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David I. of Strathbogie († 6. August 1270 in Karthago) war ein schottischer Adliger und Kreuzfahrer im 13. Jahrhundert. Er war der Sohn von John of Strathbogie und der Gräfin Ada von Atholl, von der er 1264 die schottische Grafschaft Atholl erbte.

Um das Jahr 1266 heiratete er die englische Adlige Isabel de Dover († 1292), die nach dem Tod ihres Bruders die Baronie von Chilham (Kent) erbte. Ihr gemeinsamer Sohn war John of Strathbogie, 9. Earl of Atholl († 1306), der im schottischen Unabhängigkeitskrieg von den Engländern exekutiert wurde.

David nahm 1270 am Kreuzzug des französischen Königs Ludwig IX. dem Heiligen nach Afrika (Siebter Kreuzzug) teil. Er ist damit einer der wenigen schottischen Kreuzfahrer überhaupt, die namentlich bekannt sind. Dabei schloss er sich nicht dem Kontingent englischer Ritter unter der Führung des Prinzen Eduard an, das ebenfalls an diesem Kreuzzug teilnehmen wollte, sondern zog direkt nach Frankreich, um sich dem Heer König Ludwigs anzuschließen. Wie auch viele andere Kreuzritter starb er im Feldlager von Karthago an einer um sich greifenden Seuche. Sein Leichnam wurde nach Schottland überführt.

Einzelnachweise

Literatur
 John Fordun, Scotichronicon, hrsg. von Walter Goodall (1759), Bd. II, S. 111–112
 A. A. M. Duncan: The Earldom of Atholl in the 13th Century, in: The Scottish Genealogist 7.2 (1960)

Weblink
 Earls of Atholl (Strathbogie) bei Foundation for Medieval Genealogy (englisch)

Earl of Atholl
Kreuzfahrer (Siebter Kreuzzug)
Schotte
Geboren im 13. Jahrhundert
Gestorben 1270
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Immune status and respiratory illness for elite swimmers during a 12-week training cycle
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Indigenous Research, Differing Value Systems
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Intelligent Computation for Nonlinear Modelling and Constraint Nonlinear Optimal Control
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Managing interactions in smart environments
Nixon, P., Lacey, G. & Dobson, S., 2000, London: Springer. 250 p.
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Discuss Under the Udala Trees by Chinelo Okparanta: How do you respond to Ijeoma's relationship with God and her faith?
RE: How do you respond to Ijeoma's relationship with God and her faith?
This is a really difficult question but interesting. No one can really know anyone else's relationship with God and why we have faith or don't have it, and I don't think the author presented Ijeoma's views clearly, letting us decide for ourselves. Certainly the Bible studies she and her mother did for hours every day had a negative effect on Ijeoma; however, she tried to understand what was presented to her as God's law. Her feelings denied what she was forced to believe. I think Ijeoma rejected those teachings after a time, as she grew and matured. Her relationship was exactly like that of so many children. She believed what she was told to believe but eventually came to her own understanding and nonacceptance. We are what our parents teach us until we gain the knowledge that forces us to either reject or continue to accept those teachings.
Re: We are what our parents teach us until we gain the knowledge that forces us to either reject or continue to accept those teachings.
In general, I think this is so true. However, one of the strong traits that I found admirable in this author's writing was the strong sense of convictions and emotions she gave to Ijeoma. She respectfully listened to her Mother's reading of the Bible...but...there was always that quiet sense of questioning and doubt in her mind and heart. She flipped the coin and saw it from another perspective. I found myself cheering for her at that juncture. When I reached the Epilogue, I found that sense of "closing" that I was hoping for. On page 320-321, she quotes Mama saying " A bicycle has two wheels. Of course it does. Ndidi is one, and I am the other" -searching for that town in Nigeria where love is allowed to be love. Hoping that this place will be all of Nigeria. Then, the author concludes with the presentation of Hebrews 8 concerning the covenant God made with the house of Israel and the house of Judah, i.e., change and revision. Ijeoma concludes that this is the lesson of the Bible, i.e., this affirmation of the importance of reflection, and of revision, enough revision to do away with tired, old, even faulty laws. "'Sometimes I sit with my Bible in my hands, and I think to myself that God is an artist and the world is His canvas." Perhaps this world can be like Mama (page 323) "God, who created you, must have known what He did. Enough is enough." I think the author sent her message and purpose for writing this book with the closing line : LET PEACE BE. LET LIFE BE.
As with all children, we accept and believe what we are told. When Ijeoma returned from the school teacher's house and her mother began the Bible lessons, she began to question her mother's interpretation of the passages. She was beginning to see how things could be another way. She believed in God and wanted to trust, but grew up with stories of fear and anger and many superstitions.
I think I would have felt similar to Ijeoma - she was kinda forced by her mother to undergo Bible teachings that said what she was doing with Amina was an "abomination." But then she would twist the words around to present another, opposite viewpoint. I liked this side of her. She definitely struggled with what she had been taught when she was younger, with what was in the Bible, but then she would find other Bible passages that would support what she felt. I have always felt that way about the Bible - you can find words that will support or negate your cause.
rebeccal I like your thought process and totally agree with it. The closing of the book does say it all: LET PEACE BE. LET LIFE BE. Isn't peace in life a chance for for Life to be?
I agree with others that Ijeoma was respectful of her mother and struggled with her faith like young people do. And Ijeoma came to her own conclusions. I was very happy when she remembered Jesus' word: He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone to her! She felt relief and I felt she would be ok with herself.
I feel that she was very conflicted and had doubts about God, not just the gay lesbian issues but in general. Some of Okparanta's writing along this line gave root to my own questions.


