd be thrilled to have some of that thrown-away food, I feel remorse for not paying better attention to my refrigerator and not planning my time better. I abhor wasting food!
Recently I signed up to make a meal for a group of people on Tuesday, so I decided to prepare the meat on Monday to save time. Since I was going to be making a grease-spattering mess, I figured it'd be a good use of time to prepare a large amount of the meat all at once and freeze it in meal-sized portions for those days when getting food on the table is a challenge, which is most of the time! So, that got the cooking adrenaline pumping! I sautéed chicken in olive oil, batches and batches, and cut it into cubes, reserving enough to feed my friends and still have 5 or 6 meal-size portions to pack into the freezer for later. Ahhhhh – satisfaction. I'd spent nearly 2 hours just cooking chicken, but I got 7 meals out of the deal!
Tuesday, I spent the morning in my kitchen fixing a spinach salad and homemade fettuccine alfredo with sun-dried tomatoes and chicken. (Yum, if I do say so myself!) I baked some Hello Dollies for dessert and voila! Delivered it and left happily, knowing I'd blessed my friends and their taste buds.
Today I had two huge boxes of fresh spinach to cook as well as a nice supply of ground turkey that was on sale at the grocery. It seems like it's been so long since I've had more than an hour or two at home that I just couldn't resist more 'kitchen time'. I browned the turkey and seasoned one half for spaghetti and the other for taco soup. Then I steamed mounds of spinach, grated cups of cheese and made 3 spinach and cheese tarts (quishes) – two to freeze and one for dinner. Now I have food for sharing and for pulling a meal together in a flash.
I'm not sure what it is that pleases me most about doing this. Some people hate to cook. I hate to iron.
I love creating food that I know my family savors. I enjoy turning raw materials into something warm and nourishing and delicious. I also relish being home, listening to music as I move around my pleasant kitchen, full of gratitude for the gift of life. Just being here to cook is a joy.
Fragrant aromas, warmth, textures, tastes, colors, conversation around the dinner table; nurturing the ones I love . . . for me, this is life at its best.


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Q: Remove bitlocker encryption using ubuntu I can access the drive using dislocker but I want to remove the encryption.
I have migrated from Windows 10 to ubuntu 14.04 so I can't remove it using Windows.

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I want to remove the decryption... I want to decrypt my drive so that i don't have to use dislocker tool every time I need to access my drive. Kind of like turning off bitlocker permanently.

That's similar to re-formatting any drive with a new filesystem, but to keep the files there are a few more steps:

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*Copy the files somewhere else (in this case using Dislocker). This is an excellent opportunity to make a backup copy too.

*Format the partition with a filesystem of your choice (ex. using mkfs.ext3, etc). If you still wanted encryption, LUKS works well for linux partitions, or there are other options too for folder/files,  ArchWiki has a good overview.

*Copy the files back onto the partition.

I don't think any in-place Bitlocker encryption removal tool exists that could do it all at once, and it would have a high risk of data loss should something go wrong anyway.