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Q: How to create oracle procedures but not store I want to use some smart procedures I wrote, but not store them. For example here is this quite big select, that retrieves the primary keys for a table:
SELECT cols.table_name, cols.column_name, cols.position, cons.status, cons.owner
FROM all_constraints cons, all_cons_columns cols
WHERE cols.table_name = 'TABLE_NAME'
AND cons.constraint_type = 'P'
AND cons.constraint_name = cols.constraint_name
AND cons.owner = cols.owner
ORDER BY cols.table_name, cols.position;

I don't want to remember this, not even type it every time I need the constraints of a table. BUT I don't want to create a procedure for this into the DB, because it is a prod DB, and noone else needs my procedure. Just me. Just for developing.
So here is where I am now:
SQL> declare procedure hello as begin dbms_output.put_line('Hello world!'); end; begin hello; end;
  2  /
Hello world!

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> hello;
SP2-0042: unknown command "hello" - rest of line ignored.

... so I can declare and define hello function from command line. I can call it from the begin - end block after the declare, but after that the hello procedure is gone.
Question: is there a solution to make the second "hello;" work, so I can create clever and useful procedures and not make any trash in the DB itself?
If this would work, I would create a file with that, and make the alias for sqlplus to execute that file at startup.

A: You can put the procedure in a script file and run it from the command line using the @ operator. For example
--c:\temp\helloworld.sql

begin
  dbms_output.put_line('Hello World');
end;
/

then login to the database and run:
SQL> set serveroutput on
SQL> @c:\temp\helloworld

and you should get:
Hello World

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

A: You could put each of your queries (are they really procs?) in its own file in your SQLPATH directory, but with positional parameters; e.g. a file called pkeys.sql:
SELECT cols.table_name, cols.column_name, cols.position, cons.status, cons.owner
FROM all_constraints cons, all_cons_columns cols
WHERE cols.table_name = '&1'
AND cons.constraint_type = 'P'
AND cons.constraint_name = cols.constraint_name
AND cons.owner = cols.owner
ORDER BY cols.table_name, cols.position;

The from SQL*Plus you can just do:
@pkeys TABLE_NAME

If it is a procedure you can still have your declare procedure ... begin ... end form, and have the call pass &1 to the procedure. Actually, this is pretty much what StevieG was getting at, but with the positional parameter to remove the need to edit the file each time.


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As a caregiver to a loved one with dementia, you are often looked upon as a superhero—a family member capable of doing it all. Yet, even superheroes get support from their sidekicks. Creating a support system – comprised of other family members, friends, co-workers and professional caregivers – is an integral part of providing quality dementia care. As you continue down the path of caregiving, consider these five reasons to build a support system along the way.
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Schools raising money for family of Memphis boy killed in bus crash
The Saline County Coroner's Office says 9-year-old Kameron Johnson died in a bus crash near Little Rock, Arkansas.
By WMCActionNews5.com Staff | December 3, 2018 at 5:14 PM CST - Updated December 3 at 8:32 PM
MEMPHIS, TN (WMC) - The Aspire Public Schools community is mourning the loss of 9-year-old Kameron Johnson who died early Monday morning.
Johnson was with a group of Memphis-area youth football players on their way back from a game in Texas over the weekend when their charter bus crashed on I-30 near Little Rock.
The Saline County Coroner just confirmed 9-year-old Kameron Johnson was killed in the bus crash this morning on Interstate 30 just west on Benton, AR. #wmc5 pic.twitter.com/rbK8uksgi9
— Jessica Holley (@Jessica_Holley) December 3, 2018
Kameron's family members are devastated by the loss, calling him as a sweet boy.
He was a third-grade student at Coleman Elementary School. Speaking on behalf of the Aspire district Monday, Superintendent Dr. Nickalous Manning spoke of a young boy full of life and full of potential.
"It's hard to put into words what the future had for him," said Manning.
Aspire Schools superintendent speaks to the media after a bus carrying an Orange Mound youth football team back to Memphis crashed this morning. One child who attended Coleman Elementary School passed away. http://bit.ly/2zEVwYr
Posted by WMC Action News 5 on Monday, December 3, 2018
School leaders spoke with Kameron's teammates following the crash.
"You just saw it on their face," he said. "You saw it on their face what that young person meant to them."
Two other Coleman students were injured in the same crash. In total, 45 passengers on the bus suffered injuries of varying degrees. The charter bus was carrying members of four different Memphis youth football teams that are part of the Orange Mound Youth Association.
There is nothing more devastating than the loss of a child, and our hearts are broken for the families impacted by the bus accident this morning. We are partnering with @SchoolSeedMEM to collect funds to help the families impacted by this accident. https://t.co/NC6qKWyGRX
— Shelby Co. Schools (@SCSK12Unified) December 3, 2018
"This is a Memphis tragedy," said Stephanie Love, Shelby County School Board commissioner. "We have several students from Shelby County schools, the ASD schools, charter schools, so when we send our prayers out let's pray for Memphis as a whole."
The Achievement School District, Aspire Public Schools and the School Seed Foundation are partnering to collect funds for Kameron's family. The money will support funeral and burial expenses. Any additional funds beyond the cost of funeral and burial will to go help other families involved in the crash.
Shelby County Schools is also collecting money for families affected by the crash.

