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ZIP code 36540 is located in southwest Alabama and covers a slightly less than average land area compared to other ZIP codes in the United States. It also has a slightly less than average population density.
The people living in ZIP code 36540 are primarily black or African American. The number of people in their late 20s to early 40s is extremely large while the number of middle aged adults is extremely large. There are also an extremely large number of single parents and a small number of single adults. The percentage of children under 18 living in the 36540 ZIP code is large compared to other areas of the country.
ZIP code 36540 has a slightly higher than average percentage of vacancies.
The majority of household are owned or have a mortgage. Homes in ZIP code 36540 were primarily built in the 1980s or the 1990s. Looking at 36540 real estate data, the median home value of $84,200 is low compared to the rest of the country. It is also high compared to nearby ZIP codes. So you are less likely to find inexpensive homes in 36540. Rentals in 36540 are most commonly 1 bedrooms. The rent for 1 bedrooms is normally $750-$999/month including utilities. Prices for rental property include ZIP code 36540 apartments, townhouses, and homes that are primary residences.
The median household income of $42,917 is compared to the rest of the country. It is also compared to nearby ZIP codes. So 36540 is likely to be one of the nicer parts of town with a more affluent demographic.
As with most parts of the country, vehicles are the most common form of transportation to places of employment. If you are a person that likes walking or biking to work, it will be a comfort for you to know that 36540 has a well above average number of people who do not use a vehicle to commute. Compared to other ZIP codes in the country, 36540 has very few people that work at home. In most parts of the country, the majority of commuters get to work in under half an hour. More commuters in 36540 get to experience these short commute times than most other ZIP codes. There are a slightly smaller percentage of employees that have to travel over 45 minutes to reach their place of employment.


Breakfast was great. Really well done cooked. We had an executive room. Bed very comfortable. Great stsy. Our first in a Holiday Inn but we were favourably impressed. Will choose Holiday Inn again in future andy husband thought they were better than a Hulton!
Staff were very helpful and friendly. Breakfast was excellent.
Breakfast was lovely and the staff were very helpful!
The room was clean. The staff was really welcoming and friendly, even giving us recommendations for places to eat, around town.
The bed was comfortable and the room was clean. It was also spacious. The staff were also friendly and attentive.
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Close to the city center and only a 10-minute walk from the railway station, Holiday Inn Stevenage has a mini-gym and features a modern and stylish Destinations Bar and Restaurant. The hotel is easily accessible from junction 7 of the A1 (M).
Holiday Inn Stevenage has air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TVs and black-out curtains. Tea/coffee making facilities, desk and private bathrooms are also featured. Free WiFi is available through the hotel.
The hotel offers conference facilities for up to 400 guests and guests can start the day off with a a buffet breakfast including a selection of continental and cooked items.
Luton Airport is 30 minutes' drive away. Central London can be reached in a 40 minutes' train journey, with direct trains to King Cross Station.
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Liked everything. Got parking on site, but I took a taxi to venue because I did not want to lose space. Happy to spend £10 to park overnight.
Could not get wi fi not sure why an my only concern was i requested a shower which was there but in a bath that i cannot put my leg over into so no shower. So sad .
It took over 25 minutes to checkin......still made me pay full price for parking, and did'nt over to upgrade or reduce the rate. PS. At checkin I was the only person checking in.
I was very surprised to have pay separately for car-parking - IN THEIR OWN CAR-PARK!
Food selection in restaurant mediocre eat elsewhere.
Clean, comfortable, good value for money.
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Q: Limiting entry on a tk widget I have trouble finding a way to limit the entry length of entry widgets, I would like to limit it to 20 characters, i.e. when I click on a sequence or the other I would like to be able to edit it but stay in the 20 characters limit. In or order to keep the code light , should I use a regex , a loop or check the entry with an event ?
Here is my code:
import Tkinter
from Tkinter import *
import tkFileDialog

root = Tkinter.Tk()

edit1    =StringVar()
edit2    =StringVar()
s = StringVar()

s = "GATACACGCGCGCGTATATATTACGCGCGCGATACA"

lb01=Label(root,text="sequence1")
lb01v=Entry(root,textvariable=edit1,width=20)
lb01v.delete(0, END)
lb01v.insert(0, s[6:20])

lb01.grid(sticky=W,row=1,column=1)
lb01v.grid(row=1,column=2)

lb02=Label(root,text="sequence2")
lb02v=Entry(root,textvariable=edit2,width=20)
lb02v.delete(0, END)
lb02v.insert(0, s[0:6])

lb02.grid(sticky=W,row=2,column=1)
lb02v.grid(row=2,column=2)

root.mainloop()

A: Ok I did try with the trace variable, on a short piece of test code , this is excactly what I was searching for !! I like the fact you can prototype so easily in Python ;)
def main():
    pass

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

from Tkinter import *

def callback(sv):
    c = sv.get()[0:9]
    print "c=" , c
    sv.set(c)

root = Tk()
sv = StringVar()
sv.trace("w", lambda name, index, mode, sv=sv: callback(sv))
e = Entry(root, textvariable=sv)
e.pack()
root.mainloop()

A: I know its too late to add any answers to this, just found a simpler way to represent what Wabara had answered. This will help if you need multiple entry limits and each to a user-defined length limit. Here's a code working on Python 3.6.5:
def main():
    pass

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

from tkinter import *

def limit_entry(str_var,length):
    def callback(str_var):
        c = str_var.get()[0:length]
        str_var.set(c)
    str_var.trace("w", lambda name, index, mode, str_var=str_var: callback(str_var))

root = Tk()

abc = StringVar()
xyz = StringVar()

limit_entry(abc,3)
limit_entry(xyz,5)

e1 = Entry(root, textvariable=abc)
e2 = Entry(root, textvariable=xyz)

e1.pack()
e2.pack()
root.mainloop()

A: The simplest solution is to put a trace on the variable. When the trace fires, check the length of the value and then delete any characters that exceed the limit.
If you don't like that solution, Tkinter also has built-in facilities to do input validation on entry widgets. This is a somewhat under-documented feature of Tkinter. For an example, see my answer to the question Python/Tkinter: Interactively validating Entry widget content

A: I will start off by making an alphabet to measure from.  The alphabet is a string and has 26 letters meaning its too long for our use.  we want 20 letters only,  so our output should be "A" thru "T" only.
I would define a function to make it happen and dump each string thru it that I would want cut to 20 characters or less.
I am making the below code in such a way that it takes as an input any string that is called   it takes that input in and processes it to 20 characters in length only...
def twenty(z):
    a = z[0:20]
    return a

alphabet = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"

so to execute our newly made code, we need only call the print twenty command with the variable we want cut to 20 characters in the parenthesis.
print twenty(alphabet)

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OUTPUT:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST

So you see,  it worked, we input the entire alphabet into the program and it cut the string down to 20 letters only.  now every time in your code you want to cut text down to 20 letters,  just run the command
    twenty(variable)
and it will make sure you have no more letters than that.
Explanation:
def twenty is to define a function with one input that you can call on over and over simply by typing twenty(variable)
the next line is a = z[0:20]  Meaning call variable "a" to equal the input from position 0 to position 20 and dont worry about anything past that.
return command is how you get an output from the def function.   anytime you create a def function,  you should end it with a  line.

