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學術寫作上常誤用及誤解的字彙 U 為開頭的字彙 Common Mistakes in Academic English Writing: Words Beginning with the Letter U
誤解的字彙 U 為開頭的字彙
米德佳提供中翻英學術論文翻譯,含學術寫作英文編修。
umbrella 及 parasol
umbrella (uhm BREL uh) (noun)
1. A device that is used for protection from the rain and sun consisting of a circle of fabric attached to a folding frame that is connected to a central pole or handle: "It is best to take an umbrella when you go out in the rain."
2. A group or organization that includes many smaller groups: "Several stores spread throughout the country are part of this umbrella corporation."
3. Something that includes several or many different things: "This umbrella policy that I have includes liability insurance, car insurance, and household insurance."
parasol (PAR uh sawhl", PAR uh sahl") (noun)
A light umbrella which can be used to protect oneself from the sun: "My mother gave me her parasol when I went on the summer picnic."
unexceptionable 及 unexceptional
unexceptionable (uhn" ik SEP shuh nuh buhl) (adjective)
Not likely to cause an objection or offense, but it is usually used to describe something that is good but not outstanding or excellent: "The work she did for the company was unexceptionable; however, she was able to keep her position because she was dependable and always showed up for work on time."
unexceptional (uhn" ik SEP shuh nuhl) (adjective)
Usually not good, interesting, etc.: "As an actress she was unexceptional, but as a singer, she had an exceptional voice."
uninhabited 及 uninhibited
uninhabited (uhn" in HAB i tid) (adjective)
Not lived in by people: "Too often there were those who broke into the uninhabited house down the street until it was torn down and replaced with a new restaurant."
uninhibited (uhn" in HIB i tid) (adjective)
Able to express thoughts and feelings freely: "He is often the center of attention because he is so very uninhibited while talking quite openly about his feelings."
unit 及 unite
unit (YOO nit) (noun)
1. A single thing, person, or group that is a part of something larger: "The basic unit of our society is the family."
2. A part of a hospital where a particular type of care is provided: "My father was put into the intensive care unit after having that bad accident."
3. A particular amount of length, time, money, etc., which is used as a standard for counting or measuring: "The Euro is the principal unit of Euopean currency."
unite (yoo NIGHT) (verb)
1. To join together to do or to achieve something: "The majority of students decided to unite to protest the increase of tuition for the upcoming semester."
2. To cause (two or more people or things) to be joined together and become one thing: "The couple wanted to unite in marriage last spring but couldn't because of the terrible car accident."
university 及 college
university (yoo" nuh VUR si tee) (noun)
An educational institution that offers courses leading to a degree: such as, a bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree and where research is done: "He completed his degree in law at the University of California."
college (KAHL ij) (noun)
1. An educational place in the United States where a person may go after high school and which offers courses leading to a degree; such as, a bachelor's degree or an associate's degree: "He decided first to go to a college to get his bachelor's degree and then to do research for his doctoral degree at the university."
2. A school that offers advanced training in a specified subject: "She was so talented in art that she decided to go to an arts college."
urban 及 urbane
urban (UHR buhn) (adjective)
Of or relating to cities and the people who live in them: "As an architect she was involved in the development of the urban housing projects in the city."
urbane (uhr BAYN) (adjective)
1. Polite and confident; courteous and refined, as opposed to crude or coarse: "A diplomat must be urbane in order to do his job successfully."
2. Fashionable and somewhat formal: "During our vacation, we really enjoyed the urbane sophistication of the people we met."
usable 及 useful
usable (YOO zuh buhl) (adjective)
Capable of being used or in good enough condition to be used: "The antique coffee grinder was still quite usable and we utilized it to grind our coffee each morning for breakfast."
useful (YOOS fuhl) (adjective)
Helping to do or to achieve something: "It is quite useful to type texts on the computer because, for one thing, correcting mistakes is much easier."
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英文學術寫作上常誤用及誤解的字彙
V 為開頭的字彙
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標籤: 學術寫作, Academic Writing
學術寫作上常誤用及誤解的字彙 T 為開頭的字彙 Common Mistakes in Academic English Writing: Words Beginning with the Letter T
誤解的字彙 T 為開頭的字彙
table (TAY buhl) (noun)
A certain kind of furniture: "We usually eat breakfast at our kitchen table."
An arrangement of words or numbers: "The table, or chart, shows you the grades of each of the students."
A plateau or a tableland which is a broad, level, elevated region, usually treeless: "While traveling in the desert we came upon a table of land and were able to see scenic views of the valley down beyond the edge of this flat area."
table (TAY buhl) (verb)
To postpone or to delay something: "The staff decided to table the topic until next Thursday afternoon."
tablet 及 tablet computer
tablet (TAB let) (noun)
A portable writing pad, typically paper: "Trina used a tablet and pencil to take notes while in class."
A small, flat form of compressed medicine, a vitamin, etc.: "Did you take your vitamin C tablet as well as the other tablets this morning, Monroe?"
tablet computer (TAB let kuhm PYOO tuhr) (noun)
In general, a tablet computer, or tablet laptop, is a wireless personal computer that allows a user to take notes using natural handwriting with a stylus or digital pen on a touch screen: "A tablet computer is similar in size and thickness to a yellow paper notepad and is intended to function as the user's primary personal computer as well as a note-taking device."
"Someone has written that a tablet computer, or tablet laptop, is fast and runs many programs at the same time without lagging and freezing."
tack 及 tact
tack (TAK) (noun)
A small sharp nail usually with a wide, flat head: "The teacher used a tack to hang up the notice on the bulletin board."
tact (TAKT) (noun)
1. The ability to do or to say things without offending or upsetting other people: "The success of the international conference depends a great deal on the tact of the political leaders who will be trying to solve some of the economic problems that are on the table for the meeting."
2. The skills to appreciate the delicacy of a situation and to do or to say the kindest or most fitting things; diplomacy: "The boy's father used tact in dealing with their tragedy."
tail 及 tale
tail (TAYL) (noun)
The lower, inferior, or rear end of something: "The cat loved to chase her tail around in circles."
"The tail of the car was damaged in the accident."
"He was at the tail end of the line waiting to buy tickets for the film."
"The tail of the airplane was broken off when the pilot had to make an emergency landing after running out of gas."
tail (TAYL) (verb)
1. To follow or to keep watching a suspect: "The detective had to tail the suspect for three hours."
"My silly cat tried to tail me when I left home for a walk, but she soon got tired and went back to the house."
2. To become more faint or scattered: "Her voice started to tail off after she had been reading out loud for several minutes."
tale (TAYL) (noun)
1. A story either based on fact or fiction that is told in printed or oral form: "The man told his tale of the huge fish which he caught but that got away."
2. An imaginative telling of an event: "A myth is often a tale used to explain puzzling events or circumstances."
3. Gossip or stories that can be libellous: "The tale that was told about the couple's elopement was scandalous and was later proven not to be true."
tame (TAYM) (adjective)
1. Not wild; domesticated or submissive: "My cat is tame and loves to play with me and never uses her talons to scratch me."
2. Insipid, lacking spirit or zest: "We were disappointed because we thought the sports event was merely a tame game."
tame (TAYM) (verb)
1. To control or to bring into a domestic and submissive state: "The zoo keeper would like to tame the wild elephant, but so far he can only admire it from a distance."
2. To soften or to tone down: "He struggled to tame his temper while talking with his supervisor at work."
tap (TAP) (verb)
To strike with light blows: "They could hear the rain tap on the metal roof."
tap (TAP) (noun)
A water faucet: "She forgot to turn off the tap in the kitchen and the sink overflowed and flooded the floor."
A piece that makes a heel or sole of a shoe thicker: "He had a metal tap put on each of his shoes so he could pretend that he was a tap dancer."
U 為開頭的字彙
學術寫作上常誤用及誤解的字彙 S 為開頭的字彙 Common Mistakes in Academic English Writing: Words Beginning with the Letter S
誤解的字彙 S 為開頭的字彙
sacred 及 sacrosanct
sacred (SAY krid) (adjective)
1. Holy, something that is considered worthy of veneration: "The sacred books were kept in a fireproof box."
2. Important, devoted exclusively to one undertaking: "Melissa believed that it was her sacred duty to care for children who lived in slums and had no families."
sacrosanct (SAK roh sangkt") (adjective)
That which is considered very holy or too important and respected to be changed, criticized, etc.: "The traditions of the ceremonies are considered sacrosanct."
"Heather's grandmother believed that the order of the religious ceremonies was sacrosanct."
"Terry and Diane were told that the government's most sacrosanct institutions must be respected."
sacrilege 及 sacrilegious
sacrilege (SAK ruh lij) (noun)
An outrageous violation of or act of irreverence towards something considered holy: "Whistling in church is definitely considered a sacrilege."
sacrilegious (sak" ruh LIJ uhs, sak" ruh LEE juhs) (adjective)
A description of an act or behavior that is considered a violation of something considered holy and worthy of veneration: "The graffiti on the walls surrounding the cemetery were considered sacrilegious given the holiness of the site to many of those whose ancestors were buried there."
sage (SAYJ) (noun)
A plant (salvia officinalis), the leaves of which are used in cooking and baking: "When making a special bread, Jessica's mother always included ground sage which smelled wonderful when baking."
An individual who is considered to be wise by virtue of experience and age: "Heather, Alice, and Doris consulted the village sage before they started to climb up the mountain."
sage (SAYJ) (adjective)
Characterized by wisdom and good judgment: "Martha's mother gave her some sage advice before she went to the university."
sail 及 sale
sail (SAYL) (noun)
Fabric that is hung in a particular fashion on a ship or boat and which catches the wind to make a ship or boat move in a forward direction: "The captain gave the order to hoist the sail and the sailors cheered because their adventurous travels were beginning."
sail (SAYL) (verb)
1. To move in a boat that is propelled by wind: "Anthony and David were planning to sail around the world in a schooner."
2. To move or to proceed without resistance: "The mayor expects the new tax bill to sail through the city council without opposition."
sale (SAYL) (noun)
1. The transfer of ownership of something from one person to another one for a specified price: "Deborah and James completed the sale of the farm and cattle on the weekend."
2. The selling of items that are offered at bargain prices: "Christine went to the store that was having a sale of kitchen appliances."
3. A public event at which things are sold: "The museum is having a sale of fine antiques next week."
sanguine, sanguinary 及 sanguineous
sanguine (SANG gwin) (adjective)
1. Having the character traits of cheerfulness: "Darrell had a sanguine personality and got along with everyone at school."
2. Having a ruddy complexion: "After a day hiking in the mountains, Jon had a fresh and sanguine complexion."
sanguinary (SANG gwuh ner" ee) (adjective)