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BBC: Foodies Shouldn't Miss Pittsburgh in 2019
The 'Burgh lands on another Top Ten list, but this one has a twist.
Hallie Lauer,
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Pittsburgh, with all of it's welcoming qualities and unique traits, frequently finds itself the occupant of many lists, lists like "Most Livable City" or "Best City for Jobs."
Recently, the BBC named the 'Burgh to their list of destinations foodies shouldn't miss in 2019. Pittsburgh pulled up at No. 7 and was only North American city in the top 10. But it wasn't the only the work of chefs such as Justin Severino and Jamilka Borges that got us on that list.
It was actually the airport and relatively cheap rent. With the addition to the direct flight from Heathrow in April, there is less hassle in traveling from London to Pittsburgh.
And the rent? According to the BBC, the "cheap rents by American city standards" has young chefs from all over flocking to the city to try something new. These young chefs cater to the ambitious pallets of their peers, which the BBC calls the "young upwardly mobile urban migrants."
Local art was also cited as a contributor to the uniqueness of the Pittsburgh food scene and made it a must try for the BBC.
The No. 1 spot was claimed by Matera, Italy.
This article appears in the January 2019 issue of The 412.
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20,000 Articles on Everything Green
De-Extinction: The Resurrection of Extinct Animals
Bob Strauss
Bob Strauss is a science writer and the author of several books, including "The Big Book of What, How and Why" and "A Field Guide to the Dinosaurs of North America."
There's a new buzzword that has been making the rounds of trendy tech conferences and environmental think tanks: de-extinction. Thanks to ongoing advances in DNA recovery, replication and manipulation technology, as well as the ability of scientists to recover soft tissue from fossilized animals, it may soon be possible to breed Tasmanian Tigers, Woolly Mammoths and Dodo Birds back into existence, presumably undoing the wrongs that mankind inflicted on these gentle beasts in the first place, hundreds or thousands of years ago.
The Technology of De-Extinction
Before we get into the arguments for and against de-extinction, it's helpful to look at the current state of this rapidly developing science. The crucial ingredient of de-extinction, of course, is DNA, the tightly wound molecule that provides the genetic "blueprint" of any given species. In order to de-extinct, say, a Dire Wolf, scientists would have to recover a sizable chunk of this animal's DNA, which is not so far-fetched considering that Canis dirus only went extinct about 10,000 years ago and various fossil specimens recovered from the La Brea Tar Pits have yielded soft tissue.
Wouldn't we need all of an animal's DNA in order to bring it back from extinction? No, and that's the beauty of the de-extinction concept: the Dire Wolf shared enough of its DNA with modern canines that only certain specific genes would be required, not the entire Canis dirus genome. The next challenge, of course, would be to find a suitable host to incubate a genetically engineered Dire Wolf fetus; presumably, a carefully prepared Great Dane or Grey Wolf female would fit the bill.
There is another, less messy way to "de-extinct" a species, and that's by reversing thousands of years of domestication. In other words, scientists can selectively breed herds of cattle to encourage, rather than suppress, "primitive" traits (such as an ornery rather than a peaceful disposition), the result being a close approximation of an Ice Age Auroch. This technique could conceivably even be used to "de-breed" canines into their feral, uncooperative Grey Wolf ancestors, which may not do much for science but would certainly make dog shows more interesting.
This, by the way, is the reason virtually no one seriously talks about de-extincting animals that have been extinct for millions of years, like dinosaurs or marine reptiles. It's difficult enough to recover viable fragments of DNA from animals that have been extinct for thousands of years; after millions of years, any genetic information will be rendered completely irrecoverable by the fossilization process. Jurassic Park aside, don't expect anyone to clone a Tyrannosaurus Rex in your or your children's lifetime!
Arguments in Favor of De-Extinction
Just because we may, in the near future, be able to de-extinct vanished species, does that mean we should? Some scientists and philosophers are very bullish on the prospect, citing the following arguments in its favor:
We can undo humanity's past mistakes. In the 19th century, Americans who didn't know any better slaughtered Passenger Pigeons by the millions; generations before, the Tasmanian Tiger was driven to near-extinction by European immigrants to Australia, New Zealand, and Tasmania. Resurrecting these animals, this argument goes, would help reverse a huge historical injustice.
We can learn more about evolution and biology. Any program as ambitious as de-extinction is certain to produce important science, the same way the Apollo moon missions helped usher in the age of the personal computer. We may potentially learn enough about genome manipulation to cure cancer or extend the average human's life span into the triple digits.
We can counter the effects of environmental depredation. An animal species isn't important only for its own sake; it contributes to a vast web of ecological interrelationships and makes the entire ecosystem more robust. Resurrecting extinct animals may be just the "therapy" our planet needs in this age of global warming and human overpopulation.
Arguments Against De-Extinction
Any new scientific initiative is bound to provoke a critical outcry, which is often a knee-jerk reaction against what critics consider "fantasy" or "bunk." In the case of de-extinction, though, the naysayers may have a point, as they maintain that:
De-extinction is a PR gimmick that detracts from real environmental issues. What is the point of resurrecting the Gastric-Brooding Frog (to take just one example) when hundreds of amphibian species are on the brink of succumbing to the chytrid fungus? A successful de-extinction may give people the false, and dangerous, impression that scientists have "solved" all of our environmental problems.
A de-extincted creature can only thrive in a suitable habitat. It's one thing to gestate a Saber-Toothed Tiger fetus in a Bengal tiger's womb; it's quite another to reproduce the ecological conditions that existed 100,000 years ago when these predators ruled Pleistocene North America. What will these tigers eat, and what will be their impact on existing mammal populations?
There's usually a good reason why an animal went extinct in the first place. Evolution can be cruel, but it's never wrong. Human beings hunted Woolly Mammoths to extinction over 10,000 years ago; what's to keep us from repeating history?
De-Extinction: Do we have a choice?
In the end, any genuine effort to de-extinct a vanished species will probably have to win the approval of the various government and regulatory agencies, a process that might take years, especially in our current political climate. Once introduced into the wild, it can be difficult to keep an animal from spreading into unexpected niches and territories--and, as mentioned above, not even the most far-sighted scientist can gauge the environmental impact of a resurrected species.
One can only hope that, if de-extinction goes forward, it will be with a maximal amount of care and planning and healthy regard for the law of unintended consequences.
De-Extinction in 10 Not So Easy Steps
14 Extinct Animals That Could Be Resurrected
Can We Clone a Woolly Mammoth?
10 Facts About the Dire Wolf
Top 10 Saber-Toothed Tiger Facts
10 Facts About the Tasmanian Tiger
How the Sixth Mass Extinction Affects the U.S. Economy
Learn About 10 Recently Extinct Tigers and Lions
10 Facts About the Dodo Bird
10 Facts About the Woolly Mammoth
Facts and Figures About the Extinct Eurasian Cave Lion
11 Living Species That Were Once Thought to Be Extinct
10 Recently Extinct Marsupials
10 Facts About the Great Auk
Can We Clone a Dinosaur?
Who Would Have Won a Dire Wolf vs. Saber-Toothed Tiger Faceoff?


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Q: SharePoint Archiving I am trying to set up an archiving system by using retention policies, to avoid facing the 5K limit in document libraries. My question is:
1. will a drop off library every face the 5K limit,
2. and most importantly do the short cuts left behind in the original location still count as part of the 5K limit?

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1 5184 Games rolled with Variance Reduction.
In the first (left-hand) position, White's 13pt is nudged back to her 14pt. Now Blue's six-prime play is a whopper (–.120), instead of being the best play.
If White's 14pt is nudged back another pip to her 15pt (not shown), Blue's six-prime play is a double-whopper.
In the second (right-hand) position, White's 13pt is moved in the other direction, forward to the 11pt, yet Blue's six-prime play is again dethroned.
For convenience of comparison, Petter's (money) rollout of the original position is shown below.
1 20736 Games rolled with Variance Reduction.
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Gnieżdżewo  (, ) is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Puck, within Puck County, Pomeranian Voivodeship, in northern Poland. It lies approximately  north of Puck and  north of the regional capital Gdańsk. It is located within the ethnocultural region of Kashubia in the historic region of Pomerania.

The village has a population of 1,113.

History
The village was first mentioned in medieval documents in 1305. Gnieżdżewo was a royal village of the Polish Crown, administratively located in the Puck County in the Pomeranian Voivodeship. It was granted several privileges in the Late Middle Ages, which were confirmed by Polish Kings Sigismund II Augustus and Władysław IV Vasa in 1544 and 1633.

During the German occupation of Poland (World War II), in 1940, several Polish families were expelled, while their farms were handed over to German colonists as part of the Lebensraum policy.