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A foreign substance is introduced into our precious bodily fluids without the knowledge of the individual. Certainly without any choice. That's the way your hard-core Commie works.
I recently suggested that beer in moderation may be better for my health than milk. My first responder, Mr. Anonymous, lumped me together with "the anti-vaxxers, & anti-fluorides."
OK, I confess--I oppose fluoridation of my local water supplies.
Please read that carefully. I am not opposed to the use of medical grade fluoride applied by a dentist. I am not opposed to prescribing medical grade fluoride for use by a child so long as an adult in the home can carefully follow directions.
I do, however, oppose fluoridation of the water that comes out of my tap, especially if the fluoride used comes from industrial waste.
In regard to the use of fluosilicic (fluorosilicic) acid as a source of fluoride for fluoridation, this agency regards such use as an ideal environmental solution to a long-standing problem. By recovering by-product fluosilicic acid from fertilizer manufacturing, water and air pollution are minimized, and water utilities have a low-cost source of fluoride available to them.
I'm sure Ms. Hanmer is a decent person. She's the former director of the Chesapeake Bay Program, she's won the President's Distinguished Federal Executive Award, and she's a wonderful advocate for clean water.
Still, she advocated putting industrial waste into my water supply. That's the way it was done a quarter century ago. That's the way it's done today.
Yes, it's diluted over 100,000 times when used for fluoridation. Yes, it helps prevent dental cavities.
No, I don't want my government deliberately dumping toxic waste into my water supply.
And it's not just because I own a tinfoil hat.
*Yes, you can buy this stuff--Lucier Chemical Industries will sell it to your town. Yes, it's Lucier, not Lucifer.
OK, OK, we get the point--but flooding a post with an armload of articles is not going to persuade people.
I'd be much obliged if you reposted that with "a" tags and less white space.
I know the sky is falling, I'm on your side, and even I get repulsed by mounds of information.
I'd be glad to share your sources--a little editing goes a long way.
Misrepresentations of the research aside, is there any actual scientific evidence suggesting that community water fluoridation is dangerous? (Note that, for example, that is not what the linked WHO report in the first comment says, or is even about.) Saying "this chemical comes from industrial waste" seems like a little bit of a dodge, scientifically speaking.
Meanwhile, the evidence that fluoridation helps prevent tooth decay, particularly in poorer communities, is pretty overwhelming.
Not sure how I misrepresented any research there, but I'll get out my fine-toothed comb in a moment. I have already sent a letter to the first commenter via email to see if they might clean up that post a bit (though I might be talking to a bot). In the meantime, I can only defend my post.
I would argue that the burden of proof falls on the side of the folks adding the industrial pollutant to my water. Calling it a "dodge" does not change the truth of the statement. While I admit that phrasing it the way I do would be a grievous error in a scientific journal, consider the medium--this is a blog. I aim to teach and entertain.
Having said that I believe that the precautionary principle should be followed anytime we're dealing with basic needs such as water.
Fluoride itself can cause problems, even the medical grade variety, though I do agree that carefully titrated fluoride via supplements or dental treatments are a splendid idea. One of the big problems with putting it in water is that it becomes impossible to titrate.
Fluoridation does prevent tooth decay--that's why I said "please read that carefully." I'd argue that universal dental care and access to adequate pediatric services are a far better way to improve dental hygiene than dumping industrial waste into my water.
Yep, "dumping industrial waste" is a provocative phrase--it is a provocative act. Consider me provoked.
No, I am not a "bot" and I don't know what "a" tags means. So we'll just talk.
Yes, the fluoride chemicals that are used for water fluoridation are industry's contaminated waste. Trapped in and scraped from the smokestacks of phosphate fertilizer production plants, because fluoride air emissions have killed crops and cattle, silicofluorides are trucked as hazardous waste to your local water supply and injected unpurified.
The first experimental study that set out to "prove" fluoridation safely reduced tooth decay is actually the first study to show that fluoridation is, in effect, harmful to health.
People need to scrutinize the science of the fluoridationists before they blindly accept that their science is valid.
In March 2006, the National Research Council released a report by a panel of experts that reviewed current fluoride/fluoridation toxicology research. They revealed that fluoride, even at the low levels added to water supplies can be harmful to some people - especially babies, kidney and thyroid patients and high water drinkers.
After the NRC issued its report, both the American Dental Association and The Centers for Disease Control advised that fluoridated waters should not be mixed into infant formula. The Academy of General Dentistry issued the warning years before them.
Sorry about the first hastily posted item. Often only the Blogger reads them and it's a current news release and thought he would be interested in it.
"Fluoride works primarily after teeth have erupted..."
"The prevalence of dental caries in a population is not inversely related to the concentration of fluoride in enamel and a higher concentration of enamel fluoride is not necessarily more efficacious in preventing dental caries .
Thanks for the new version of your response. For those jumping in late, Paul's comments followed nyscof's original post, which has been modified to ease reading.
Sorry about pondering whether you were a bot--I've been fooled before.
Welcome aboard! Paul is extremely bright, well-read, and thoughtful--I hope the two of you engage in a productive discussion here.
Ah, doyle - I'm a child of well water who lives with the effects of no fluoride in my early childhood's water supply. Again, I'm conflicted. Would I wish the fillings and crowns in my mouth on anyone? Nope. And yes, I know that improved dental care and the dentist applied fluoride helps my kids, but again, it's not inexpensive.
Cost is a huge factor in a lot of social policy decisions.
We can afford to subsidize fluoride drops in this country. The drops cost less than 50 cents per day.
It's not needed before 6 months of age, nor beyond 6 years, and only then if your water does not already have naturally occurring fluoride in it.
Now $130/year is not cheap for most families. Children are not cheap.
Still, I'd rather subsidize children directly than subsidize phosphate fertilizer companies by giving them a convenient way to dump their wastes.
I really do not wish dental caries on anyone. If nothing else, I hope my discussions on milk, fluoride, and (soon, I hope) vaccines show people that the either/or style of discourse does not work.
Sorry, Doyle - to clarify, I don't think you were misrepresenting any research in your post. Rather, nyscof was misrepresenting some research. My objection to your post was precisely that it didn't present any research in the first place. Rather, it just objected that industrial waste/byproducts were being added to drinking water.
Anyway, Doyle, I think a good contrast is with your milk post. I thought that post made a similar mistake at first - "it's from another species" is no more informative than "it's industrial waste" - but then went on to mention actual, documented dangers associated with milk consumption. That's a good thing to do, and it didn't happen in this post.