Bloody, associated with bloodshed: "There are just too many sanguinary wars that have taken place throughout history."
sanguineous (sang GWIN ee uhs) (adjective)
1. Relating to or involving blood or bloodshed: "The medical surgery was more sanguineous than the doctors expected."
2. Having the color of blood; blood-red: "Tommy's new sanguineous shoes were hard to keep clean."
T 為開頭的字彙
學術寫作上常誤用及誤解的字彙 R 為開頭的字彙 Common Mistakes in Academic English Writing: Words Beginning with the Letter R
誤解的字彙 R 為開頭的字彙
race (RAYS) (noun)
1. A current of water flowing through a narrow channel, often in an industrial context: "The mill race was created by damming the river and diverting the flow of the water."
2. A contest of speed based on a set course and specific time frame: "The cross country race was set to begin this afternoon and the runners would pass through both flat land and hills before returning to the starting gate."
3. A rivalry or contest between two or more groups with the goal of winning something; such as, a pennant: "The two colleges participated in an annual race for the pennant and the prize money."
4. A track or groove through which something slides or rolls: "The ball bearings rolled down the race and into the gear box for the car."
race (RAYS) (verb)
1. To run or participate in a competition based on speed and timing: "The team decided to race in spite of the mist and cold weather."
2. To move at maximum speed: "Jillian's cousin will race his car around the track in hopes of breaking the speed record."
1. A family or group of people united by common characteristics or interests: "The Nordic race has a history of bravery and seafaring explorations."
2. A grouping of people sharing traits that are passed on through generations and whose traits have become distinctive to that group: "Typically the Aboriginal race in North America has darker hair than Europeans."
rack 及 wrack
rack (RAK) (noun)
1. High clouds that are blown about by the wind: "Sean could see the rack of clouds moving across the sky."
2. An instrument or tool designed for torture so as to cause extreme pain: "The museum had an example of a rack that was used for torture during the Middle Ages."
3. The manger for holding food for livestock: "The rack was filled with fresh hay for the cattle."
4. A net or framework to be placed in a river to catch fish or floating matter: "The forester installed the rack in the polluted stream in hopes of gathering up the flotsam that was floating in the river."
5. Antlers, typically in sets of two, from such animals as moose: "There was a fine rack of antlers displayed in the museum of wild life from the park."
wrack (RAK) (noun)
1. Violent destruction of something: "The storm is so violent tonight that Alisha fear it will cause the wrack of the quay in the harbor."
2. Seaweed or kelp: "Karl watched the people of the seaside village harvest wrack and sell it as a crop."
"Once Maribel had some wrack pie, an experience she never wants to repeat."
wrack (RAK) (verb)
To ruin or to destroy completely: "The loss of his livestock will wrack the farmer and he may have to sell his farm."
racket 及 racquet
racket (RAK it) (noun)
1. A clattering noise or excitement: "Luis could hear quite a racket in the hall and wondered what was going on."
2. An illegal scheme or enterprise involving fraud: "Patricia was a member of a criminal racket."
3. Light weight sports equipment consisting of a handle at one end and a net of thread or gut in an oval shape at the other end which is typically used to bat a tennis ball or a badminton shuttlecock back and forth with an opponent: "Antonio uses an aluminum racket which has helped to improve his tennis game considerably."
racket (RAK it) (verb)
1. To celebrate in a loud, boisterous manner: "After the game Earl and Jim plan to racket down the street to the pub."
2. To hit a ball or shuttlecock back and forth between players: "Tamika and her sister racket a tennis ball every day for an hour."
racquet (RAK it) (noun)
An alternative spelling for racket usually occurring in the plural to refer to a game involving two to four players; including, a racket (racquet), a ball, and played within a walled court: "Victor grabbed his racquet and dashed to the tennis courts to play for an hour with his brother."
rail (RAYL) (noun)
1. Any of a number of wading birds (Rallidae) similar to cranes but typically smaller with short round wings and long toes for running in the mud of the swamps where they live: "Latasha went on a bird expedition and saw a rare rail in the swamp."
2. The fencing for a racetrack: "The crowd pressed against the rail during the excitement of the race."
3. A pole extending between two posts and whose function is to create a barrier: "The new rail at the gate was painted bright red."
1. One of the bars of steel that form a train's track: "The workers found a cracked rail on the intercity train's track today."
2. A system of traveling by train: "Walter has to travel back and forth from his town to the city by rail every working day."
rail (RAYL) (verb)
1. To complain angrily about something: "The old man felt he had to rail at the doctor because as a patient he waited two hours and was still unable see anyone for a medical examination."
2. To use harsh or abusive language: "Trisha could hear the actress rail against the director even though she was not in the room."
3. To install fencing: "The project of the day was to rail the corral for the horses that were being delivered next week."
rain, reign 及 rein
rain (RAYN) (verb)
To give in an abundant manner: "During the holidays, Josie's relatives tend to rain presents on her because she is the only child."
rain (RAYN) (noun)
Drops of water formed by the condensation of vapor and which falls from the atmosphere: "As Ryan stood by the window, he watched the rain begin to fall on the lawn."
"It started to rain before Tracy could put up her umbrella."
reign (RAYN) (noun)
1. The time during which an individual who is considered royalty holds political influence or control: "The reign of the king lasted over forty years and was believed to be a peaceful time in the country."
2. A prevalent or common occurrence: "At the end of the school year, the reign of confusion was wide spread as the students cleaned their lockers and said goodbye to their friends and teachers."
reign (RAYN) (verb)
To possess a position of presumed authority, often without much actual political influence or power: "Ronda will reign as consort until her son is old enough to be the king."
rein (RAYN) (noun)
1. A controlling or restraining influence: "Albert kept a tight rein on the finances of the town so there would be no wasteful spending."
2. Unhampered opportunity: "Delories was given free rein in planning the party for the end of the year."
3. The strap which is fastened to the bit in an animal's mouth and by which the animal is controlled or directed: "Sallie held each rein for her horse in her right hand as she mounted it."
rein (RAYN) (verb)
To stop or to slow oneself or an animal: "Pete had to rein in his enthusiasm for the new book because he was about to bore all his friends."
raise, rays 及 raze
raise (RAYZ) (verb)
1. To lift something or someone to a higher position: "A small box to stand on will raise the speaker so she can speak comfortably into the microphone."
2. To elevate in terms of status or position: "The promotion will raise Pete's colleague to a managerial position at the factory."
3. To enhance or to invigorate: "Such a sunny day will raise Jill's spirits."
4. To collect funds to finance a special undertaking: "Carl hopes to raise a large sum of money to contribute to the children's charity."
5. To bring an animal or child to maturity: "There is a saying which indicates that it takes a village to raise a child."
6. To question or to bring forth a topic for discussion or debate: "Terry said he would raise the question of new prices for bus tickets at the next board meeting."
7. To cause the creation of a blister or sore: "If Marissa does not wear gloves when she rakes leaves, the friction will raise blisters on her hands."
8. To increase the bid or offer on something: "At the auction, the auctioneer attempted to raise the bids on the priceless piece of silver."
9. To increase or to cause the elevation of the level or baseline of something: "The heavy rains will raise the level of the river."
"The landlord told Etta that he was going to raise her rent significantly next year."
raise (RAYZ) (noun)
An increase in the amount of money paid for a task or undertaking: "With her new position, Andriana asked for a raise in her salary."
rays (RAYZ) (noun)
1. Any of a number of fish with flattened bodies and their eyes appearing on the flat upper surfaces: "Dennis could see a colony of rays drifting in the bay not far from his boat."
2. Beams of light: "The sun rays shined through the window illuminating the room and making it feel warm and comfortable."
3. Lines drawn from a common center: "Shelby depicted the sun by drawing several rays emanating from the round yellow circle in the corner of her picture."
raze (RAYZ) (verb)
To demolish, tear down, or to reduce something: "The bull dozers will raze the grove this afternoon to make way for new buildings."
"The carver used a small knife to raze the surface of the block of wood he was working on so he could make an ornament."
ramp 及 rant
ramp (RAMP) (noun)
1. An inclined surface or roadway connecting different levels: "She increased her speed as she entered the ramp leading onto the highway."
2. A mobile staircase by which passengers board and leave an aircraft: "The airline steward stood at the base of the ramp, assisting the passengers as they departed from the plane."
3. A concave bend of a handrail where a sharp change in level or direction occurs; such as, at a stair landing: "She held onto the ramp as she went down the stairs to make sure that she wouldn't fall."
ramp (RAMP) (verb)
To increase or to cause something to increase in speed, size, etc.: "The work started slowly, but now the participants will ramp it up to full speed."
"The company will simply have to ramp up production in order to complete the orders."
rant (RANT) (verb)
To talk loudly and in a way that shows anger: "Mark, you can rant and rave all you want, but it's not going to change anything."
rant (RANT) (noun)
An unreasonable complaint: "Just about every day, Trina had to listen to Jack's rant about the evils of the auto industry."
S 為開頭的字彙
學術寫作上常誤用及誤解的字彙 Q 為開頭的字彙 Common Mistakes in Academic English Writing: Words Beginning with the Letter Q
誤解的字彙 Q 為開頭的字彙
quack
quack (KWAK) (noun)
1. The voice characteristic of a water bird with short legs, webbed feet, and a large flat beak: "The quack of Trudy's pet duck is the first sound she hears each morning."
2. An individual who pretends to be a medical doctor; someone whose medical practice is suspect or not authorized; a charlatan: "Mildred always joked that she was going to see her quack about her arthritis."
"That quack almost killed Marvin's brother by prescribing the wrong medication."
quack (KWAK) (verb)
To make a noise in order to attract a specific wild bird to a location: "The hunter will quack like a duck to lure his prey to the marsh."
quake (KWAYK) (verb)
1. To shake or to quiver because of fear, anger, etc.: "Anita's knees began to quake after she heard about the horrible accident on the highway."
2. To shake violently: "The explosion made the whole house quake."
quake (KWAYK) (noun)
An experience of shaking or trembling; for example, a severe earth tremor: "After the primary quake, the scientists reported there were several aftershocks felt in the earthquake zone."
quarry (KWOR ee, KWAHR ee) (noun)
The target or objective of a hunt or pursuit: "On Howard's photography expedition, he looked for his quarry in the meadows and marshlands."
1. An open pit or excavation from which to cut and to remove stone typically for building purposes: "Trudy has an old rock quarry on her property which she uses as a swimming hole during the summer."
2. A diamond shaped piece of glass or tile: "Over the front door was a decorative pane of glass comprised of blue and red quarry."