Notable people
In Gnieżdżewo was born on 7 November 1870 Konstantyn Dominik, Polish Catholic priest, auxiliary bishop of Chełmno (now Pelplin). He died during the German occupation of Poland (World War II) on 7 March 1942 in Gdańsk.

References

Villages in Puck County

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Q: Basic regexp question I am using this as my validation regexp for name fields.
How can I modify this to also check for minimum of 2 characters?
'/^[a-zA-ZåäöÅÄÖ\s\-]+$/'

I use it like so:
if(name_exp.test($("#"+name_input).val())){ Everything is OK! }

A: This should do the trick: {2,} will require 2 or more characters
http://www.javascriptkit.com/jsref/regexp.shtml
/^[a-zA-ZåäöÅÄÖ\s\-]{2,}$/

A: '/^[a-zA-ZåäöÅÄÖ\s\-]{2,}$/'

Should do it: {2,} is the condition of at least 2 characters.

A: Instead of the "one ore more" operator (+) try specifying "two or more" ({2,}):
/^[a-zA-ZåäöÅÄÖ\s\-]{2,}$/

A: /^[a-zA-ZåäöÅÄÖ\s\-]{2,}$/

{n} will match exactly n characters, {n,} will match n or more, and {m,n} will match between m and n


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In the many Chinese eateries, you'll find below average food at high prices (6-10 dollars for a dish). The same goes for pizza—that trusty fall-back meal of travelers. And ditto for quaint little cheap cafes. For Russian food, do as the locals recommend: get invited to somebody's home. Suffice to say, Vlad is not the culinary hot spot of Russia. But the list of restaurants/cafés below will give you a good range to choose from.
Nostalgia. Most dishes are under 10 bucks: Russian style eats and seafood. Here you can get decent scallops and squid. The room is small, and high-ceiled, velvety and a bit musty. Everything here is average or better. No Russian beer! Good sweets and cakes in the front room, the café part of Nostalgia. Popular with Russians and foreigners alike. You can also buy souvenirs here.
Chicken and Beer Place. You say you nothing but chicken and beer? And some garlic sauce on your chicken? Okay, you can get borsh, pelmeni, and 100 grams here too. A small wooden-table place for plebian eats. I don't believe it has a name. Not expensive.
Address: Svetlanskaya, not far from the corner with Aleutskaya. Go down the steps where the train crosses under Svetlanskaya.
the Lenin statue. You can point and pick your dishes here. Clean, busy, bright, and fairly cheap. Open from 8:00-24:00.
Vedic Cuisine. Best place in town to say a prayer and get a cheap delicious meal. Russians in saris. All vegetarian. Great Dahl soup. Fresh juice from berries. In addition to Krishna cuisine, they make the best Russian pirozhki in the city--and for 30 cents apiece. Stick your nose in as you walk by. In theory they're open from 11:00-19:00 (with lectures on the Baghavad Gita at 17:00), but they make their food fresh daily, so sometimes they don't have much by afternoon. Don't ask for beer; the ladies will laugh. Closed Sundays.
Korea House. The place is small, bright, cozy, safe-feeling, the service respectful without actually reaching the undignified level of friendly. Entrées are ample and come with lots of little side dishes. Figure $15-20 for a full meal and drink. One of Vlad's most dependable restaurants. I've never needed a reservation.
the almost-business crowd for Italianesque lunches. On my visit tables were occupied exclusively by pretty woman punching SMS. One read Cosmopolitan too. It took well over an hour to receive my order. The pricey food turned out to be great, in taste and presentation, so, while Gianvanni is more than just a place to be elegantly seen. Lunch combos for around 200 rubles ($7).
Hanoi. The only Vietnamese place in town. And it's the excuse you needed to take the ferry (to Churkin) or a bus around the length of Golden Horn Bay.
Café Syu Fun Hei. The food is a scratch above the typically wet and expensive Vladi-Chinese food. Service a scratch above apathetic. Convenient Location. You're still better off going Korean. Or, if you want real Chinese, go to the Chinese Market at Lugovaya, and eat what the Chinese merchants eat.
Reportedly good Georgian meat dishes at mid-level prices.
Address: Lutskova 10a . From the Hyundai Hotel, walk uphill. Now you're on Sukhanova, a park on your left. The restaurant is on the corner where the road forks right. Telephone:(4232) 265-640.
Vlad Motor Inn. North-American food? Whatever, it's quality and quantity. Burgers and steaks are popular. Sunday brunches ($13.00) are an event, popular with foreigners and well-to-do Vladivostokians.
Coffee Time. Inexpensive range of dishes. There's an upstairs and a downstairs. Upstairs the service is faster, but to get to the toilet is a hassle. Downstairs is darker and more intimate.
Café Express. They serve Russian soups, salads, and meat dishes. No drinks. Service is competent and quick, and prices are high.
Hocus Pocus. This moored ship is a casino, not a café, but they've got a little bar tucked in the corner where you can get a French-press pot of coffee and a delicious Italian sandwich for cheap.
Coffee Club Oakhaca. A hidden café—because it's not really a café, but a kind of café school. Tasty décor inside.
Delicious coffees, though pricey. A cappuccino is 90 rubles ($3). Travelers are sure to feel welcome because almost all the young servers speak perfect English. Open daily except Mondays from 16:00-23:00.
Address: Semyonovskaya 21. Look for piece of paper stuck on a window. That's the only sign.
Presto. A classy European café with European prices. You'll think you're in Vienna, if you can find the entrance.
Studio Café. It was the place for coffee before Presto and Oaxaca opened. Business lunches are decent value.
Café Montmartre. A small, smoky, expensive café and wine place. Fat-wallet bohemians are welcome. Coffee drinks with booze go for about 150 rubles ($5.5).
Address: Svetlanskaya 9/6. Telephone 41-27-89. Go through an archway to find this place.
Café Iguana. A beer/coffee place with a western theme. Smoking allowed. Young clientele. 24-hour internet available in the back room.
If you crave pizza, get on a train to Khabarovsk. That's a pizza town. But some of these places will satisfy you in a pinch.
Pizzaland. There's nothing wrong with this pizza, if you think of it not as pizza, but as casserole. They have salmon pizza for fish lovers. Hang on to your napkins; the waiting staff is adroit at snatching them up. Salads, spaghetti, and Russian beer available at moderate prices.
Pizza M & Bekkeri M. Next to the Gorky drama theater, these are brother establishments, although with different pizzas, and located at different ends of the same building. Bekkeri M (formerly Zemchushina) is more a pizzeria, the pizza Italianesque with thin floury crusts. Pizza M is more of a restaurant, the pizza more Far Eastern—oily, and with the likes of squid for toppings. Neither is cheap and neither serves Russian beer. Very unpatriotic. A billiard hall, Chaplin, is next to Bekkeri M. The simpler branch of Pizza M at the Hotel Primorye is closed for "remont." Don't expect it to open soon.
Magic Burger. The kind of place that people disdain in conversation, yet apparently patronize because it's always packed. This reviewer has not actually tried any of the food, though he once made it as far as the counter.
Magic Bell. Numbered Mexican dishes are visible above the counter: tacos, chimichangas, etc. None are available. But that doesn't stop this visitor from asking for them every time, just to annoy the gloomy girls who microwave the Russian food that stagnates in metal troughs. On the bright side, it's a hangout, cheap enough for the student crowd—the kind of place where if you speak English loud enough you're going to make friends.
Address: Svetlanskaya, next to Dom Offiserov Flota, on the second floor. Telephone: (4232) 22-95-96.
Simpson Food. Pictures of the TV Simpsons color up the place (but legally?). It's like Magic Bell, only one step up. Slightly themier, slightly better food, slightly friendly servers, slightly less painful music, and slightly better dressed cliental. Four dollars will get you fed and tipsy.
Address: Okeansky Prospekt 117, near the Pervaya Rechka bus stop. Telephone: (4232) 45-02-14.
Café 3T. Like Subway. A foot-long (and they are measured so, not metrically) sandwich goes for 100 rubles. Open all night.
Café Ali Baba. A point-and-pick Mediterranean fast-food place. Good baba ganoush (paste from eggplant). Be careful, prices can really add up. Annoying live singers in the evening. Perhaps the café's name attracts thieves—a friend had her mobile phone stolen here. Open till midnight.
Shashlyk Tents & Shellfish Markets.
just substitute mayonnaise for beans) for 80 and 50 rubles respectively. Here locals indulge in primal meat-eating, festing, and mating dances. In the summer, you'll find said locals hosting visiting sailors from the USA, France, Indonesia, or Japan. All of this may be why respectable denizens of Vladivostok warn—in vain, in my case—to stay away.
Down here, the fortress and aquarium side of Naberezhnaya, you'll find sea food for sale. The crayfish is popular (about 150 rubles a kilo) with beer drinkers. A kilo of crab will cost three times that.