And thanks for the gracious introduction, by the way.
I do not dispute that the fluoride ion ionizes once dissolved in copious amounts of water; it's the rest of the stuff that worries me.
Grey water, even sewage, do not worry me as much as heavy metals, though, to be fair, I'm not losing much sleep over fluoridation.
Expedient solutions, however, do worry me--and dumping 23% fluorosilicic acid into the water supply without adequate studies does worry me. We have enough recently rising childhood illnesses with as yet unidentified causes to warrant the precautionary principle--autism, ambiguous genitalia, brain cancer, etc. I'm am not saying that fluorosilicic acid causes any of these--I'm just asking that we look hard before using it in our water.
If you want to make a case for using medical grade fluoride without the rest of the soup found in the phosphate fertilizer waste, well, that I would consider. That gets real expensive, though, and I'm not sure that much fluoride would be available.
Why not just supplement with fluoride drops? Better yet, why not feed children a diet that does not leave them prone to dental caries?
Again, the onus is on the folks dumping the stuff into our water.
Hello Paul, perhaps we need allot more science to prove that it is safe for all and the environment, because currently fluoridation has not been proven safe or effective.
This link www.pauapress.com/fluoride/files/1418.pdf accesses information about adverse health effects from fluoridation that The Establishment claims do not exist.
Via this link you can access, free, Dr Bruce Spittle's book "Fluoride Fatigue" that is sub-titled "Fluoride Poisoning: is fluoride in your drinking water and from other sources making you sick?"
Please turn to page 76 and read about the author who has received numerous medical awards and prizes.
Dr Spittle is the Managing Editor of "Fluoride" the official journal of the International Society for Fluoride Research and has meticulously referenced "Fluoride Fatigue" for the doubting Thomases who still think that fluoridation is safe for all.
Doyle - I think it'd be great if getting rid of fluoridated water would get people to dramatically change their lifestyles or child-rearing habits. I see no reason to suppose that would happen, however. Thus, eliminating CWF means increasing tooth decay. That's the choice, since the alternatives aren't terribly plausible. I'm open to being persuaded that there's a viable alternative to CWF.
As for the precautionary principle, given the well-documented benefits of CWF for lots of people, and the lack of evidence of harm, I don't see that the principle applies in the way that you suggest. Withholding treatment on the off-chance that the treatment could have some adverse effects is not "precautionary". Just the opposite - we know doing so would cause harm in the form of greater tooth decay.
illusion9 - That brochure is pretty unimpressive. I'd like to see some peer-reviewed research suggesting that existing CWF programs are making people sick. That brochure offers none. (Again, nobody denies that people can get too much fluoride, but this is uninteresting. The same is true of water itself.) The author of the brochure can claim all of the prizes he likes, but science is not done (correctly) by appeal to authority, it is done by appeal to evidence. A (brief) scan of the Google Scholar records suggests that not only has Spittle ceased publication in reputable refereed journals, but also that his earlier publications on the dangers of fluoridation have since been reviewed and debunked.
As a general rule, when individuals and groups have set up elaborate self-publication schemes, it is not because "The Establishment" is censoring them, it is usually because their output is of inferior quality.
Sorry for taking up more space, but i need to say some more. Considering dose is the issue with regards to toxins, I would like to see someone try to demonstrate how an individuals dose of fluoride chemical can be controlled when fluoride is distributed through our water supply, both to avoid any toxic effects and to gain the so called benifit per day; perhaps a 14 yr old child for example or a 8 month old baby.
All other possible daily fluoride sources such as; food intake, medications, toothpaste, what they inhaled, what they absorbed through dermal absorption would need to be considered.
Also existing individual fluoride levels are unknown and ignored as well as an individuals health status, perhaps immune deficiencies, nutritional deficiencys, allergy/intollerences, kidney problems,thyroid issues, cancer,diabeties, existing bone diseases.
An individuals dose can never be calculated so this in itself makes artificial fluoridaton simply illogical and dangerous.
As long as artificial fluoridation violates laws and peoples freedom and remains to be proven safe and effective, I think it would be more reasonable for people who want these chemicals at unnatural levels to pay for and provide it for themselves, although I personally would advise against it.
To much fluoride is dangerous maybe this is why the majority of fresh water surfaces on the planet are naturally low in fluoride, 0.2 to 0.3 ppm.
I'm assuming "CWF" means fluoridating water supplies with fluorosilicic acid, though I'm not sure where the initials come from.
An alternate possibility is providing families with access to medical grade fluoride via drops.
It's not an either/or choice. I also do not presume that tooth decay is the default position. A reasonable diet designed for nutrition and good health (as opposed to selling stuff) would go a long way towards preventing caries.
I'm not sure what you do with families unable or unwilling to provide fluoride if they do not want to give it to their kids, but I would not advocate adding it to the water supply simply for that reason. Following that reasoning, we'd eventually have some sort of soup of minerals and vitamins added to our water.
Yeah, sorry: "community water fluoridation". That is, I just discovered today, one of the standard ways of referring to the practice of fluoridating drinking water.
But to repeat, while I can imagine a world in which we could get rid of CWF and individuals would just pick up the slack to prevent greater tooth decay, there's no reason to think that would happen. (And, in fact, many reasons to suppose it wouldn't.) If it were true that people would just reliably take care of their teeth on their own, we wouldn't have seen such a dramatic benefit from the fluoridation in the first place. The current practice is so cheap and so effective, why adopt more expensive, less effective techniques?
Can I assume that you are the type of person who thinks force is okay to determine whatever outcome you wish to see attained?
I assume you are in favour of force medication seeing as force is what is used to medicate tens of millions of people, via public water supplies, with the toxic wastes that are fluoridating agents - wastes that contain arsenic and other heavy metals such as mercury, lead, aluminium, cadmium, chromium etc. and that can, at times, even include uranium 238!
What happened to people's rights to choose what they take into their bodies?
What happened to parents' rights to choose the very best health regimes possible for their children?
Perhaps it is time for a sheriff's deputy to call at your home thrice daily - for your lifetime - to administer to you and your loved ones a dose of accumulative poison regardless of whether or not you all want to ingest it, because only then might you see that the hypothetical deputy sheriff's actions wouldn't be much different from the actions of others who are responsible for toxins being delivered to other people via their kitchen taps.