quarts 及 quartz
quarts (KWARTS) (noun)
1. U.S. units of liquid measurements equal to two U.S. pints or 0.946 liters each: "Earl's sister told him that she put three quarts of tomatoes in the freezer to use in the winter."
2. British units of liquid measurements equal to two British pints or 1.14 liters each: "The hostess served her guests two quarts of liquid refreshments."
quartz (KWARTS) (noun)
A mineral (silicon dioxide) that occurs in colorless, transparent, or tinted hexagonal crystals: "Sabina's aunt collected a beautiful piece of pink quartz which she displayed on a shelf in the bookcase."
quiet 及 quite
quiet (KWIGH uht) (noun)
Freedom from noise: "Shanna enjoyed the quiet of the river flowing silently past the bridge."
quite (KWIGHT) (adverb)
1. To a very noticeable degree or extent: "Vincent goes out to eat quite frequently."
2. Wholly, completely, entirely, or truly: "Rodney's statement about the weather is quite true."
"Tamika told the repairman that she was quite capable of fixing this part herself."
R 為開頭的字彙
學術寫作上常誤用及誤解的字彙 P 為開頭的字彙 Common Mistakes in Academic English Writing: Words Beginning with the Letter P
誤解的字彙 P 為開頭的字彙
paced 及 paste
paced (PAYST) (verb)
1. To have walked in a manner that is slow, measured, and deliberate: "When Beth was worried, she paced the floor in her living room."
2. To have measured a distance based on a careful walk: "Earl paced off the distance between the gate and the door of the barn."
paste (PAYST) (verb)
To stick something to a surface: "The children are going to paste the stars that they made on to the painted-blue background."
paste (PAYST) (noun)
1. A dough mixture that is made with a high level of fat and can be used to make pastries: "Latonya patted the paste into the deep baking dish and filled it with apple slices before baking it."
2. A mixture of flour and water that is used as glue: "Mother made the paste for Helena so she could work on her notebook."
3. Jewelery that is made from glass that has a high lead content: "The paste necklace was lustrous and looked almost real."
packed 及 pact
packed (PAKT) (adjective)
1. Compressed or filled to maximum capacity: "The packed theater was ready for the opening performance."
2. An indication that someone has finished putting things into bags, boxes, etc.: "Jesse and Jenifer were all packed and ready to move to their new apartment."
packed (PAKT) (verb)
1. To have created a compact bundle: "Curtis packed his suitcase last night for the trip tomorrow."
2. To have carried or to have worn: "Dale packed his pistol in the holster on his belt when he went target shooting."
3. To be capable of having a significant impact: "The hurricane packed a wallop when it came on land."
4. To leave without any expressions of farewell or good-bye: "After the quarrel with her father, Susana packed up and left without saying good-bye."
5. To have created layers which are compact: "The riverbank was packed into layers of sand, gravel, and clay."
pact (PAKT) (noun)
A formal agreement between two countries, people, or groups; especially, to help each other or to stop fighting: "The ten nations signed a pact agreeing not to pollute the rivers."
"The Senate supported a nonaggression pact between the two countries."
pail 及 pale
pail (PAYL) (noun)
A container that is open at the top and usually has a handle: "Please fill the pail with water and pour it on the rose bushes."
pale (PAYL) (adjective)
1. Light in color: "Marvin painted the walls with a pale blue color."
2. Having a skin color that is closer to white than is usual or normal: "When Bernhart came home from the hospital, his illness left him weak and pale."
paltry, petty 及 trivial
paltry (PAWL tree) (adjective)
Trivial, meager, measly, inferior: "The miser gave a paltry donation to the fund for hungry children."
"The quality of the paltry language used by Ernest made it difficult for his listeners to understand what he was trying to say."
petty (PET ee) (adjective)
1. Of secondary or of little or no importance: "Philip and Trudy often engaged in petty arguments that went nowhere."
2. Characterized as being narrow minded: "Bryan appeared to be a petty individual who was not interested in new music or challenging art."
trivial (TRIV ee uhl) (adjective)
Ordinary, not very important: "It was a day filled with trivial activities."
"Compared to the problems other countries are having, the trivial inconveniences we have are insignificant."
parameter 及 perimeter
parameter (puh RAM i tuhr) (noun)
A characteristic element or factor; a quantity or quality that gives a particular form to the thing it characterizes: "Ralph told the group that they will discuss the main parameter of the project at their next meeting."
perimeter (puh RIM i tuhr) (noun)
1. The outer limits, edge, or boundary of an area: "The perimeter of the pasture was marked with a fence."
2. A fortified strip or boundary usually protecting a military position: "The soldiers were defending the perimeter of their camp for several days."
Q 為開頭的字彙
學術寫作上常誤用及誤解的字彙 O 為開頭的字彙 Common Mistakes in Academic English Writing: Words Beginning with the Letter O
誤解的字彙 O 為開頭的字彙
oaf 及 oath
oaf (OHF) (noun)
An insult indicating someone who is regarded as unintelligent, clumsy, or uncultured: "Oh, come on Dennis, quit making such blunders, you big oaf!"
oath (OHTH) (noun)
1. A solemn, formal declaration or promise to fulfill a pledge, often calling on God, a god, or a sacred object as witness: "They were required to take an oath of loyalty."
2. A formal and serious promise to tell the truth or to do something: "When he joined the military service, he took an oath to defend his nation."
3. An irreverent or blasphemous use of the name of God or something held sacred: "Trisha uttered an oath that was offensive and which was used to express anger and frustration."
oath 及 minced oath
1. A commitment to tell the truth; especially, in a court of law: "To lie under oath is to become subject to prosecution for perjury."
2. A solemn promise, usually invoking a divine witness, regarding one's future acts or behavior: "Jason took an oath of allegiance to his country."
3. A profane or obscene expression usually of surprise or anger: "Aurora was heard screaming an oath of damn it! after she hit her finger with the hammer."
minced oath (MINST ohth") (noun)
1. A type of euphemism based on a profanity that has been altered to reduce or to remove the disagreeable or objectionable characteristics of the original expression: "One example of a minced oath is to use "heck" for hell."
2. The use of a word or phrase to replace another one which is considered less offensive or less vulgar than the word or phrase it replaces: "Another example of a minced oath is to say "dang it" or "darn it" instead of damn it."
object (AHB jikt) (noun)
1. Something perceptible by one or more of the senses; especially, by vision or touch; a material thing: "Kenneth placed the object on the table after it fell off the shelf."
2. The purpose, aim, or goal of a specific action or effort: "It is Marina's object to win this game for her family."
object (ahb JEKT) (verb)
1. To present a dissenting or opposing argument: "Lenora said, 'I object to the fact that some people will have to pay more than others for the same service.' "
2. To put forward in or as a reason for opposition; offer as criticism: "Many people object to the excessive violence and vulgarity on TV and in movies these days."
observance 及 observation
observance (uhb ZUR vuhns) (noun)
1. Paying close attention to something; such as, customs or rules: "As a driver, Mark is expected to maintain a close observance of posted speed limits."
2. A regular and accepted practice or rite: "The observance of the liturgical calendar was important to the members of the religious community."
observation (ahb" zuhr VAY shuhn) (noun)
1. The process of recognizing or noting information or a fact: "By close observation, Alisha will note the change in the weather."
2. A statement based on information: "Based on how dark the clouds are in the sky, it is Michael's observation that there will be a storm very soon."
obstacle 及 impediment
obstacle (AHB stuh kuhl) (noun)
Something that stands in the way of achievement or progress: "The rainy weather is an obstacle to George's camping trip."
"The course for the race was well planned with one major obstacle about half way through the course."
"Being short was never an obstacle to Jerry's success as a singer."
impediment (im PED uh muhnt) (noun)
That which is a hindrance or a bar to the successful achievement of something: "Andrew's sprained ankle should not be an impediment to his attending the ceremonies at school."
"Karin worked hard to overcome the impediment of a lisp in her speech."
official, official 及 officious
official (oh FISH uhl, uh FiSH uhl) (noun)
An individual who administers the rules for a game: "The official at the tennis tournament was a retired tennis pro."
official (oh FISH uhl, uh FiSH uhl) (adjective)
Authoritative or authorized: "The document had the official seal from the office of the President."
officious (oh FISH uhs, uh FISH uhs) (adjective)
Meddlesome or getting involved in an activity where one's help is neither asked for nor wanted: "Lenora had a very officious manner, always trying to intrude herself into other people's projects in the office."
omission 及 oversight
omission (oh MISH uhn) (noun)
Left undone or neglected: "The omission of the title page in Marina's essay was quickly corrected."
oversight (OH vuhr sight") (noun)
1. Responsible care: "Andrew maintained oversight of the project from start to finish."
2. An accidental error: "The fact that Jose's name was left off the list was a complete oversight."
opaque, translucent 及 transparent
opaque (oh PAYK) (adjective)
1. Difficult to understand: "Manfred's oral instructions were opaque and Dennis had to ask for an explanation."
2. Not allowing light to pass through: "The windows were painted black so they would be opaque thus permitting the photographer to work in his photo-processing laboratory without unwanted light."
translucent (trans LOO suhnt, tranz LOO suhnt) (adjective)
Not completely clear or transparent, but clear enough to allow light to pass through: "The frosted glass in the door was translucent."
transparent (trans PAIR uhnt, trans PAHR uhnt) (adjective)
1. Allowing light to pass through: "The new window in the sunroom was transparent and let all the sunshine in."
2. Easy to notice or to understand; being obvious: "Trina's facial expression was so transparent you always knew what she was thinking."
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The Pope has ordered thorough investigations to be carried out into people who claim they have seen visions of the Virgin Mary.
He is hoping to cut down on an explosion in the number of bogus heavenly apparitions with new guidelines to help his bishops to root out frauds.
Benedict XVI plans to publish criteria to help them to distinguish between true and false claims of visions of Jesus and the Virgin Mary, messages, stigmata, weeping and bleeding statues and Eucharistic miracles.
In some cases exorcists will be used to determine if a credible apparition is of divine origin or whether it is demonic.
It sets out step-by-step instructions on how Church authorities should deal with claims of such supernatural phenomena.
The Pope is said to be deeply concerned by the explosion in the number of pseudo-mystics who, claiming a direct line to God, set themselves against the bishops and lure the Catholic faithful out of the Church and into disobedient cults.
The third step will be to investigate the person's level of education and to determine if they have had access to material that could be used to falsely support their claims.
The new document will also instruct the bishops to see if the visionaries and their associates stand to gain financially from making their claims.
The content of any heavenly messages will also be scrutinised to see if it is harmony with the teachings of the Church.
The Pope decided to act because instances of private revelations continue to multiply, with new cases reported around the world every year.