At 7.52am on Thursday 24th August 2017 Dorset Police was informed by the ambulance service of the collision between a white Ford Transit van and a silver Vauxhall Astra on the A354 at Thickthorn Cross.
Very sadly the three-year-old girl passed away on Friday 25th August.
A 34-year-old woman from Shaftesbury was charged yesterday, Thursday 7th September, with causing death by dangerous driving, causing serious injury by dangerous driving and causing death by careless driving while over the prescribed alcohol limit. She appeared before Poole Magistrates' Court and is next due to appear at Bournemouth Crown Court on Thursday 5th October 2017.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Police Constable 1970 Kevin Farenden of the Serious Collision Investigation Team at Dorset Police at www.dorset.police.uk , via email SCIT@dorset.pnn.police.uk or by calling 101, quoting incident number 24:76. Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 or via www.crimestoppers-uk.org .


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Tyga just signed to Kanye West's G.O.O.D. music label
By NICOLE BITETTE
Kanye West is keeping things in the family.
The "Famous" rapper brought on his sister-in-law's boyfriend Tyga to his music label G.O.O.D on Wednesday night— but apparently it has nothing to do with the fact he's dating Kylie Jenner, TMZ reports.
Tyga — who is known for his popular song "Rack City" — left his longtime label Cash Money Records at the end of 2014 after he accused the head of the label Birdman of failing to pay him.
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Despite Tyga's connection to West's wife Kim Kardashian' sister, the gossip site reports that Kanye "legitimately digs" Tyga's music. The pair has worked together in the past and knew each other before Tyga started dating Kylie.
In fact, Tyga was dating Blac Chyna when he first started working with Ye.
Tyga has just signed on to join Kanye West's record label, G.O.O.D. (Bryan Pace/for New York Daily News)
Tyga is set to appear on the G.O.O.D Music album "Cruel Winter," which is reportedly due out in 2017, according to TMZ.
The 26-year-old Compton born rapper has been spotted at a lot of Ye's events this past week, including his fashion show on Roosevelt Island on Wednesday and West's Saint Pablo tour at MSG on Tuesday night.
Tyga just dropped a new track on Thursday with Brooklyn rapper Desiigner, titled "Gucci Snakes."
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Flawed Resources for the Future Report Ignores Clear, Irreparable Impacts of the Clean Power Plan on Coal
Resources for the Future's report contains many advocacy positions but no real economic analysis. Any report that would claim "the Clean Power Plan will result in near-zero costs" to the coal industry—as does this report— defies common sense and simply must be dismissed for nothing more than a propaganda piece devoid of any factual value.
EPA's own modeling forecasts that the CPP with force the retirement of 56 coal-fired power plants from 2016–2018, with all but three retiring in 2016. Given these projections, beginning immediately through 2018, an estimated six coal mines will close, three more will significantly curtail production and 1,856 coal miners will lose their jobs.
Economic studies are clear: the CPP will have an immediate, significant and irreparable impact on the coal industry. "Evaluation of the Immediate Impact of the Clean Power Plan Rule on the Coal Industry," an economic report that supported the successful request for stay granted Feb. 9 by the U.S. Supreme Court, describes the facts. The electric power industry requires long lead times to plan, permit and construct power plants and the associated infrastructure, and therefore requires near immediate action to plan for compliance. To comply with the CPP, utilities must commit immediately to coal plant retirements. Once committed, the decision to retire and replace existing coal-fired power plants will be irrevocable. With plant closures come mine closures, directly impacting jobs and the value of investments, while also incurring massive mine closing costs, to say nothing of downstream costs to the economy and plant and mining communities.
Coal is an invaluable "resource for the future" that the U.S. will no longer have if the CPP is implemented. The costs of the CPP to the U.S. economy, to Americans and to the coal industry are real, undeniable and immediate.
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The compositions of Inan's second album "Kayo's Journey" let the audience embark on a musical journey and lead them to a new and undiscovered world. The nine piano pieces of this album have an interaction of diverse elements of High Romanticism, Impressionism, Jazz and New Age and present the very own composing style of Deniz Inan.