"Paul, I challenge you to name one peer-reviewed and published scientific study that substantiates the safety of water fluoridation."
Paul.. you statement about the efficacy of Fluoride in treating dental caries in children from poor countries or lower socio-economic groups within our own countries has been proven incorrect. Eminent scientist & Nobel prize winner( discovery of streptomyicin)Dr. Albert Shatz studied the affects of fluoride on the poor children in Chile from 1962 to 1965 after they started in 1953. The infant mortality and child deaths were directly atributed to fluoride in the water.
To say that science is in the evidence & not in lobbying or running to authority is rediculous as those with vested interests & the Governments ear don't want to see evidence contrary to their agenda. Besides that the examples are in front of your face here in Australia. The figures/data given to Politicians by their pro-fluoride bureaucrats are huge distortions of the truth. The longest fluoridated state in Australia...Tasmania has the highest levels of adult tooth decay. They have been drinking it most of their lives ... why don't they have the lest decay? Open your eyes.
"Fluoridation is the greatest case of scientific fraud of this century, if not of all time"
Dr Robert Carton, a scientist who spent 20 years working for the US Environmental Protection Agency.
The evidence is there and has been mounting thoughout all the years that govt.s & local authorities have been forcing this mass medication on whole communities. For God's sake the Industrial waste byproduct used is not natural ... it's a S6 toxin ..... look up your DANGEROUS Goods Guide.
I read a few comments pro Water Fluoridation.
I refer to the one mentioning Wikipedia as a trusted source of information to conclude that Water Fluoridation is safe and another one saying that ceasing water fluoridation would mean increasing tooth decay in the population.
Well, I read about 400 independent scientific studies (not "emotional" studies) and since I speak Italian, Spanish, French and English I read studies published by researchers of 4 different countries. I read the "original" studies and I cross examined such studies with the NHRC Review on Efficacy and Safety of Water Fluoridation 2007 and some WHO documents such Fluoride in Drinking Water.
My personal conclusion is that there is abundant scientific and legal evidence that Water Fluoridation is connected to birth defects, neural illnesses, cancer and finally dental and skeletal fluorosis.
Amazingly, whilst the Australian NHMRC denies even the existence of dental fluorosis in water fluoridated populations and cites the York Review 2000 to support the false assumption that water fluoridation is safe, Prof. Sheldon, Chair of the Department who produced the York Review, says in a public letter that his researchers found diffused and very concerning fluorosis in the population exposed to water fluoridation and the research did not investigate enough the fluoride related health hazards.
Saying that ceasing water fluoridation would lead to a greater cavity incidence is false too. It is false because dental data -unless chosen selectively- do not show any beneficial effect of water fluoridation.
I mention the Queensland Child Dental Survey 2002 by the Adelaide University: children in Townsville (40 years water fluoridation) have similar of worse teeth than children in Brisbane North (only 0.01 ppm fluoride in water) and for certain age band they are worse than in Rockhampton, another city without any natural fluoride in drinking water. Finally Tasmanians have worse teeth than Queenslanders although Tasmania has been fluoridated since 1970s.
How can we explain a greater cavity incidence in some Australians?
Let's exclude Aboriginals from my analysis: according "Dental Public Services in Australia, whose responsibility?" 30% of WA Aboriginals do not own a toothbrush. Unfortunately, none from John Howard to Kevin Rudd wanted to acknowledge this fact and simply invest $ 1.00 per Aboriginal to send their home a toothbrush with toothpaste and the how to use manual.
In reality, the explanation –that no Government wants to hear – is very simple and comes from a simple query via postcode and National Pollutant Inventory database.
Where we have cavities, we have more environmental pollution. The incriminated chemicals are lead, hydrofluoric and hydrochloric acid. In fact, there are several thousand tons of these chemicals on offices and houses and the population is breathing acidic air.
An abnormal presence of heavy metals in drinking water cannot be excluded too.
In general, laboratory experiments proved that enamel's hydroxiapatite became very soluble in acidic saliva when calcium atoms were replaced by sodium, molybdenum and lead atoms through spontaneous redox reactions.
Hydrofluoric acid is a powerful bone etchant and -who knows why- people develop erosions in their enamel when they move from Brisbane North to Gladstone, a city affected by dental erosion but also skin allergies, asthma and probably cancer (for some specific locations). When people are back from Gladstone, the problem of dental erosion stops.
I remind to everybody how people thought to fight the black plague in 1400s: being unaware of the fact that such a disease was transmitted by bacteria carried by mice's flees, they used to spread excrements on their skin to prevent the infection. They stank, they got more infections and at the end they died but they did not prevent any diffusion of the disease.
I do not certainly deny that at minimal germicidal concentration a fluoridated toothpaste prevents tartar because fluoride kills bacteria but I find simply ridiculous thinking that the addition of a pesticide to the drinking water can prevent aluminium smelters and charcoal power generation plants from emitting toxic chemicals in the air. Eventually, this action will contribute to increase the chemical pollution of our food chain…..
Dott. Marco Conti, BS Economics and Commerce (Hons).
Paul Bruno (8 March) describes Fluoride Fatigue as a brochure but it is really a book with a ISBN, a bound cover and 84 pages. He suggests I am relying on authority rather than evidence in presenting the material but the book has numerous references from peer reviewed literature. In stating there are no peer reviewed references to studies showing that fluoridated water leads to sickness he overlooks the double-blind studies quoted by Waldbott and Grimbergin. He suggests I am no longer publishing in peer reviewed journals whereas my last publication was in Fluoride 2008;41(1):89-92. He considers my concerns about fluoride safety have now been debunked whereas the 2006 NRC report on Fluoride in drinking water referred to my 1994 paper on the Psychopharmacology of fluoride and the importance of the area was underlined by the publication in Fluoride in 2008 of translations into English of 19 Chinese studies linking fluoride to impaired brain functioning.
I find all of this intriguing. The more I read the more I want to move somewhere pleasant and grow my own food and raise my own animals for meat. Maybe that isn't such a bad idea after all.
No need to move right away--start small on your patch of land. A few basil seeds, maybe a tomato plant or two.
Throw a few potato eyes under the earth and forget about them until the sun heads south again.
It really is an amazing, miraculous world. Food comes from water and light and our breath.
And I can teach that in science class.
Your headline photo is not of General Jack Ripper, but rather of General Buck Turgedson, played by George C. Scott. General Ripper was played by Sterling Hayden.
Ouch--I do believe you're right. I'm going to need to change the photo.