The all new 2018 Honda HR-V EX features a 141 HP 1.8L i-VTEC engine and a CVT transmission.
steering wheel mounted paddle shifters, fog lights, one touch power moonroof and more!
Safety features include Honda LaneWatch blind spot display, multi-angle rear view camera, and so many more!


text:
use super::*;
use crate::types::ToolchainBoundedSpecifier;
use envmnt;

fn get_test_env_toolchain() -> ToolchainSpecifier {
    let channel = envmnt::get_or_panic("CARGO_MAKE_RUST_CHANNEL");
    let version = envmnt::get_or_panic("CARGO_MAKE_RUST_VERSION");

    ToolchainSpecifier::Bounded(ToolchainBoundedSpecifier {
        channel,
        min_version: version,
    })
}

#[test]
#[should_panic]
fn wrap_command_invalid_toolchain() {
    wrap_command(&"invalid-chain".into(), "true", &None);
}

#[test]
#[should_panic]
fn wrap_command_unreachable_version() {
    let toolchain = ToolchainSpecifier::Bounded(ToolchainBoundedSpecifier {
        channel: envmnt::get_or_panic("CARGO_MAKE_RUST_CHANNEL"),
        min_version: "9999.9.9".to_string(), // If we ever reach this version, add another 9
    });
    wrap_command(&toolchain, "true", &None);
}

#[test]
fn wrap_command_empty_toolchain() {
    let output = wrap_command(&"".into(), "mycommand", &Some(vec!["arg1".to_string()]));

    assert_eq!(output.command, "mycommand".to_string());

    let args = output.args.unwrap();
    assert_eq!(args.len(), 1);
    assert_eq!(args[0], "arg1".to_string());
}

#[test]
fn wrap_command_none_args() {
    let toolchain = get_test_env_toolchain();
    let output = wrap_command(&toolchain, "true", &None);

    assert_eq!(output.command, "rustup".to_string());

    let args = output.args.unwrap();
    assert_eq!(args.len(), 3);
    assert_eq!(args[0], "run".to_string());
    assert_eq!(args[1], toolchain.channel());
    assert_eq!(args[2], "true".to_string());
}

#[test]
fn wrap_command_empty_args() {
    let toolchain = get_test_env_toolchain();
    let output = wrap_command(&toolchain, "true", &Some(vec![]));

    assert_eq!(output.command, "rustup".to_string());

    let args = output.args.unwrap();
    assert_eq!(args.len(), 3);
    assert_eq!(args[0], "run".to_string());
    assert_eq!(args[1], toolchain.channel());
    assert_eq!(args[2], "true".to_string());
}

#[test]
fn wrap_command_with_args() {
    let toolchain = get_test_env_toolchain();
    let output = wrap_command(
        &toolchain,
        "true",
        &Some(vec!["echo".to_string(), "test".to_string()]),
    );

    assert_eq!(output.command, "rustup".to_string());

    let args = output.args.unwrap();
    assert_eq!(args.len(), 5);
    assert_eq!(args[0], "run".to_string());
    assert_eq!(args[1], toolchain.channel());
    assert_eq!(args[2], "true".to_string());
    assert_eq!(args[3], "echo".to_string());
    assert_eq!(args[4], "test".to_string());
}

#[test]
fn wrap_command_with_args_and_simple_variable_toolchain() {
    let env_toolchain = get_test_env_toolchain();
    let toolchain = ToolchainSpecifier::Bounded(ToolchainBoundedSpecifier {
        channel: "${CARGO_MAKE_RUST_CHANNEL}".to_string(),
        min_version: "${CARGO_MAKE_RUST_VERSION}".to_string(),
    });
    let output = wrap_command(
        &toolchain,
        "true",
        &Some(vec!["echo".to_string(), "test".to_string()]),
    );

    assert_eq!(output.command, "rustup".to_string());

    let args = output.args.unwrap();
    assert_eq!(args.len(), 5);
    assert_eq!(args[0], "run".to_string());
    assert_eq!(args[1], env_toolchain.channel());
    assert_eq!(args[2], "true".to_string());
    assert_eq!(args[3], "echo".to_string());
    assert_eq!(args[4], "test".to_string());
}

#[test]
fn get_cargo_binary_path_valid() {
    let toolchain = get_test_env_toolchain();
    let binary_path = get_cargo_binary_path(&toolchain);

    assert!(binary_path.is_some());
    let binary_path_value = binary_path.unwrap();
    assert!(binary_path_value.find("bin").is_some());
    assert!(binary_path_value.find("cargo").is_some());
}