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Facebook Executive's Posts Reveal Political Bias, Says New Report
HomeAll IndiaFacebook Executive's Posts Reveal Political Bias, Says New Report
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Ankhi Das, the report claims, posted the day before PM Modi swept to victory in the 2014 national election: "We lit a fire to his social media campaign and the rest is of course history."
All IndiaNDTV NewsdeskUpdated: August 31, 2020 3:11 pm IST
Ankhi Das is head of public policy in Facebook India (File)
A Facebook executive at the centre of allegations that the social networking site did not apply hate speech rules on members of the ruling BJP has been named in a second Wall Street Journal report on internal messages that allegedly show political bias.
According to the Wall Street Journal report, Ankhi Das, head of public policy in Facebook India, "made internal postings over several years" detailing her support for the ruling BJP and disparaging its main rival, behaviour some staff saw as conflicting with the company's pledge to remain neutral in elections around the world.
Ankhi Das, the report claims, posted the day before Prime Minister Narendra Modi swept to victory in the 2014 national election: "We lit a fire to his social media campaign and the rest is of course history."
In a separate post on the Congress defeat, Ms Das praised PM Modi and wrote: "It's taken thirty years of grassroots work to rid India of state socialism finally."
Ms Das called Facebook's top global elections official, Katie Harbath, her "longest fellow traveller" in the company's work with his campaign. In a photo, Ms Das stood, smiling, between Mr Modi and Ms Harbath.
WSJ says the posts cover the years 2012 to 2014 and were made to a Facebook group designed for employees in India, which included several hundred employees, though it was open to anyone in the company globally who wanted to join.
In an earlier report, the Journal had reported that Facebook overlooked incendiary content from members of the BJP and the rightwing. It also said an executive said punishing violations by BJP workers "would damage (its) business prospects".
Facebook India has been asked to appear before a parliamentary standing committee on Information Technology - which is chaired by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor - on September 2, to answer questions raised by the article.
Facebook said last Tuesday that the posts by Ms Das don't show inappropriate bias. "These posts are taken out of context and don't represent the full scope of Facebook's efforts to support the use of our platform by parties across the Indian political spectrum," spokesman Andy Stone said.
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Department of Health Offers Update On COVID-19 Investigations, Contact Tracing, Monitoring Efforts
Harrisburg, PA - The Department of Health (DOH) today shared a weekly update on Pennsylvania's COVID-19 case investigation and contact tracing data, encouraging Pennsylvanians to download the COVID Alert PA app, as more than 877,000 have already done, to aid in contact tracing efforts.
"While the COVID-19 vaccine is our latest tool in the tool box to be protected from the virus, we must remember to answer the call from public health professionals, wear a mask, practice social distancing and continue to wash our hands frequently," Acting Secretary of Health Alison Beam said.
Here's how the contact-tracing process works:
A person with a positive COVID-19 result is contacted by a case investigator – a public health professional – to gather information and offer guidance. For the week ending April 17, public health professionals completed 8,764 case investigations. This equates to 26 percent of positive cases reported for the week.
Contact tracers take the case investigator reports and reach out to contacts identified in the reports. A total of 200 contact tracers reached out to individuals to perform digital case investigations through the Connect & Protect Form. During this reporting week, there were 10,463 calls to reach 59 percent, or 6,148 individuals, successfully. Of the 5,234 that were sent forms, 38 percent, or 1,973 were returned.
Since the implementation of the Connect & Protect form on Dec. 21, 2020 through April 17, the department has received 25,512 completed forms.
With the close contacts collected during the case investigation, 1,538 contact tracers worked to perform contact tracing. Between April 11 and April 17 there have been:
8,603 contacts processed for areas where PA DOH has jurisdiction;
5,663 people, or 66 percent of the total contacts identified and effectively reached to communicate their quarantine status and offer ongoing symptom monitoring;
2,149 people, or about 25 percent of the total contacts, not reached; and
791 still in the process of being contacted.
Answer the call, then fill out the Connect & Protect form. A call from a case investigator will come in from a caller named, "PA Dept of Health," so don't be afraid to answer the call. The caller is a health professional who will provide you with valuable information and help you keep someone else from also contracting COVID-19.
Download the COVID-19 app. Since the Department of Health launched COVID Alert PA on Sept. 22, the department has made updates to allow 13- through 17-year-old residents with parental consent to download the app, which is now available in four new languages. This app is interoperable with 22 other states that also utilize the same notification exposure app technology.
You can find more information on the state's contact tracing efforts at the Department of Health's website here.
While vaccine supply from the federal government remains limited, the Department of Health is working to ensure the vaccine is provided in a way that is ethical, equitable and efficient.
All Pennsylvanians 16 and older are eligible to schedule a COVID-19 vaccine. You can give find vaccine providers on the map here.