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Kenya patient free of Ebola, as Congo, Uganda fight outbreak
by: TOM ODULA, Associated Press
Posted: Jun 17, 2019 / 05:05 AM EDT / Updated: Jun 17, 2019 / 12:48 PM EDT
People coming from Congo have their temperature measured to screen for symptoms of Ebola, at the Mpondwe border crossing with Congo, in western Uganda Friday, June 14, 2019. In Uganda, health workers had long prepared in case the Ebola virus got past the screening conducted at border posts with Congo and earlier this week it did, when a family exposed to Ebola while visiting Congo returned home on an unguarded footpath. (AP Photo/Ronald Kabuubi)
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Kenya remains free from Ebola as test results show that a sick woman does not have the deadly hemorrhagic fever, while neighboring Uganda and Congo battle a stubborn outbreak of the disease.
Kenya's Health Minister Sicily Kariuki Monday announced that a patient isolated at the Kericho County Referral Hospital does not have Ebola.
"The results of tests carried out by the Kenya Medical Research Institute laboratories on the 36-year-old lady currently admitted in the isolation unit of the Kericho County Referral hospital have been confirmed to be negative for the Ebola virus disease and other hemorrhagic fevers," Kariuki said in a statement.
The woman showed some symptoms of Ebola after travelling from Malaba on the Kenya-Uganda border, sparking fears that Congo's current outbreak had spread to Kenya. The outbreak in eastern Congo has killed more than 1,400 people since August and last week it spread to neighboring Uganda where two people died.
Kenya's health minister had earlier given assurances that all appropriate measures had been taken to prevent the spread of Ebola.
"Precautionary measures have been put in place including isolation of the patient," said Kariuki, while touring the Nairobi international airport to see how arriving passengers are screened for symptoms of fever.
The two victims in Uganda were part of a Congolese-Ugandan family who are believed to have contracted the disease at a funeral in Congo that was attended by dozens of people.
An expert committee of the World Health Organization on Friday said Congo's Ebola outbreak is an "extraordinary event" of deep concern but does not yet merit being declared a global emergency.
Speaking in Kampala, the Ugandan capital, World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Monday that he accepted the decision.
"From our side, I would like to pledge that we will continue mobilizing global and regional support to control this outbreak as soon as possible. It is not clean until the outbreak in (Congo) is finished," he said, according to a statement from Uganda's health ministry.
The spread of Ebola in eastern Congo has been "very unpredictable, with up and down trends," he said.
In eastern Congo, health officials have begun offering vaccinations to all residents in the hotspot of Mabalako whereas previous efforts had only targeted known contacts or those considered to be at high risk.
AP journalists Khaled Kazziha in Nairobi, Kenya, and Rodney Muhumuza in Kampala, Uganda, and Al-Hadji Kudra Maliro in Mabalako, Congo, contributed to this report.
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by JUANA SUMMERS, Associated Press / Jul 17, 2019
WASHINGTON (AP) — Bernie Sanders is poised to hit back at critics who have derided his signature "Medicare for All" proposal as a dramatic and risky overhaul to the health care system.
Sanders on Wednesday will deliver a speech at George Washington University confronting critics of his Medicare for All plan as the fight over how to best provide health care for Americans has become an animating focus of the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. The Vermont senator's campaign says he also will pledge to reject campaign donations from health insurance and pharmaceutical industry executives, lobbyists and political action committees and will challenge other Democratic presidential candidates to do the same.
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73. death anniversary of Emanuel Ringelblum
Emanuel Ringelblum, fot. Władysław Bartoszewski, "Warszawski pierścień śmierci 1939-1944", Interpress, Warszawa 1970
Ringelblum Emmanuel (1900-1944) - historian, teacher and community activist born in Buczacz. Ringelblum studied at the University of Warsaw, where he also received his doctorate. He worked with the Yidisher Visnshaftlecher Institute in Wilno. As a member of the Poalei Zion-Left party, he organized Jewish schools and took part in the work of the Central Jewish School Organization. He lectured in Hebrew-language high schools and worked with Jewish student organizations. He was heavily involved in community work, and was active for example in the Central No-Interest Loan Offices (Tsekabe), where he was also the editor of that institution's publication, Folkshilf.
In 1923, he co-founded the Circle of Jewish Historians in Warsaw. That circle, which later continued its activities in the framework of the Jewish Research Institute (YIVO) in Warsaw, was comprised of independent historians and students from various disciplines in the humanities. That group issued an occasional academic publication of which Ringelblum was editor.
Although Ringelblum's range of academic interests was broad, his real focus was on the history of the Polish Jews and on Polish-Jewish relations. His works include "Zydzi w Warszawie od czasow najdawniejszych do ich wygnania w 1527" (Jews in Warsaw from The Earliest Times to their Expulsion in 1527) (1932) and "Zydzi w Powstaniu Kosciuszkowskim" (Jews in the Kosciuszko Uprising) (1938). His works demonstrated the complicated nature of Polish history and the various factors that had contributed to the development of both mutual sympathy and antagonism between the two peoples.
His passion for scholarship remained with him until the end. During the war, in the Warsaw ghetto, he not only participated in the underground and organized Jewish community self-help programs, but also created a ghetto archive that was hidden underground (known as the "Ringelblum Archive"). The archive documented the life, struggle and death of the Jewish people during the German occupation. The archive was conceived as a documentation center-a place where materials from various sources could be gathered. The documents, artwork, memoirs, and historical, economic, social and literary works it contains are an invaluable source for information about the social and cultural life of the Warsaw ghetto's Jewish residents, as well as about their tragic fate. Ringelblum's personal notes and essays from October 1939 until his deportation to a camp in April 1943 have also survived.
Information about "Ringelblum Archive" one can find on our core exhibition at Holocaust gallery >>
Ringelblum prepared reports about the situation of the Jewish population for the leaders of the underground state. They were given to the Allies with the aim of alerting people in the free world to what was happening. Ringelblum belonged to a small group of conspirators who were preparing for an armed revolt in the Warsaw ghetto. After the great deportation from the ghetto in the summer of 1942, Ringelblum was officially employed in the carpentry workshop at 68 Nowolipki Street. In that building's cellar, buried in old milk cans, two sets of archival materials were hidden.
In late February 1943, he managed to leave the ghetto with his wife, Judith, and their son Uri; they hid in an underground hiding place at 84 Grojecka Street specially constructed by Wladyslaw Marczak. The day before the uprising, Ringelblum returned to the ghetto. During the fighting, he was deported to an SS camp in Trawniki. Thanks to joint action by the Jewish and Polish underground, a railwayman, Teodor Pajewski (a liaison officer from the Council for Aid to the Jews, Zegota) and Roza Kossower (a Jewish woman) managed to get him out of the camp. Ringelblum, dressed as a railwayman, was transported to Warsaw.
For a time, he was in hiding in an apartment on 2 Radzyminska Street; he moved a short while later to the hiding place at 84 Grojecka, where he remained until March 7, 1944, when the hiding place was reported to the authorities. All those who had been hiding there were taken to Pawiak prison and shot.
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In what appears an ongoing epidemic of shootings on the I-80 freeway, a man was killed Saturday when a car drove alongside him and fired bullets into the driver's side window.
The fatal shooting happened at 1:08 am early Saturday morning around Hilltop Drive in Richmond. According to reports, a 40-something man was driving a silver Jeep westbound on I-80 when an unknown suspect (or suspects) drove up next to him and fired shots into the Jeep. The victim's car rolled off into an embankment and flipped several times, ejecting the driver from the car.
When members of the Richmond Fire Department arrived at around 1:43am, the victim was dead. The crime temporarily shut down westbound lanes of the freeway.
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November 2: A man was shot on 80 near San Pablo Dam Road
November 11: A man was fatally shot and a woman injured in a car-to-car shooting on 80 near near Pinole Valley Road
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January 11: An adult, teen, and toddler were all injured when their car (containing three children under the age of 5) was shot repeatedly on I-80 near the Richmond Parkway.
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Q: JavaScript calling a function within a function gives TypeError I have read all that is available regarding calling a function within a function in JavaScript, but for some reason it is not working for me. The code is supposed to hide a text input box whenever the characters inside the text input box are less than 3 and show it whenever the characters inside the text input box are 3 or more.
The error I am getting is this: TypeError: set_visibility_hidden is not a function
Here is the form with the event handler: (The input text input_email is hidden when the page is loaded. As the user types his company name into the input_companyname the character length is counted and shown inside . When the character count reaches 3 then the text input input_email becomes visible. If the user deletes any characters inside of input_companyname and the length of the characters are less than 3 than input_email becomes hidden again.
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            <input type="text" name="input_companyname" id="input_companyname" onkeydown="count_characters('input_companyname');" onkeyup="count_characters('input_companyname');"> Company Name