#[test]
#[ignore]
fn remove_rust_env_vars_existed() {
    envmnt::set("RUSTC", "bad1");
    envmnt::set("RUSTDOC", "bad2");
    envmnt::set("RUSTFLAGS", "bad3");

    assert!(envmnt::exists("RUSTC"));
    assert!(envmnt::exists("RUSTDOC"));
    assert!(envmnt::exists("RUSTFLAGS"));

    remove_rust_env_vars();

    assert!(!envmnt::exists("RUSTC"));
    assert!(!envmnt::exists("RUSTDOC"));
    assert!(!envmnt::exists("RUSTFLAGS"));
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Masahiro Sakurai shares his thoughts on Cyberpunk 2077
Fan, or fed-up?
Cyberpunk 2077 has been on of the biggest stories in gaming for weeks now. Weeks before launch were mostly about excitement, but the weeks after have led to refunds, complaints, and a lot of disappointed fans.
People from all over the industry have shared their thoughts on the situation, and now Masahiro Sakurai has joined in on the commentary. He shared some thoughts in the latest issue of Famitsu, and you can read them below. This info is courtesy of Ryokutya2089/Siliconera.
"Dealing with refunds is something that makes even me feel deeply moved. This kind of sincerity was never heard of before. When I tried it on the PS4 Pro, I could play it without problem (as of December 20, 2020). It was mostly running at 30 frames per second. I played it on PC in the beginning. I encountered bugs multiple times. Cyberpunk 2077 is a dream game. I wonder how much planning and production was needed. Having a multi-platform release for an AAA title is at a level where that's enough for me to say that it's wonderful. I support this game from the bottom of my heart for sincerely dealing with [the refunds]."
Categories: Interviews
Tags: sakurai
Top Rated Comment
socar Master
Thu Jan 14 21 03:04am
I don't know about you all but admiring publishers to offer refunds isn't something to be admired or appreciated especially if the product in this case was released in bad timing...
amb Veteran
I get where Sakurai is coming from but I'm with you on this one. I disagree with Sakurai on this being a form of sincerity, it's mostly damage control and to avoid as many legal ramifications as possible.
thepandalorian Veteran
Dealing with refunds is something that makes even me feel deeply moved. This kind of sincerity was never heard of before.
Sorry what? His statement sounds like CDPR invented this wonderful concept of refunds...
ejadaddy Guru
Thu Jan 14 21 12:18pm
He's probably looking at it from a Japanese point of view not a western centric "law says if it doesn't fit description, you are entitled to a refund". He seems to think that the refund was given because CDPR we're sorry not because they were obligated to.
smitty89 Guru
There's a much more accurate translation by Kody NOKOLO on Twitter. I think the one above reads quite... strange in comparison.
https://twitter.com/KodyNOKOLO/status/1349453120951218178?s=20

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Anton Magnus Schoenawa (ur. 15 marca 1810 w Koszęcinie, zm. 3 marca 1888 w Kuźni Raciborskiej) – niemiecki przedsiębiorca, twórca i właściciel huty w Kuźni Raciborskiej.

Wcześnie osierocony, dzięki pomocy opiekuna ukończył szkołę w Pawłowiczkach, a następnie szkoły wyższe, nie wiadomo jednak, gdzie. W 1840 został mianowany przez księcia raciborskiego zarządcą obu jego zakładów hutniczych w Kuźni Raciborskiej. W 1845  tamże założył własną hutę, nazywając ją Hoffnungshütte (Huta Nadzieja). Na tle innych zakładów tego typu istniejących w okolicy, huta ta stosowała szereg innowacji technicznych i szybko się rozwijała. W 1857 uruchomiono walcownię. Produkowano szyny, osie wagonów, drobne części metalowe i żelazo sztabowe.

W 1847 ożenił się z Marią Wilheminą Schultze, z którą miał dwanaścioro dzieci. Zmarł na zapalenie płuc, rozbudowany grobowiec jego i żony zachował się w dobrym stanie na cmentarzu w Kuźni Raciborskiej.

Bibliografia
 Kozina B., 2009: Prekursor kuźniańskiego przemysłu. Historia Lokalna, nr 2/0/09

Niemieccy przedsiębiorcy
Urodzeni w 1810
Zmarli w 1888
Ludzie związani z Kuźnią Raciborską
Ludzie urodzeni w Koszęcinie

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Chinese investors react as they monitor stock prices at a brokerage house in Beijing, Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2019. Asian shares were higher Wednesday after a gain on Wall Street boosted by healthy earnings reports from U.S. companies. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)
Global shares mixed after solid earnings push Wall St higher
TOKYO (AP) — Global shares were mixed Wednesday after a Wall Street rally driven by healthy earnings reports from U.S. companies.
France's CAC 40 was down nearly 0.2% in early trading at 5,691.75. Germany's DAX was unchanged at 12,629.82. Britain's FTSE 100 fell 0.3% to 7,189.08. U.S. shares were set to drift lower with Dow futures falling 0.3% at 26,917.00. S&P 500 futures were also down 0.3% at 2,988.00.
European shares fell after European Union and British negotiators failed to reach a breakthrough in Brexit talks during a frantic all-night session. They are to continue seeking a compromise on the eve of a crucial EU summit on Thursday.
In Asian trading, Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 rose 1.2% to finish at 22,472.92, while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 gained 1.3% to 6,736.50. Hong Kong's Hang Seng edged up 0.6% to 26,664.28, while the Shanghai Composite index lost 0.4% to 2,978.71.
South Korea's Kospi added 0.7% to 2,082.83 after the Bank of Korea announced it was cutting its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point, to a record-low 1.25%.
Shares also rose in Taiwan and most of Southeast Asia. India's Sensex fell 0.1%.
Stocks notched solid gains on Wall Street on Tuesday as investors welcomed surprisingly good quarterly results from some of the nation's biggest companies.
Strong earnings from UnitedHealth Group, JPMorgan Chase and other companies helped power the market's broad gains, erasing modest losses from a day earlier.
Investors are looking to the wave of quarterly report cards due out over the next few weeks to give them a clearer picture of what impact the trade war between the U.S. and China is having on corporate profits and the broader economy.
"Global market sentiment was seen picking up a notch overnight with Wall Street gaining on earnings despite the uncertainty that persists on U.S.-China trade," said Jingyi Pan, market strategist with IG in Singapore.
The encouraging earnings reports came with a spate of surprisingly good forecasts for the rest of the year, which helped ease concerns about a slowdown due to the costly trade conflict.
On Friday, the U.S. agreed to suspend a planned hike in tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods that had been set to kick in Tuesday. Beijing, meanwhile, agreed to buy $40 billion to $50 billion in U.S. farm products.
The U.S. did not, however, cancel plans for more tariffs in December and the sticking points of intellectual property and trade secrets still hang over the dispute.
ENERGY: Benchmark crude oil fell 24 cents to $52.57 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. It fell 78 cents to $52.81 a barrel Tuesday. Brent crude oil, the international standard, declined 35 cents to $58.39 a barrel.
CURRENCIES: The dollar fell to 108.68 Japanese yen from 108.85 yen on Tuesday. The euro strengthened to $1.1025 from $1.1029.
Leading economic indicators
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Stock indices and averages
Brent crude markets


text:
Q: yii not saving model   $model=new Event('create');
  $model->attributes=$_POST['Event'];
  if($model->save()){
    $pkg = new Package();
    $pkg->attributes=$_POST['Package'];
    $pkg->event_id = $model->id;
    $pkg->save();
  }

The Event model gets saved correctly with all the POST variables for Event, while the Package only has the event_id set, but no attributes are set (they are all NULL). What am I doing wrong?
NB: The Event object has been programmed by my predecessor, the Package object is a new addition I did.
EDIT: the whole Package class
  class Package extends CActiveRecord
  {
  public static function model($className=__CLASS__)
  {
    return parent::model($className);
  }
public function tableName()
  {
    return 'tbl_package';
  }
 public function rules()
  {
    // NOTE: you should only define rules for those attributes that
    // will receive user inputs.
    return array(
      // The following rule is used by search().
      // Please remove those attributes that should not be searched.
      array('', 'safe', 'on'=>'search'),
      array('', 'numerical'),
    );
  }public function relations()
  {
    // NOTE: you may need to adjust the relation name and the related
    // class name for the relations automatically generated below.
    return array(
      'event' => array(self::BELONGS_TO, 'Event', 'id')
    );
  }public function attributeLabels()
  {
    return array(
      'event_id'      => 'Event ID',
      'package_name'  => 'Package name',
      'event_banner'  => 'Event Banner',
      'ad_placement'  => 'Ad Placement in Event Program',
      'logo_on_step'  => 'Logo on Step & Repeat',
      'use_evt_pics'  => 'Usage of Event Pictures',
      'exhibition'    => 'Exhibition Booth/Space',
      'inc_press'     => 'Inclusion in Press',
      'print_ads'     => 'Insertion in Print Ads',
      'online_ads'    => 'Insertion in Online Ads',
      'attendee_bags' => 'Attendee Bags',
      'charging_st'   => 'Charging Stations',
      'cups'          => 'Coffee/Water Cups',
      'distr_items'   => 'Distributable Items',
      'lanyards'      => 'Lanyards',
      'napkins'       => 'Napkins',
      'notebooks'     => 'Notebooks',
      'pens'          => 'Pens',
      'seat_covers'   => 'Seat Covers',
      'snack_pack'    => 'Snack Packaging',
      'water_bottles' => 'Water Bottles'
    );
  } public function search()
  {
    // Warning: Please modify the following code to remove attributes that
    // should not be searched.