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Главная Коллекция "Otherreferats" Иностранные языки и языкознание Interdisciplinary problems as one of the ways of implementation of practical-oriented approach in teaching of general physics of future teachers of labor education and technologies
Interdisciplinary problems as one of the ways of implementation of practical-oriented approach in teaching of general physics of future teachers of labor education and technologies
Practical-orientated approach as an important factor influencing the motivation of students to study general physics. Trait of development of interdisciplinary tasks. Feed compliance with such a didactic principle, as a link between theory and practice.
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Glukhiv national pedagogical university named by Olexander Dovzhenko, Ukraine
V. Bazurin
Formulation of the problem. Recently, there has been a decline in the level of knowledge and skills of entrants who enter higher education institutions, including pedagogical ones. This is especially evident from the example of students who transfer STIs from physics, but physics is not a discipline for them. These specialties include 014.10 "Secondary education. Labor training and technology». Experience shows that students of these specialties have a low level of motivation to study general physics, moreover, this discipline has undergone significant reductions. This requires students to have a significant amount of independent work, but its effectiveness remains low. The main reasons are low level of motivation and lack of independent work skills.
However, general physics is a fundamental discipline for students of specialties 014.10 "Secondary education. Labor training and technology". Its study is based on such disciplines as theoretical mechanics, resistance of materials, theory of machines and mechanisms, construction mechanics, reinforced concrete structures, hydraulic and thermal machines, etc. Without a thorough knowledge of physics and the ability to make calculations for future technology teachers and faculty of practical training, it will be difficult to master these disciplines - but these disciplines play an important role in shaping their professional competence.
In order for the process of studying general physics to be more effective, it is necessary to increase their level of motivation, and to improve the motivation of students to study general physics, it is expedient to use a practical approach. One of the ways to implement a practical approach to the study of general physics is to use situational tasks. According to the scholars [6, p.4], physical tasks of interdisciplinary nature are capable of linking some abstract nature of physical problems with those professional disciplines, the motivation to study which students have the highest.
Analysis of actual research. A wide range of problems of studying physics of students of higher educational institutions was solved in the studies of B.S. Sus, V.P. Sergiyenko, L.G. Sergiyenko and other scientists.
Theoretical and methodological principles of teaching the physics of future teachers of non-physical specialties were studied by A.M. Sil"vejstr [6].
In particular, I.T. Bohdanov substantiated the content and methods of teaching general physics of students of nonphysical specialties of higher pedagogical educational institutions [4]. M.I. Shatkovs'ka studied theoretical and methodological principles of integration of knowledge of students in physics and chemistry [7].
Interdisciplinary connections of the discipline "General Physics" are at the center of attention of such scholars as L.Yu. Blahodarenko [3], M.I. Shut [3].
However, the content and subjects of practical-oriented tasks in physics for students of specialties 014.10 "Secondary education remain. Labor training and technology».
The purpose of the article. Taking into account the above-mentioned goal of the article, it is to determine the content of intersubject problems in physics for students of specialties 014.10 "Secondary education. Labor training and technology "related to the disciplines of the cycle of vocational training.
Presenting main material. In the study of general physics students of non-physical specialties have found application elements of different approaches. In our opinion, the most important place belongs to the system approach, because the educational process is considered as an integral system consisting of a number of interrelated components: learning (student activity), teaching (teacher's activity).
Within the framework of a systematic approach to the teaching of general physics of future teachers of labor training and technologies, the following approaches were also reflected: task-oriented, research-oriented, practical-oriented, and others.
As we have already noted, a practical approach is important in teaching physics students of the specialty 014.10 "Secondary education. Labor training and technology". The peculiarities of applying a practical approach to teaching general physics of future teachers of labor education and technology were discussed in [8].
Researchers [5] note that the main means of learning for a practice-oriented approach is a situational task.
Situation problem - this is a task that contains a description of a particular situation, usually problematic [1].
Situation tasks are divided into three groups:
1) interdisciplinary (interdisciplinary) tasks;
2) tasks related to the environment of students;
3) tasks of professional direction [1].
It is expedient to apply the tasks of the first and third groups in higher educational establishments.
Given the topic of research, we are more interested in interdisciplinary tasks. In order to determine the content of interdisciplinary tasks, it is necessary to analyze the curricula of specialties 014.10 "Secondary education. Labor training and technologies".
Students studying in the specialty 014.10 "Secondary education. Labor studies and technologies", study the following disciplines: higher mathematics, engineering graphics (pictorial geometry and drawing), resistance to materials, theory of machines and mechanisms, technical mechanics, technological workshops, and others. Most of these disciplines are professionally-oriented. Moreover, it is important to separate the disciplines for which general physics is the foundation (theory of machines and mechanisms, material resistance, technical mechanics, etc.).
Technological workshop is one of the disciplines of the cycle of professional training. This discipline is taught almost simultaneously with general physics (second semester), therefore interdisciplinary tasks organically combine these disciplines.
If we analyze the training program of the discipline "Technological Workshop", then we can conclude that most of its topics are based on students' knowledge of the physical processes associated with the majority of sections of physics that are studied by students of the specialty. The main types of tasks are shown in Table 1.
Table 1. Interdisciplinary connections of disciplines "General Physics" and "Technological Practice" (on an example of problems in physics)
Technological Workshop
Types of tasks
Continuous movement of manual
and mechanized tools
Rotational motion and mechanized tools
Continuous motion in the machine tools
Rotary motion in machine tools
Determination of speed, acceleration of the translational and rotational motion of manual and mechanized tools
Determination of normal, tangential and angular acceleration during rotational movement
Determination of linear and angular velocity during rotational motion
The forces acting on the cutting tool
Determination of the forces acting on the cutting tool
Kinetic energy of the rotational workpiece
Determination of the kinetic energy of the rotational workpiece movement
Determination of machine power
Heating the workpiece and cutting tool
Aggregate states of matter
Thermal expansion of solids
Determination of the temperature, the heating time of the workpiece and the cutting tool
Determination of heat consumed by solder melting
Determination of the change in the size of solids due to heating
Laws of constant and alternating current
Electric circuit parameters
Power of electric tools
Current values of voltage and current
Determination of electric circuit parameters
Determination of power of mechanized tools with electric drive Determination of AC parameters
Lighting of the workplace
Determining the lighting conditions of the workplaces
Consider examples of interdisciplinary tasks from different sections of general physics related to the content of the discipline "Technological Practice".
Kinematics.
1. Determine the speed of the incisor relative to the surface of the workpiece, rotating in the lathe cartridge, if the rotational speed is 120 rpm, the diameter of the workpiece is 110 mm.
2. A 12 mm diameter drill rotates with a frequency of 120 rpm. The drill feed is 0.1 mm / rev. Determine the absolute speed of the point that lies on the outer surface of the drill.
3. In the cartridge of the lathe, a cylindrical billet with a diameter of 110 mm is rotated. Determine the normal acceleration and linear velocity of the point, which is on the outer surface of the workpiece, if the spindle speed is: 1) 120 rpm; 2) 650 rpm; 3) 720 rpm; 4) 1040 rpm
4. In the cartridge of the lathe, a cylindrical billet with a diameter of 105 mm and a length of 180 mm is rotated. Determine the angular velocity and normal acceleration of the point that lies on the generating cylinder, if the spindle speed is 650 rpm.
5. In the cartridge of the lathe TG-6 rotates a cylindrical billet with a diameter of 180 mm. Determine the normal acceleration and the linear velocity of the point lying on the outer surface of the workpiece for the rotational speeds of 385, 510, 700 rpm.
6. The turning speed of the spindle of the lathe is 16K20 equal to 2000 rpm, feed - 2.8 mm / rev. Determine the speed of the cutter in the horizontal direction.