            <input type="text" name="input_email" id="input_email"> Name

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The following function sets the text input input_email to hidded when the page loads. This is also the function that is supposed to get called from the function count_characters():
function set_visibility_hidden ()
{
    document.getElementById("input_email").style.visibility = "hidden" ;
}

And finally, the following function is the one that counts the characters inside the text input input_companyname. This is also the function inside of which I want to call set_visibility_hidden() when the the characters become less than 3 i.e user deletes characters.
function count_characters ( $input_to_count )
{
    var character_length = document.getElementById($input_to_count).value.length ;
    document.getElementById("input_length").innerHTML = character_length ;

    if ( character_length > 2 )
        {
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        }
    else if ( character_length < 3 )
        {
            set_visibility_hidden () ;
        }
    else
        {
        }
}

I hope I have explained in a way that is comprehensible.
Thank you

A: Please check in your code, may be your are using other variable with same name "set_visibility_hidden" because that can be one reason.
I have copy your code and test the same. it is working as per expectation.

A: I have no idea why this is happening... But why do you need this function? Wouldn't it be easier to write this?
function count_characters ( input_to_count )
{
    var character_length = document.getElementById(input_to_count).value.length ;
    document.getElementById("input_length").innerHTML = character_length ;
    var input_email = document.getElementById("input_email");

    if ( character_length > 2 )
        {
            input_email.style.visibility = "visible";
        }
    else if ( character_length < 3 )
        {
            input_email.style.visibility = "hidden";
        }
}

Also, don't use a dollar sign at the start of variable names; people will mistake your code for PHP at first glance and it'll confuse them.


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Thomas Corneille, född 20 augusti 1625 i Rouen, död 8 december 1709 i Les Andelys, fransk dramatiker, bror till Pierre Corneille.

Corneille ägnade sig tidigt åt dramatiskt författarskap, men blev såsom skald knappast någonting mer än en efterbildare av sin bror samt av Racine och andra samtida. Av hans dramatiska arbeten, mer än fyrtio till antalet och till en stor del bearbetningar från spanskan, väckte flera på sin tid ganska stor uppmärksamhet, men är nu nästan helt och hållet glömda. De förnämsta är
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Marching Band Wins the First Competition of the Year!
The marching band at Pottsgrove High School is full of dedicated and talented students. Over the summer, the marching band practiced for 6 hours every weekday for 2 weeks. Now, the band members practice every Tuesday and Thursday for 3 hours, and they perform at every football game in order to prepare for their competitions.The marching band is dedicated to putting on great performances with as little error as possible.
The amount of time the students put into marching band shows that they are dedicated and that they put in as much effort as they can. The marching band is a huge commitment for the students, so they make sure that all their time and effort pays off. When the time comes to perform, they give it their all and play their best. Their practice paid off already, because the marching band won their first competition on Saturday, September 10th. Including winning overall, they also won awards for High Percussion and High Auxiliary.
The competition this week brought with it many challenges. For starters, the electric bass player had to get a new bass to play the same day as the competition. On top of that, the pit had trouble figuring out how they should set up and orient themselves. Despite the problems they faced, the Pottsgrove marching band still came out on top and won. After the competition, Addie Fulmer Sicher, the drum major, said, "The win was unexpected yet thrilling." Our marching band persevered and tried their hardest to win, and even though they had setbacks, they managed to get their first win of the year. Louis Marstellar, the piano player, was confident in their ability to win and said, "We had a great performance that reflected all the hard work we've been putting in." The marching band's motto is "Passion, Grit, Skill, Discipline." They stick to this motto and sink so much of their time into marching band, and it shows. This was the first win for the marching band this year, and many more wins are expected to come.
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Каменка — посёлок в Белоярском городском округе Свердловской области. Управляется Режиковским сельским советом.