    $criteria=new CDbCriteria;
    $criteria->compare('event_banner',$this->event_banner);
    $criteria->compare('package_name',$this->package_name);
    $criteria->compare('ad_placement',$this->ad_placement);
    $criteria->compare('logo_on_step',$this->logo_on_step);
    $criteria->compare('use_evt_pics',$this->use_evt_pics);
    $criteria->compare('exhibition',$this->exhibition);
    $criteria->compare('inc_press',$this->inc_press);
    $criteria->compare('print_ads',$this->print_ads);
    $criteria->compare('online_ads',$this->online_ads);
    $criteria->compare('attendee_bags',$this->attendee_bags);
    $criteria->compare('charging_st',$this->charging_st);
    $criteria->compare('cups',$this->cups);
    $criteria->compare('distr_items',$this->distr_items);
    $criteria->compare('lanyards',$this->lanyards);
    $criteria->compare('napkins',$this->napkins);
    $criteria->compare('notebooks',$this->notebooks);
    $criteria->compare('pens',$this->pens);
    $criteria->compare('seat_covers',$this->seat_covers);
    $criteria->compare('snack_pack',$this->snack_pack);
    $criteria->compare('water_bottles',$this->water_bottles);

    return new CActiveDataProvider('SponsorshipPackage', array(
      'criteria'=>$criteria,
    ));
  }
}

A: If you want to set attributes through:
$pkg->attributes=$_POST['Package'];

then you have to set rules for any attribute that can be set this way.
You need something like this:
public function rules()
{
    // NOTE: you should only define rules for those attributes that
    // will receive user inputs.
    return array(
        array('package_name', 'required'),
        array('package_name', 'length', 'max' => 255),
        // or
        array('package_name', 'length', 'max' => 255, 'on' => 'insert'),
        // at least (when no validation is required):
        array('package_name', 'safe'),
        // ...
        // and so on..
    );
}

you need rule for any attribute that you want to set this way.
if there is no rule set for attribute you'll be able to set its value only through $pkg->attribute_name = $value;
rule like array('', 'safe', 'on'=>'search'), or array('', 'numerical'), does nothing (cause attributes list is empty).
read more about validation here

A:         class Package extends CActiveRecord
      {
      public static function model($className=__CLASS__)
      {
        return parent::model($className);
      }
    public function tableName()
      {
        return 'tbl_package';
      }
     public function rules()
      {
        // NOTE: you should only define rules for those attributes that
        // will receive user inputs.
        return array(
          // The following rule is used by search().
          // Please remove those attributes that should not be searched.
          array('ad_placement, logo_on_step, ...', 'safe', 'on'=>'search'), //note put here all attrs name that you feel those attrs needs to be assigned from POST like: `$pkg->attributes=$_POST['Package'];`
array('event_id', 'numerical'),

        );
      }public function relations()
      {
        // NOTE: you may need to adjust the relation name and the related
        // class name for the relations automatically generated below.
        return array(
          'event' => array(self::BELONGS_TO, 'Event', 'id')
        );
      }public function attributeLabels()
      {
        return array(
          'event_id'      => 'Event ID',
          'package_name'  => 'Package name',
          'event_banner'  => 'Event Banner',
          'ad_placement'  => 'Ad Placement in Event Program',
          'logo_on_step'  => 'Logo on Step & Repeat',
          'use_evt_pics'  => 'Usage of Event Pictures',
          'exhibition'    => 'Exhibition Booth/Space',
          'inc_press'     => 'Inclusion in Press',
          'print_ads'     => 'Insertion in Print Ads',
          'online_ads'    => 'Insertion in Online Ads',
          'attendee_bags' => 'Attendee Bags',
          'charging_st'   => 'Charging Stations',
          'cups'          => 'Coffee/Water Cups',
          'distr_items'   => 'Distributable Items',
          'lanyards'      => 'Lanyards',
          'napkins'       => 'Napkins',
          'notebooks'     => 'Notebooks',
          'pens'          => 'Pens',
          'seat_covers'   => 'Seat Covers',
          'snack_pack'    => 'Snack Packaging',
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Mind the gap and welcome aboard our London Tube tour. The tour of the worlds first underground railway lasts approximately two hours and you will travel through 150 years of London's Underground history.
Your private tour will start at Paddington station and take you to some of London's most famous, deepest, oldest, most beautiful and peculiar underground stations.
As part of the tour you will learn about the evolution of the London underground system when it was founded in 1863; how the different tube lines used to be owned by rival companies and find out why we now have electric trains instead of steam engines.
With so many fascinating aspects to the story of the London Underground such as the design of the stations, engineering principles, its places in popular culture and of course its place within the story of modern London are all discussed as part of the London Tube Tour.
On each tour the route may change slightly depending on improvement work on the network.
Please note that, due to the nature of the locations visited, this tour is not accessible for wheelchair users or for parents with prams.
The London tube tour will travel by tube going in and out of stations. You will also need a zone 1 Travelcard or an Oyster card topped up with at least £7 of pay-as-you-go credit. Please note this is not included in the ticket price. This tour is private so when you book you will have your own guide and not share the tour with anyone else.
Underneath the clock on Platform 1 of Paddington Station.
Go on a behind-the-scenes tour of the real RAF bunker where Churchill and other great British leaders coordinated the threat of the Luftwaffe in World War 2.


This Internet-Draft will expire on January 5, 2010.
The document "FIB Suppression with Virtual Aggregation"
[I-D.francis-intra-va] describes how router FIB size may be reduced.
FIB size.  It also has the potential to reduce convergence time.
the measurement, and because popular prefixes were not considered.
studies that examine these tradeoffs.
million IPv4 routes could easily be extended five to ten years.
POP, thus avoiding the round-trip to another POP and back.
almost certainly under-estimating latency increase by a small amount.
latency, and so is probably over-estimating latency increase.
see in its initial, simple deployment.
This document adopts the terminology from [I-D.francis-intra-va].
IETF74 uses delay measured by traceroute.
Stretch:  Same as latency increase.
by a router is termed as load increase.
This is the first document revision.
required for the study that was not directly available was inferred.
result, ALL routers in the ISP see significant FIB savings.
rest of this section, we summarize results using the latter approach.
one would see in practice.
decades at 4ms increased latency.
infrequently---once per week or even less frequently.
increasing worst case latency by <4ms, and worst case load by <1.5%.
latency increase of 5ms, the FIB could be reduced to 5-15% of DFZ.
ease of management when assigning APRs and virtual prefixes to use.
actually experience if they deployed VA in their networks today.
values will be based on what we consider most simple and intuitive.
variables, as well as justifications for our selections.
be intuitive to have an APR for every VP at each large PoP.
question is independent of the number of VPs an ISP decides to use.
storage capacities to be APRs.
costs and benefits of this VA deployment for the ISP.
contents for the first days of the months between 06/08 and 02/09.
to the ideal amount of 12.5%(1/8th).
studied estimated the number of external peerings at around 20,000.
round-trip distance from the ingress PoP to the APR and back.
8ms or less, and over 30% of all PoPs experience no stretch at all.
not change their natural delivery path whatsoever.
could also be had using the "Prefix Independent Convergence"
simplest way, to achieve this kind of fast convergence.
The following topology was used in the experiment.
,'                     `.        ,-'   AS2   `-.
to R3, which in turn distributed them in AS1 with full-mesh iBGP.
advertised routes, for both with VA and without VA.
changed for all prefixes before routes to all prefixes converge.
time will be less than shown here.
FIBs of data-plane routers were shrunk.
124 seconds versus 273 seconds).  With the "admin-distance = 255"
draft-francis-intra-va-01 (work in progress), April 2009.