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Das Velomuseum Freiburg (bis 2015: Musée du Vélo-Club Fribourg) ist ein Fahrradmuseum in Freiburg im Schweizer Kanton Freiburg.

Das Velomuseum Freiburg wurde 2012 von Auguste Girard, einem ehemaligen Schweizer Radrennfahrer, sowie von Jean-Pierre Biolley gegründet. Es befindet sich im Dachstock der Militärkaserne Poya in Freiburg und zeigt über 50 Fahrräder, unter anderem ein Veloziped aus dem Jahre 1861 vom Typ Draisine, Hochräder und Rennräder, sowie die Geschichte des Radsports.

Bis 2015 war es das Museum des Vélo-Clubs Fribourg. Mittels Fotos und Presseartikeln wird die Geschichte des 1905 gegründeten Clubs vermittelt. Die bekanntesten Fahrer der Vereinsgeschichte werden gewürdigt. So Aloys Grandjean, der Anfang der Fünfzigerjahre mit einem Einrad den Sustenpass überquerte, oder Michel Kuhn, der 1974 in Montreal bei der Amateur-WM Bronze gewann. Auch Magali Pache, die im Jahr 2000, kurz nach ihrem Sieg der Schweizer Bahnmeisterschaft angefahren und tödlich verletzt wurde.

Weblinks
 Velo Museum von Freiburg, auf der Website von Fribourg-Tourisme
 Le Musée du Vélo-Club Fribourg auf der Website des Veloclub Freiburg

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Museum im Kanton Freiburg
Organisation (Freiburg im Üechtland)
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THE ALWAYS DEPENDABLE Tory DailyGuff effortlessly demonstrates its neo-Orwellian (or should that be Nero-Orwellian) pedigree on today's front page.
The British public was yesterday urged not to panic over the country's gold medal drought as officials insisted that Team GB was still on target for a bumper Olympic haul.
And there was I, running up and down our road dressed only in a pyjama top, gibbering at the sheer unrelieved tension of it all. Silly me.
Now, someone could write a whole thesis on that intro alone: for example the insinuation that all good citizens ought, by now, to have raised their level of patriotic fervour to hysteria pitch. Or the shadowy 'officials', whose iron grip on the Olympic Plan will surely deliver those longed-for gongs bang on cue.
Or just 'the Games' these days, since history is repeating itself 19 centuries on. If one peeks behind the wall-to-wall flag-waving by the media (at page 26 of today's cellulose edition of the DailyGuff to be precise), problems with the bread side of the equation are popping up like the ugly heads of synchronised swimmers at a goblin gala.
"Household incomes hit seven-year low" is the headline over an article that points out that families can now only afford to pay 2005 prices for burgers and chips, let alone the astronomic amounts demanded by monopoly sponsors in the hermetically-sealed east London rallying arena.
Above that article is one headlined: "Euro failure would trigger UK bank nationalisations." It would trigger a hell of a lot more than that for the vulgaris. But it always helps to be reminded about whose priorities matter most.
That would definitely count as a heroic, gold medal-worthy effort for a country whose entire GDP was barely £1.5 trillion before it started shrinking.
Hmm. Let's see now, what should we spend all that money on when it's been printed? Bread, d'you think? Or circuses?