7. The turning speed of the spindle of the lathe is 16K20 equal to 500 rpm, the feed is 0.6 mm / rev. The cartridge is secured with a cylindrical billet with a diameter of 180 mm. Determine the speed of the cutter in the horizontal direction, as well as the speed of the cutter relative to the surface of the workpiece.
Dynamics.
1. The locksmith acts on a file with a force of 40 N, directed at an angle of 30 ° to the surface of the file. Determine the vertical and horizontal components of force.
2. During the drilling of the hole in the workpiece, the worker presses the knob of the machine 2Н118 with an effort of 60 N. Determine the force with which the drill acts on the workpiece, if the handle length is 40 cm, and the shoulder of the lever acting on the spindle is 5 cm.
Solid state dynamics.
1. In the cartridge of the lathe, an aluminum billet with a diameter of 120 mm and a length of 100 mm is secured. The workpiece rotates at a frequency of 650 rpm. Determine the kinetic energy of the rotational motion.
2. In the cartridge of the lathe, a cylindrical billet with a diameter of 120 mm and a length of 300 mm, made of copper, is fixed. Determine the energy of the rotary motion of the workpiece at a rotational speed of 800 rev / in .. 1,000 rev / in .. 2000 rev / in ..
3. The engine power of the lathe 16K20 is 10 kW, and the efficiency is 0.75. In the cartridge the machine is fixed a steel workpiece of the type "stepped shaft", which consists of 3 stages with diameters, respectively, 100 mm, 60 mm, 40 mm. The lengths of the steps are respectively 80 mm, 120 mm and 200 mm. Determine the time required to unpack the workpiece to a rotational speed of 2000 rpm.
Fundamentals of thermodynamics.
1. Determine the efficiency of the solder with a rated power of 50 W, if for melting a drop of 2 grams of tin dropped at room temperature, it takes 20 seconds.
2. During the processing of aluminum workpiece on a lathe, it was heated to 70 ° C. Determine the diameter to which the workpiece must be sharpened if its diameter after cooling to room temperature should be 104 mm.
Laws of constant and alternating current.
1. The electric heating device has an efficiency of 40% and is designed for voltage of 220 V (active value). Determine the strength of current consumed by this device, if to bring to a boil 1.5 liters of water is 10 minutes. The initial water temperature is 20 ° C.
2. The power of the electric motor of the lathe 16K20 is 10kW, and the efficiency coefficient is 75%. The steel billet with a diameter of 20 cm and a length of 30 cm is rolled up to a rotational speed of 2000 rpm. for 30 s. Determine the efficiency of the machine.
Another important discipline is the cycle of training - "Tractors and cars". This discipline involves studying the following main topics: engine power system; crank mechanism; engine cooling system; engine lubrication system; brake system of the car; electrical equipment of the car; car chassis. After analyzing the curriculum in this discipline, we found that most topics are organically linked to the physical phenomena on which the principle of the operation of a car device is based. motivation interdisciplinary didactic physics
The main types of tasks are shown in Table 2.
Here are examples of interdisciplinary tasks in accordance with the sections of physics.
1. Determine the centripetal acceleration of the KrAZ vehicle, which moves at a speed of 60 km / h in the rounding of the path with a radius of 40 m.
2. The length of the braking distance of the car is 4 m. Determine the acceleration experienced by the vehicle if its initial speed is 60 km / h.
1. The tractor KhTZ-17221 develops power 175 hp and drives a 7-hole plow at a speed of 8 km / h. Determine the strength of soil resistance.
2. The KrAZ-256B car at a full weight of 23.5 t develops a speed of 68 km / h. The power of the YMZ-238 engine installed on the car is 240 hp Determine the efficiency of the engine.
Table 2. Interdisciplinary connections of disciplines "General physics" and "Tractors and cars" (on an example of problems in physics)
Tractors and cars
Progressive and rotational motion of cars
Progressive movement of the piston, pusher
Rotary shaft movement, flywheel
Determination of speed and acceleration of cars with translational and rotational motion
Determination of linear speed and linear acceleration of a piston or pusher
Determination of the linear and angular velocity of the rotational motion of the flywheel, shaft
Determination of normal, tangential and angular acceleration of the rotational motion of the flywheel, shaft
Continuous motion of cars Progressive movement of the piston, pusher
Determination of the braking distance of the car
Solid state dynamics
Flexible push pusher
Determination of the time of rotation of the flywheel
Determination of the energy of the rotational motion of the flywheel, shaft
Determination of forces acting on the flywheel during rotational movement
Dynamics of liquids and gases
Brake system of the car
Determination of the force of pressure on the brake pads
Fundamentals of
Power of the internal combustion engine
Heating of solids and liquids Aggregate states of matter Thermal expansion of solids and liquids
Determination of power, efficiency of internal combustion engine Determination of gas pressure on the piston
Determination of the heat expended on the transformation of a substance from one aggregate state to another
Determination of fluid volume due to heating
Determination of body size due to heating
Electric circuit parameters Work and power of electric current
Battery charge and discharge
Determination of the current and voltage in the electric circuit and in the electric circuit
Determination of the electric current in the heating elements Determine the capacity and battery charging time
Geometric optics
Determination of illumination from a light source
Construction of images in spherical mirrors
1. The flywheel of the engine weighing 60 kg and 60 cm in diameter is uncoupled to a rotational speed of 2400 rpm. in 1 min Determine engine power if its efficiency is 0.33.
2. Determine the moment of inertia of the wheel of the car, which has a mass of 40 kg. Consider the wheel with a disk with a cavity inside, the outer diameter of which is 80 cm, and the inner diameter is 30 cm.
1. A person presses a brake with an effort of 100 N. The diameter of the piston associated with the brake pedal is 2 cm2. The diameter of the piston that drives the brake pads is 6 cm. Determine the force with which the brake pad acts on the wheel.
2. In each of the four chambers of the car, a pressure of 2.2 atm was established. The weight of the car equals 1.6 tons. Determine the area of the support of the tire on the surface of the road.
1. The tractor KhTZ-17221 develops power 175 hp and spends diesel fuel 251 g / kWh. Determine the efficiency of the engine.
2. The engine of the car has a power of 100 hp and heats up to the operating temperature (90 ° C) for 10 minutes. Initial engine temperature is -10 ° C. The volume of the cooling fluid is 7 liters, and its heat capacity is 4200 J / kg * K. Determine which part of the engine power is consumed to heat the engine.
The laws of constant and alternating current
1. There are two identical light bulbs in power supply of 10 W in parallel to the power supply of the car with 12 V voltage. Determine how many times the power consumed by these bulbs changes if you turn them on sequentially.
2. The car battery has a capacity of 600 A-h and is charged with a current of 10 A. Determine the time of charging the battery.
Conclusions. Practical-orientated approach in teaching physics of students of the specialty 014.10 «Secondary education. Labor training and technology "plays an important role in motivating students. The main means of teaching is a practical-oriented task. In the practice of teaching physics in higher educational institutions, it is advisable to apply practical-oriented tasks of two types: interdisciplinary and professional-purpose tasks.
Disciplines "Technological Practicum" and "Tractors and cars" have themes, in the study of which it is advisable to rely on the knowledge of students in physics. There is a wide range of physical tasks, the content of which is related to the content of disciplines "Technological Practice" and "Tractors and cars". It is expedient to elaborate the tasks of the problem, as well as develop a system of problems of professionally oriented content.
Prospects for further research are the development of a system of interdisciplinary tasks and the study of their impact on the level of student motivation and their success.
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General physics is one of the fundamental disciplines studied by future teachers of labor education and technology. An important factor influencing the motivation of students to study general physics is a practice-oriented approach. The main means of learning at the same time are practical-oriented tasks, including tasks of interdisciplinary nature. The article proposes the topics and contents interdisciplinary tasks of general physics for students of the specialty 014.10 "Secondary education. Labor training and technology".
The author proposes a set of tasks on the main topics studied by future technology teachers: kinematics, dynamics, dynamics of solids, dynamics of liquids and gases, conservation laws, thermodynamics, laws of direct and alternating current, optics. The developed tasks belong to the main topics in physics, which are studied by future teachers of labor studies and technologies: kinematics, dynamics, dynamics of solids, dynamics of liquids and gases, conservation laws, the basis of thermodynamics, the laws of constant and alternating current, geometric optics.
The content of the developed tasks is organically linked with the content of such disciplines as resistance of materials, technical mechanics, thermal and hydraulic machines, technological workshops, tractors and cars. The developed interdisciplinary tasks are important for increasing the motivation of students to study general physics, since they ensure compliance with such a didactic principle, as a connection between theory and practice.