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Best of SEMA 2013 #5 – Strange Corvair
Custom Chevy Corvair Even Ralph would Love at 2013 SEMA Show This is the 5th installment of Best of SEMA Show 2013... Carrie Strange's Corvair, eh FRONT engine Corvair!! In the early 1990's, "Dare to be Different" was the battle cry of the street machine crowd, and many alternative body styles were sought out and made into some bad-ass rides. From radical little Nash-bodied pro-streeters to slammed Studebakers and odd-year Buicks, it all became fair game. Tim Strange has built his share of different cars over the years, even a wild, Hemi-powered 1951 DeSoto, so it should come as no surprise that when his wife Carrie wanted a Periwinkle-hued, no make that orchid hued, front engine Corvair that he'd be all over it. And all over it in record time! Tim and Carrie built this stunning Corvair in three and-a-half months (between another SEMA build and customer cars, no less!) in their Nashville-based shop, Strange Motion Rod and Custom Construction. Starting with a Fat Man front stub, Tim built a custom 2x4-inch tube chassis, mounting the side draft-carbed 4.3L V-6 and TH-2004R...
Hot Rod and Custom Builder Tim Strange – It's in the Blood.
Hot Rods and Customs With a Twist of Strange I took the opportunity to sit down for a while with Tim Strange of Strange Motion Rod & Custom Construction, and threw the book at him, question-wise. I've been a fan of his for years and have enjoyed the good fortune of not only creating design work for him at Problem Child Kustoms Studio, but also becoming fast friends. Tim's created some of the most memorable cars in recent history and has won a number of accolades, including the Goodguys Trendsetter, numerous ISCA and KKOA top finishes and best in class picks, not to mention hundreds of magazine features. Tim's no doubt one of the elite hot rod and custom car builders out there and is a down-to-Earth, talented guy who "gets it"... It not the sort of career where you take everything seriously. You need to be able to laugh at the goofy stuff, and make the most of every situation, and Tim is definitely able to do both, and with a style that's unmatched. To understand Tim's secrets and have a little fun, we sat down to discuss...
Good Times Pile Up at Northwest Nats
Car Show Pictures: 2010 Goodguys Puyallup Northwest Nationals Our friend Jason Rushforth (Rushforth Wheels) had attended the 23rd Goodguys Northwest Nationals in Puyallup, Washington with his '64 Buick (featuring a brand-new LS2 engine swap!), and he sent along some photos that he and Adam Ramseth had taken over the weekend. As Jason tells us: In addition to getting the Rushforth Wheels company car to the show at the last second, 2500 other folks made it to the Western Washington Fairgrounds in Puyallup, Washington which is the biggest and best show in the Northwest. Weather was perfect all weekend and the big open fairgrounds were packed with all manner of hot rods up to 1972. Here's a few shots from the weekend of cars that stood out but with 2500 cars... there was certainly something for everyone! Brett Anderson scored a coveted Art Morrison Enterprises "Builder's Choice" Award with his home-built, Rushforth-designed and wheeled 72 Camaro: 2-door wagons are so cool, and this slick '57 Ford is no exception! With virtually every segment of the hobby represented, this little pickup has some serious attitude and the wide whites on wires...
One Goodguy's Roller Coaster Ride to Puyallup
Buick Skylark's LS2 Engine Swap: Most car guys make like-minded friends, and Jason Rushforth is proud to know car guys all over the world. Take a half-dozen of his friends who live close by him in the Pacific Northwest, throw in some emotional roller coaster moments, one '64 Buick, a high-tech engine swap and a few late nights. From there, subtract proper nourishment and numerous hours from the daily schedule, and you get the story of some of the best friends any guy could hope for... And collectively the reason his car made it to their big, local Goodguys show. The following tale comprises all of the above, and makes for the memories we all share in late-night benchracing sessions, and throws a decidedly modern twist on the engine swap gone- bad-but-brought-back-from-peril-by-good-pals tale. It's one of those MyRideisMe-style blips in hot rod history, where the car brings the big picture together, and all seems right in your high octane world. In Jason's words: Every car guy has a story about a late night thrash getting a car ready for a show whether it's debuting a million...
Motorburg Design Center at 41st NSRA Nats
Meet the Artists and Participate in the Working Studios! Motorburg announced that it would be presenting a "Design Center" attraction at the 2010 N.S.R.A. Nationals in Louisville, KY – August 5th through the 8th. Motorburg.com, the online resource for automotive designers, artists and enthusiasts, with an emphasis on rods & customs, will be heading up this uniquely entertaining venue. Motorburg.com features art and design galleries by an associate group of some of the hottest artists and designers in the industry as well as a thriving Forum of international talent. Increasingly, it's becoming the "go to place" for an ever-changing array of articles and tutorials for all who appreciate the form and function of the American style of custom built automobile. Motorburg's associate artist list reads like a "who's who" of rod & custom art and design and includes: Darrell Mayabb – Thom Taylor – Jimmy Smith – C. Cruz – Greg Tedder – Ralph Burch – Brian Stupski – C. Smith… as well as CARtoon greats Nelson Dewey and Errol McCarthy. The Design Center gallery will display art by these associates as well as prints and portfolios by Motorburg's...
"Sick" Camaro Never Looked So Good…
by Brian Stupski at www.problemchildkustoms.com ...and it's getting closer to the street, literally and figuratively. The gang at ProRides, along with a dedicated team of close friends have been working diligently to get the '69 Camaro completed and ready for its show car circuit tour and also testing on the track. It is currently in Steve's garage and the gang has been working on it every night after work. The goal is to finish the car in April and start testing... We are even thinking about driving it on a leg of the Power Tour to test the street driving of the Camaro. Not bad for a six-second capable ride... Bowler Transmissions wants to have the car in their booth at some Goodguys shows in the coming year, and Denny will also be working with Goodguys on making exhibition runs at their Indy event. Feel free to let Denny know if the car is needed for anything else during the entire season, as we'd all love to see the car not only running on the street and track, but also acting as an ambassador for the hobby and industry...
Dean Jeffries: 50 Fabulous Years in Hot Rods, Racing and Film
Dean Jeffries 50 Fabulous Years in Hot Rods, Racing and Film By Tom Cotter This new book on Dean Jeffries, written by Tom Cotter (and forwarded by Bruce Meyer) is a fun look at the career of one of the most under-rated builders of all-time. As stated right from the beginning, Jeffries was never one to "toot his own horn", and this may be a large part of the reason that many folks don't know that much about this incredibly talented man. While he was one of the pioneers of the custom car movement (alongside the more "celebrity" names like Barris, Winfield, Von Dutch and Ed Roth), he's always been relegated to the footnotes, or seems to play the "behind-the-scenes" role more often than not. The humble visionary was born in Lynwood, California in 1933, the second of three children, and from an early age took an interest in cars... but preferred metal work to mechanical, as he hated to get his hands dirty. His father being a mechanic and truck driver who wrenched on race cars (midgets, namely), took young Dean to the races, further inspiring him. Jeffries...
5 Tips For Choosing a Hot Rod Designer
Car Drawings vs. Hot Rod Design Over the last decade, we've seen explosive growth in the hot rod and custom car industry and hobby as a whole. This can be attributed to the popularity of television shows like Overhaulin', American Hot Rod and others, as well as Powerblock TV, the Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Events, and of course, access to great personalities like Chip Foose, Stacey David and others. This brings in new enthusiasts, and naturally, more project cars! Not since George Barris snapped thousands of photos and wrote hundreds of articles promoting the hobby back in the 1950's and '60's have we seen so much attention on our hobby, and it's amazing to witness. Yet, while there's all of this excitement, many of these new fans and participants are feeling lost when starting a project. It can be a daunting task to say the least, but when taking those first steps, having the right footing can make all the difference in the world. Naturally, any success in a project requires a plan, and building or modifying a car requires very careful thought at this stage. I've...
SoCal Cube with Cues from VW Bus
It's green and creme and low. Oh, and it has a sliding rag top, crank-out style windshield (power-operated on my concept) to mimic the old VW busses... rear door has additional swing-out glass panel, all to complement the open-air approach. The sliding rag could even be replaced by a full glass roof (with water drop-look pattern etched in!) for more exposure to the paparazzi. As it sits, the sliding rag would be power-operated, and close when the key is moved over 20 feet away. The remaining custom touches are pretty minimal, but include a grill filler panel to smooth the lines out, louvers in the front fender (right-side only to play-up the asymmetrical design of the Cube in general), and small "nerf-ettes" (small nerf bar-inspired trim pieces) at the fascia corners to give a slight "retro" touch and visually extend the new chrome grille bar in the lower opening. This also assists in making the car look a bit lower and wider yet! Slammed stance over classic 5-spoke wheels sets the laid-back cruiser tone. The theme here is California sun and fun, and opens up a world of aftermarket...
Ed "Big Daddy" Roth Inspired Nissan Cube
This past Saturday, our good friend Pikesan had organized a pre-release cruise featuring 10 (yes, ten) of the new Nissan Cube's, and it was a blast. We hit a couple of area dealerships, then hit the road to the Pavilions in Scottsdale (great Saturday cruise spot for those of you planning to hit Goodguys Southwest Nationals in November). The impressive lineup of geometric people movers grabbed a ton of attention on the freeways then, suffice to say, the lineup was a smash at the cruise. Nissan even brought along a GT-R (more on Godzilla later... words fail me yet) and the unreleased Infiniti G37 convertible just to round out the playing field. My first reaction when seeing a Cube a couple of years back (don't forget, these have been around overseas since '98) was "not too sure about that". Don't get me wrong, I was impressed as all get-out that anyone could pack that much room into such a small-looking package, but the look was odd to me. "...the xB looked initially like some ice cream truck's genetically deprived third cousin." Fast-forward ten years, and my how things have...
Problem Child's Latest – Let Them Eat Cheese
Hot Rod Art - Custom AMC Hornet Art from ProblemChildKustoms.com Let them eat cheese... ...or at least the dust left behind this monster. When the AMC Hornets were new, the ads read with slogans like "If you think it looks good, wait'll you feel it perform!", "It's not our strong guarantee that makes our Hornet a tough little car", and "It's beautiful when you fill it up"... Taking those sales pitches waaaaayyyy out of context bred the bright yellow beast above. For this AMC Hornet, right out of the box, I wanted to play up the automaker's legacy, by using some references to Wisconsin, naturally, and then just say "screw convention", and mess around with a largely forgotten car... Thus, we have an AMC, some Green Bay colors, and, uh, well... that's about it, aside from the crappy "cheese" line at the start. Moving along, I've had this sick road racing-inspired Hornet "buzzing" in my head for about two years, and have played with the drawing on and off over that time span. I had watched "The Man With the Golden Gun" some time back, and it re-kindled a...
Sick Seconds – Fastest Street Car in America Build
After accomplishing a major record in Hot Rod Magazine's Drag Week 2007, ProRides (www.goprorides.com) is about to embark on a new level of performance never seen before. Not only did ProRides head to Drag Week with the intention of beating the old record (think mid-low 8 second 1/4 mile times!), but to finish the event, driving 1,000 miles while pulling a trailer. While the bets were being placed that the clean black Camaro wouldn't even finish the week, the car shook the hot rod and race world by posting a first pass E.T. of 7.64. Truly the pass heard 'round the world! Granted, the ProRides team was as surprised as anyone, and the venture served to underscore the positive results that come from combining great companies and partnerships with a thorough process. So many have asked "what is next?" After talking to Rob Kinnan of Hot Rod Magazine at this years Drag Week, the ProRides crew had the idea of building a 6-second ET capable car to drive the grueling 1,000 mile Drag Week course. Imagine.... a 6 second ET vehicle driving 200-300 miles per day while pulling a...