География
Населённый пункт располагается в левом истоке реки Каменка (левый приток реки Исеть) в 18 километрах на север от посёлка Белоярский.

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В 1966 г. Указом Президиума ВС РСФСР поселок шпалозавода переименован в Каменка.

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Georgia Tech running back Qua Searcy (1) runs against Pittsburgh linebacker Oluwaseun Idowu (23) during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 23, 2017, in Atlanta. Georgia Tech is considering changing its policy on cannabis and other substances for football players. (Jon Barash, Associated Press)
Georgia Tech sports teams consider changes to policies on marijuana and other drugs
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Published: Sep 26, 2017, 8:00 am • Updated: Sep 26, 2017, 8:25 am
By Ken Sugiura, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Georgia Tech's substance-abuse policy has been in place since the 2012-13 academic year. Athletic director Todd Stansbury believes it's time to take a look at it. He has the backing of his most prominent coaches, Paul Johnson and Josh Pastner. In examining Tech's policy, which has a "three-strikes" component, the school is joining what he called a national trend.
"We've got to remember that we're educators, so (we should be) coming from a philosophy of education," Stansbury told the AJC. "That has a lot do with how the policy is set up and really relying on research and the experts."
Shortly after his hire a year ago, Stansbury was asked by school president G.P. "Bud" Peterson to review all of the athletic department's policies, including the one governing substance abuse by Yellow Jackets athletes.
While Stansbury said that he felt "pretty good" about the policy, he also said that "you try to make it so that the consequences aren't punitive and it's not a 'gotcha' type of deal."
Tech athletes are subject to testing at random, before their season, upon reasonable suspicion and during postseason or championship competition.
Banned substances include illicit drugs, masking agents and steroids. Taking prescription medication without a prescription is also not permitted.
A first offense mandates a meeting with the athletic director and head coach, notification of parents/guardians, a counseling assessment and a treatment plan that is required to be followed. The athlete also is subject to unannounced follow-up testing.
A second offense results in suspension for 20 percent of the athlete's season and additional treatment and follow-up testing. The consequence for a third offense is permanent suspension from participating in any sport at Tech, along with cancellation of financial aid.
Other ACC schools, such as Duke, North Carolina and N.C. State, have similar programs that dismiss athletes after a third offense, while others permit additional offenses.
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The trend nationally is toward more forgiving policies. According to a 2015 Associated Press report, an athlete doesn't lose playing time at Oregon until a third failed test. At Washington, the consequence for a third positive — which at Tech means dismissal — is a 30-day suspension.
At Virginia, a first offense mandates clearance from the staff sports psychologist, medical director and drug-testing coordinator before an athlete is cleared to compete. A second offense doesn't necessarily lead to a suspension from competition, but does require a behavioral contract that specifies conditions for continued participation and consequences for failure to abide by them. It typically involved community service, academic responsibilities and team commitments. A third offense doesn't mandate dismissal, although that's typically the case, according to Ethan Saliba, Virginia's head athletic trainer.
Saliba said the goal is deterring drug use and identifying and treating abusers, not punishment.
"We're not here to hurt kids, is the point," Saliba said. "If you have those rules and those (punitive) consequences, are you sure that's helping the kid?"
Johnson said that he has been lobbying to change the policy.
"Times have changed," he said. "And, to me, there probably ought to be reason to test guys."
Of different schools' policies on random testing, "it's a lot more random at some places than others," Johnson said.
Pastner said he is in favor of a different set of consequences for testing positive for marijuana vs. other substances, citing its prevalence on college campuses and legalization in certain states. He also proposed the removal of a strike if an athlete passes tests for a prolonged period.
"I don't want our guys to be smoking marijuana, but I do think there's opportunities to maybe have it not be as stringent," he said.
Clemson, Miami and Virginia Tech are among ACC schools that have separate provisions for testing positive for marijuana. Clemson has a three-strikes policy, but offers "amnesty" for freshmen who test positive for marijuana (within a certain range of THC levels) as they "may be transitioning to stricter behaviors than those to which they may have been accustomed," according to its policy, and to provide an opportunity for early intervention. The athlete will not be charged with a positive as long as he or she completes the treatment plan.
Stansbury is cognizant of the shifting perception of marijuana use, which has been legalized for recreational purposes in eight states and Washington, D.C. According to a survey taken in 2016 by the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research, 39 percent of college students had used marijuana in the previous year, and 22 percent in the past 30 days. According to an NCAA survey taken in 2013, 16 percent of Division I athletes had used marijuana in the previous 12 months.
Stansbury also acknowledged that marijuana continues to be on the NCAA's banned-substance list, that it is illegal in the state of Georgia and that future employers may test for it.
"We would be negligent if we weren't trying to steer our student-athletes away from its use," Stansbury said.
Stansbury said his goal is education, behavior modification and helping Tech athletes make better decisions. If a new policy is created, it will be enacted at a time when the perception of drug use, particularly marijuana, continues to change, as do policies and laws.
"So it's an incredibly complex set of issues that I think everybody's trying to get their arms around," he said.
Information from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, Ga.)
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MACS seeks formal written consent from an individual prior to MACS sharing personal information about that individual with an overseas enquirer. This includes requests from overseas authorities regarding confirmation of residence for purposes of overseas pension payments.
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I have received my B.Sc degree in computer engineering at Ain Shams University in 2014. My graduation project aimed to accelerate the numerical solutions of partial differential equations using emulation technology. It was under the supervision of Mentor Graphics Emulation Division (MED).
I am currently an M.Sc. student working on using homomorphic encryption for secure data computations, under the supervision of Dr. Yousra Alkabani and Dr. Hassan Bedour.
Besides, I am a teaching assistant in the Department of Computer and Systems Engineering, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt.
My research interests include Secure multi-party computations, applied cryptography, hardware security, FPGA architectures, and large-scale FPGA systems.
B.Sc. In Electrical Engineering (Computer and Systems Engineering), Faculty of Engineering, Ain Shams University, Egypt, June 2014.
1 - M. Tarek Ibn Ziad, M. Hossam, M. A. Masoud, M. Nagy, H. A. Adel, Y. Alkabani, M. W. El-Kharashi, K. Salah, and M. AbdelSalam. "On Kernel Acceleration of Electromagnetic Solvers via Hardware Emulation", Computers and Electrical Engineering, Volume 47, October 2015, Pages 96-113.
1 - M. Tarek Ibn Ziad, Y. Alkabani, M. W. El-Kharashi, K. Salah, and M. AbdelSalam. "Accelerating Electromagnetic Simulations: a Hardware Emulation Approach", In Proceedings of the 2015 IEEE International Conference on Electronics Circuits, and Systems (ICECS), pages 592-595, Cairo, Egypt, December 2015.
Solution of Dense Linear Systems via Gauss-Jordan Elimination", In Proceedings of the 2015 IEEE Pacic Rim Conference on Communications, Computers, and Signal Processing (PacRim), pages 364-369, Victoria, B.C., Canada, August 2015.
3 - M. Tarek Ibn Ziad, A Al-Anwar, Y. Alkabani, M. W. El-Kharashi, and H.
Bedour. "Homomorphic Data Isolation for Hardware Trojan Protection", In Proceedings of the IEEE Computer Society Annual Symposium on VLSI (ISVLSI 2015), pages 131-136, Montpellier, France, July 2015.
4 - M. Tarek Ibn Ziad, M. Hossam, M. A. Masoud, M. Nagy, H. A. Adel, Y.
Alkabani, M. W. El-Kharashi, K. Salah, and M. AbdelSalam. "Finite Element Emulation-based Solver for Electromagnetic Computations", In Proceedings of the 2015 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS), pages 1434-1437, Lisbon, Portugal, May 2015.
5 - M. Tarek Ibn Ziad, A Al-Anwar, Y. Alkabani, M. W. El-Kharashi, and H.
Bedour. "E-Voting Attacks and Countermeasures". In the Proceedings of the 10th International Symposium on Frontiers of Information Systems and Network Aplications (FINA 2014), held in conjunction with the 28th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications (AINA-2014), pages 269-274, Victoria, BC, Canada, May 2014.