The prospect of further research in this direction is to develop a system of practical-oriented tasks in general physics as well as an experimental verification of their impact on the motivation and success of the students.
Key words: general Physics; future teachers; labor training and technology.
Загальна фізика є однією з фундаментальних дисциплін, які вивчають майбутні вчителі трудового навчання та технологій. Важливим чинником, що впливає на мотивацію студентів до вивчення загальної фізики, є практико-орієнтовний підхід. Основними засобами навчання при цьому є практико-орієнтовані задачі, у тому числі задачі міжпредметного характеру. У статті запропонована тематика і зміст міжпредметних задач з загальної фізики для студентів спеціальності 014.10 «Середня освіта. Трудове навчання та технології».
Автор визначає міжпредметні зв'язки курсу загальної фізики з дисциплінами фахової спрямованості, такими як «Технологічний практикум» і «Трактори і автомобілі».
Автор пропонує набір задач за основними темами, що вивчаються майбутніми учителями технологій: кінематика, динаміка, динаміка твердого тіла, динаміка рідин і газів, закони збереження, термодинаміка, закони постійного і змінного струму, оптика. Розроблені задачі належать до основних тем з фізики, які вивчаються майбутніми вчителями трудового навчання та технологій: кінематика, динаміка, динаміка твердого тіла, динаміка рідин і газів, закони збереження, основи термодинаміки, закони постійного та змінного електричного струму, геометрична оптика.
Зміст розроблених задач органічно пов'язаний зі змістом таких дисциплін, як опір матеріалів, технічна механіка, теплові та гідравлічні машини, технологічний практикум, трактори та автомобілі.
Розроблені міжпредметні задачі мають важливе значення для підвищення мотивації студентів до вивчення загальної фізики, оскільки забезпечують дотримання такого дидактичного принципу, як зв'язок теорії з практикою.
Перспектива подальших досліджень у даному напрямі полягає у розробці системи практико-орієнтованих задач з загальної фізики а також експериментальна перевірка їх впливу на мотивацію та успішність студентів.
Ключові слова: загальна фізика; майбутні вчителі; трудове навчання та технології.
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an instrument used to obtain an enlarged image of small objects and reveal details of structure not otherwise distinguishable.
The light path of a darkfield microscope. From Hart and Shears, 1997.
acoustic microscope one using very high frequency ultrasound waves, which are focused on the object; the reflected beam is converted to an image by electronic processing.
binocular microscope one with two eyepieces, permitting use of both eyes simultaneously.
compound microscope one consisting of two lens systems whereby the image formed by the system near the object is magnified by the one nearer the eye.
darkfield microscope one so constructed that illumination is from the side of the field so that details appear light against a dark background.
electron microscope one in which an electron beam, instead of light, forms an image for viewing, allowing much greater magnification and resolution. The image may be viewed on a fluorescent screen or may be photographed. Types include scanning and transmission electron microscopes.
fluorescence microscope one used for the examination of specimens stained with fluorochromes or fluorochrome complexes, e.g., a fluorescein-labeled antibody, which fluoresces in ultraviolet light.
light microscope one in which the specimen is viewed under ordinary illumination.
operating microscope one designed for use in performance of delicate surgical procedures, e.g., on the middle ear or small vessels of the heart.
phase microscope (phase-contrast microscope) a microscope that alters the phase relationships of the light passing through and that passing around the object, the contrast permitting visualization of the object without the necessity for staining or other special preparation.
scanning electron microscope (SEM) an electron microscope that produces a high magnification image of the surface of a metal-coated specimen by scanning an electron beam and building an image from the electrons reflected at each point.
simple microscope one that consists of a single lens.
slit lamp microscope a corneal microscope with a special attachment that permits examination of the endothelium on the posterior surface of the cornea.
stereoscopic microscope a binocular microscope modified to give a three-dimensional view of the specimen.
transmission electron microscope (TEM) an electron microscope that produces highly magnified images of ultrathin tissue sections or other specimens. An electron beam passes through the metal-impregnated specimen and is focused by magnetic lenses into an image.
x-ray microscope one in which x-rays are used instead of light, the image usually being reproduced on film.
a binocular microscope used to obtain good visualization of fine structures in the operating field; in the standing type of microscope, a motorized zoom lens system operated by hand or foot controls provides an adjustable working distance; in headborne models, interchangeable oculars provide the magnification needed.
a binocular microscope used in delicate surgery, especially surgery of the eye or ear. The standing type of operating microscope has a motorized zoom system operated by a foot pedal that quickly changes the magnification. The operating microscope that attaches to a surgeon's head has interchangeable lenses for different magnifications. Also called surgical microscope.
A binocular, low-powered microscope with coaxial lighting and foot controls for focus, zoom magnification and X and Y shift used by surgeons to permit a degree of surgical precision not otherwise obtainable. Operating microscopes are most used by OPHTHALMOLOGISTS, ENT SURGEONS, VASCULAR SURGEONS and GYNAECOLOGISTS.
one using very high frequency ultrasound waves, which are focused on the object; the reflected beam is converted to an image by electronic processing.
one with two eyepieces, permitting use of both eyes simultaneously.
the standard bench microscope used in histology and requiring stained tissue sections.
the standard laboratory microscope used in veterinary science; consists of a two lens system whereby the image formed by the system near the object (objective) is magnified by the one nearer the eye (eyepiece).
used for examining unstained, often living cells, in which light is only directed into the objective lens if it is deflected by an object in its path. The object is thus viewed as a white structure in an otherwise black (darkfield) background.
one using an electron beam of very short wavelength as the source of illumination. It has a resolving power of 2 nm (which is 100 times greater than with the light microscope). Includes the transmission electron microscope and the scanning electron microscope (below). See also immunoelectron microscopy.
one used for the examination of specimens stained with fluorochromes or fluorochrome complexes, e.g. a fluorescein-labeled antibody, which fluoresces in ultraviolet light. See also fluorescence microscopy.
a microscope similar to the phase contrast microscope but delivers a three-dimensional image. Called also Nomarski interference phase microscope.
used for examining unstained or stained particles or the cellular structure of tissues that have been cut into sections and stained. It has a resolving power of 0.2 μm. Modern light microscopes have an eyepiece and objective lenses which provide magnification, and a condenser beneath the stage which gathers and focuses light on the object being examined.
one designed for use in performance of delicate surgical procedures, e.g. on the middle ear, eye or small vessels of the heart.
a form of light microscope useful for examining living, unstained structures, including animal cells and bacteria, e.g. leptospira. The phase of the light wave passing through different structures in the cell, e.g. nucleus vs. thin part of the cytoplasm, is changed by different amounts and thereby provides contrast.
based on the phenomenon of birefringence; useful in the study of bone and muscle.
an electron microscope that produces a high-magnification image of the surface of a metal-coated specimen (shadow casting) by scanning an electron beam and building up an image from the electrons reflected at each point. Particularly useful for determining the three-dimensional structure of objects.
one that consists of a single lens.
one used in the examination of the corneal endothelium.
a binocular microscope modified to give a three-dimensional view of the specimen.
one that resembles an inverted light microscope in that the beam of electrons generated from a heated filament at the top of the instrument passes down through a column where it is focused by magnetic coils (lenses) and is differentially scattered when it passes through the specimen. The image is recorded either on a photographic plate or on a phosphorescent screen.
uses an ultraviolet light source; useful in histochemical studies; only photographic images are available.
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Currently, the DCMHI has 37 members, including the Douglas County School District, the district attorney's office, Tri-County Health, local law enforcement agencies, area hospitals, Douglas County government, behavioral health facilities, Douglas County Youth Initiative, and various public health resources.
When asked what she wanted readers to know about the DCMHI, Mosbach said, "We want people to be aware that these resources exist and ongoing efforts are happening." More importantly, Mosbach stressed that the stigma surrounding mental health needs to change. Mental health conditions do not discriminate, can be treated and are no different than physical afflictions.
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