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There are many places all over the world. The ability to experience people and cultures that differ from your own is exciting, but it is also possible to plan simpler trips. There are lots of treasures that can be found near your home.
Be aware that they are police offers or government officials when you are traveling in a strange city. Do not ever give anyone your actual passport. Do not get into a vehicle with someone you don't know.
Do not expect an airline will make you as comfortable as necessary on a flight. If you really need headphones, a blanket and a pillow to be comfortable while flying, a light blanket and comfortable headphones.You may also want to pack along a few snacks with you.
When going to a foreign country, use ATMs to withdraw money. Many times a bank will get a better exchange rate than what an individual has access to. The amount will vary; however, this can save you a lot of money.
Try getting in some physical activity before you board the plane.This will help you avoid the tediousness of a long flight. Sitting in the same position for long period of time can cramp up your legs and back cramps.
Keep your important information and items close to you at all times. Do not use bags with easy access to people near you that could easily take your stuff. These are but a few tips to consider when shopping for a safe bag you wish to take on your travels.
If you are traveling with children be sure to bring a color photo with you and keep it on you at all times in case they become missing. Losing a child in a foreign place can be very stressful and scary. Children can sometimes become lost when traveling due to the crowds or the unfamiliar location. Easy access to a photograph of the child can facilitate any necessary search efforts in they get lost.
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Bring a business card from your hotel while you explore your destination city. This is very useful if you don't speak the language well.
When traveling, bring only the essentials and keep your bags light. The fewer items you carry, the less possibility of valuable items becoming lost or getting stolen. Shoes tend to be larger and heavier than most objects in your suitcase. Reducing the number of shoes you bring can drastically reduce the weight of your baggage.
Sleeping pills can help get you through a red-eye flight. It is often hard to get much rest on airplanes, the different surroundings, and the uncomfortable seats. Try taking sleeping pill might help get you some rest on a long flight go by more quickly. Don't have the pill before the plane takes off, as there may be a delay or problem that requires a return.
Sometimes you will end up in a poor hotel. Bring a rubber doorstop for safety.You can use this under your room door at night to add security beyond the chain and lock.
Research currency rates before you Northern Cyprus Travel so you can easily budget your departure since this will make it easier to budget.You can come up with an itinerary and know exactly how much you feel comfortable spending. This will help you to save some money on fun while minimizing unnecessary spending.
When you go on a trip, you may want to bring some of home along with you. Only take the things you truly need. Make a short list of toiletries you use daily and are truly needed. Pack only the ones which are most important.
Try getting a 'local' rate at the hotels when you Northern Cyprus Travel. Hotels often provide special deals so that they don't have to deal with vacancy. If you know a local in your destination, see if they can ask about discounts. This could save you a lot of money.
You do not need to carry luggage if you Northern Cyprus Travel by air. This can save you so much time and effort. You can have your belongings to your destination via UPS or FedEx. This may cost a little more.
Don't forget to bring car seat when you hire a car. Chances are, which is why it is more beneficial if you bring your own.
When traveling by air, wear loose, comfortable shoes that can be removed easily. You might have to take them off quickly for security checks. Being comfortable is the most important thing. Because you will do more sitting than standing good support shoes are not necessary. The ultimate shoes for travel are sandals or flip flops.
A great Northern Cyprus Travel tip is to make sure you give yourself sufficient time for hotel check-outs. Many hotels charge additional fees if you haven't checked out by a specific time. Always allow yourself plenty of time to check out.
Before traveling to a foreign country, purchase a North Cyprus Travel adapter for your electronics. If you purchase one at the airport or from a shop near your hotel, know that you will pay a huge traveler's markup.
Keep your business card or some identifying information from your hotel when venturing out. This will help you get directions from locals if you get lost. It is especially useful for anyone without a firm grip on the language.
Take turns at driving when you are traveling for extended periods of time. If you stay behind the wheel until you are sleepy or exhausted, the driver that takes your place will be alone for the trip while you sleep. Do not drive to the point where you are completely exhausted to quit driving.You should have someone replace you at least every 2 or 3 hours. This will stop you from getting over-tired on the road and putting you and your passengers at risk.
It's a great big world that's ready for exploration. No matter how mundane or exotic your interests are, you can find a place that is waiting just for you to explore it. There is always somewhere new to go and learn about and explore.
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My Wet n' Wild Holiday 2011 review series concludes with this review of the Baked Palette in "Baking a Cake".
This is the palette that jumped out at me the most when shopping this collection. I love wearing light pinks and purples on my eyes and this palette hosts a very pretty icy pink shade and a periwinkle shade...plus neutrals. I just couldn't wait to try this one out!
Curious about the rest of the Wet n' Wild Holiday 2011 collection (exclusive to Walgreen's)? Be sure to check out my previous posts: Wet n' Wild "I love Matte" Palette Review and Wet n' Wild "Bake Off Contest" Palette Review, and " Wet n' Wild "Baked Not Fried".
My photo doesn't even capture how pretty the colors are in this palette (sorry I have been struggling for good lighting lately, the periwinkle turned out a little more blue in this picture than it presents in real life, swatch after the jump is more accurate).
Please keep reading for more photos, swatches, and my first impressions!
As with the other Wet n' Wild 2011 Baked Collection, my best tip is to apply these shadows wet or "damp" (by spraying a makeup brush with water) to intensify the colors. As I continue to experiement with these palettes more. I find that I use a combo application of wet and dry. I like applying the shadows dry to the browbone or crease. I like to use the shadow wet on the lids to really make the colors and metallic finish pop.
For me, the stand-out shades in this palette are the taupe and the taupe/bronze. These are so beautiful in the crease. I also really like the light icy pink shade. I honestly do not like wearing hot pink shadows so I have pretty much neglected that shade. The Periwinkle is very pretty too!
Like with all the Wet n' Wild Holiday Baked Palettes, I like the liner that was included as well! The liners are soft kohl that apply easily and contain sparkle.
Overall, I really liked this Wet n' Wild Holiday lineup! The Baked Shadows are fabulous when applied wet/damp and I even have some new favorites (Bake Off Contest). Plus, the matte palette is a great addition to any makeup collectoin. I hope that Wet n' Wild continues to release these fun Holiday Sets each year. Also, I would be thrilled if they started doing some baked singles (one can only hope!!!).


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November 2, 2003 by Jade Walker
Herb Robinson
Categories: Media, Military, Writers/Editors
Herb Robinson, a well-respected journalist and author, died on Oct. 15 from pancreatic cancer. He was 78.
Robinson was studying journalism at the University of Washington when World War II began. He joined the Army in 1943 and attended officer candidate school before getting shipped off to Burma to serve as a combat platoon leader. When he returned to the states, Robinson completed his degree and entered the media business.
From 1953 to 1965, Robinson worked as a news director, anchor and commentator for KOMO-TV, the ABC affiliate in Seattle. He hosted his own public service show and was honored by the Washington State School Directors Association for his efforts to improve the public's understanding of local education.
In 1977, Robinson became the editorial page editor of The Seattle Times, a position he held for 12 years. The veteran journalist also wrote fiction; his last novel was the dark comedy, "Kennewick Man."
To honor him, the Washington News Council has established the Herb Robinson Scholarship. This $2,000 scholarship will be awarded to a student who is planning a career in communications.


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