15.1.1 What Do We Mean by "Health"?
The chapter discusses how to design interactive and tangible music environments that improve health. It does so by taking advantage of the computer's ability to remember and learn, and music's ability to create expectations and curiosity through variation and change over time. It draws on cross-disciplinary research from an ecological, humanistic health approach and from musical actions applied in musicking, music as relation-building activities. The second part of the chapter suggests the health potentials of interactive music and cross-media technology. The third part describes how the authors have created interactive musicking things in a design case and interactive installation, in the research project RHYME. It discusses the results in the context of interactive audio for health improvement for families with children with severe disabilities.
Anders-PetterAndersson is sound designer, Ph.D. in musicology from Gothenburg University in Sweden, and Assistant Professor in Interactive Sound Design, interactivesound.org,at Kristianstad University in Sweden.Since 1999 he has worked within research in interactive music composition, creating art installations in the group MusicalFieldsForever.com, together with Fredrik Olofsson and BirgittaCappelen.
Birgitta Cappelen is industrial designer, interaction designer and Associate Professor at Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) in Norway. She has worked within the field of interactive media since 1985. Since 1999 within research in tangible and musical interaction design and smart textile.


Blair Pathways is a multi-media project which uses music and narrative to tell the story of the West Virginia Mine Wars (1900-1921). The story is told through a series of historic music pieces, covered by contemporary musicians, which take the listener step-by-step through the main events and themes of these wars. The CD features 20 tracks along with a fold-out map, which coordinates track numbers to the geographic sites of each historic moment. On our website, this same map links to short essays which detail each historic moment, and explain the thematic connection to the musical piece.
The West Virginia Mine Wars were, undoubtedly, some of the largest and longest-lasting labor battles in the history of the United States. Between 1900 and 1921, three major periods of conflict arose: the Fayette/Kanawha strikes of 1902, the Paint Creek/Cabin Creek Strikes of 1912-1913 and the Mingo-Logan Wars of 1919-1921. These conflicts were spread across southern West Virginia, which was the nation's preeminent producer of bituminous coal in the early 20th century. These conflicts culminated with a week-long militant uprising in August of 1921, involving over 10,000 men and women. Much of the fighting was focused at Blair Mountain in Logan County. Blair Mountain currently meets standards to qualify as a national historic battle site, but sadly faces threats from mountain-top removal mining. Money from sales of the CD will go to benefit Friends of Blair Mountain (FOBM), a non-profit working to save the Blair Mountain battlefield site.


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Q: Unallocate unused space in tempdb sql server any script in sql server to find space used by temporary tables + the database name where that temp table was created in tempdb?
The size of my tempDb has grown up to 100 gb and i am not able to recover the space and am unsure what is occupying so much of space.
Thanks for any help.

A: Temporary tables always gets created in TempDb. However, it is not necessary that size of TempDb is only due to temporary tables. TempDb is used in various ways

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*Internal objects (Sort & spool, CTE, index rebuild, hash join etc)

*User objects (Temporary table, table variables)

*Version store (AFTER/INSTEAD OF triggers, MARS)

So, as it is clear that it is being use in various SQL operations so size can grow due to other reasons also
You can check what is causing TempDb to grow its size with below query
SELECT
 SUM (user_object_reserved_page_count)*8 as usr_obj_kb,
 SUM (internal_object_reserved_page_count)*8 as internal_obj_kb,
 SUM (version_store_reserved_page_count)*8  as version_store_kb,
 SUM (unallocated_extent_page_count)*8 as freespace_kb,
 SUM (mixed_extent_page_count)*8 as mixedextent_kb
FROM sys.dm_db_file_space_usage

if above query shows,

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*Higher number of user objects then it means that there is more usage of Temp tables , cursors or temp variables

*Higher number of internal objects indicates that Query plan is using a lot of database. Ex: sorting, Group by etc.

*Higher number of version stores shows Long running transaction or high transaction throughput

based on that you can configure TempDb file size. I've written an article recently about TempDB configuration best practices. You can read that here

A: Perhaps you can use following SQL command on temp db files seperately
DBCC SHRINKFILE

Please refer to https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/307487 for more information