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There's no substitute for knowledge. Coding something you don't understand should set off warning bells in your brain: "What does the code I just wrote really do?" That's the time to experiment.
I have seen too many people take a shotgun approach to coding: they just fire a blast of characters onto the screen and rearrange them until something works. Too often, instructors foster the mindset that the only thing that counts is getting the right answer: I keep finding people who put something in a program "because it works"—in that particular situation—but don't understand what they are doing and so can't extend it to other situations or aren't aware of how it might fail.
Steal. Tom Christiansen and Nathan Torkington have gone and left a pile of code in a fat book5 at your local bookstore which you can use for anything you want and they'll never complain. If you find the task you're trying to solve in there, have at it. You can always break your overall task into smaller logical units that are more generic and therefore more likely to be in the book.
Mutate. Start by using good code that does something similar to what you want, and gradually change it to fit your needs. Even though there may be code you don't understand in there, it may stay isolated from your changes, so you don't have to worry about it. (Anyone who has subclassed a module is familiar with 2. this way of thinking.) How do you recognize good code? Emulate the best.
Now, whenever we've asked who to emulate, people have been reluctant to name anyone in particular. We applaud their sense of fairness but the result is frustrating. Therefore we present our totally biased, incomplete, but still useful list of authors whose code you can find on the net, the copying of which will likely lead to good results.6 We've put the names in alphabetical order to avoid any more outrage than necessary.
Note to the obviousness-challenged: this wasn't a popularity contest and we're not handing out awards. Of course there are dozens of other people we could have added, and hundreds more are worthy of inclusion in such a list if only we were aware of them all. (And if you're in that category, we apologize to you.) We print it here because it's the kind of list we wanted, and couldn't find, when we were beginning Perl. Arbitrary and incomplete as it is, we believe it to be superior to no list at all.


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Assistant/Associate Professor-Part Time, Otolaryngology
Job ID 252767 Location Augusta University Full/Part Time Part-Time Regular/Temporary Regular Job ID: 252767 Position #: 40050263 The Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University is seeking a part-time faculty member at the Assistant Professor level in its Department of Otolaryngology that will work as 0.50 FTE in the Medical College of Georgia and a 0.50 FTE at the Charlie Norwood Veterans Affairs Medical Center for a combined 1.0 FTE. All AU faculty with VA appointments are subject to the policies of the University System of Georgia, and AU's only obligation is to that portion of the FTE and salary which is AU. Responsibilities The duties include, but are not limited to: Teaching Educate Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery residents and medical students in the OR and clinical office. Clinical/Patient Care Care for Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery patients. Scholarship Perform research in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery....
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Arizona Conservatives Embrace Cannabis Reform
By Doug Fine
Inside Tucson's Tumbleweeds Health Center, a dignified, top-shelf cannabis club and education center owned by two young health care professionals, Kim Williams and Dana Zygmunt, the first three members I met on a recent visit were exactly the outsider's stereotype of Arizonans. Not Arizonan cannabis aficionados and patients. Just Arizonans.
Which is to say older, politically conservative, and military-affiliated, respectively. And this explains why the Drug Peace is about to break out nationwide: the right side of the political spectrum is on the same bus as the left. Across party lines, Americans grok that the nation will be safer, stronger, healthier and richer when cannabis is removed from the federal Controlled Substances Act so states can regulate it as they wish.
We're seeing such rapid legislative change because the numbers have seeped through to politicos: forty percent of Colorado Republicans voted to legalize cannabis last November. A majority of Kentuckians support ending the war on cannabis. Even Ronald Reagan's secretary of state George Shultz is a vocal Drug Peace activist.
Here's how the tipping point looks on the ground in the heartland: first through the Tumbleweeds door that July afternoon in downtown Tucson was a 68-year-old cancer patient named Suzanne. Cane in hand, she hobbled slowly inside, confabbed with 32-year-old Zygmunt on a couch for a while, shuffled through the lending library's "cooking with cannabis" section, and then agreed to sit down with a visiting journalist. I asked her why she's come to cannabis.
"Um, I need to eat," she said. "My doctor said it's time. The chemo has left me with terrible indigestion. I lived through the sixties, I tried (cannabis) a few times, so I know it won't hurt me. We're picking out a strain that will help my appetite."
Wondering if there was a strain that wouldn't, it occurred to me that one tends to joke about The Munchies, but in Suzanne's case the phenomenon is a matter of life or death. When I asked her if she feels any stigma about discussing her medication outside of the Tumbleweeds tastefully decorated walls, and she looked me in the eye and said evenly, "I'm trying to regain my health. I'm going to use what works."
Next into the Tumbleweeds lobby, shaking off the water from a warm Monsoon season downpour outside, was a considerably more nimble woman named Lindsey, a 28-year-old registered Republican and lifelong Arizonan who volunteers at Tumbleweeds. When I asked the striking redhead of the "yee haw! I'm a Western gal!" variety why she does so, she said, "To the thousands of patients Kim and Dana have helped, the people here become family. It's not the same atmosphere at the (three Tucson) dispensaries, where people just come for their medicine. It's not just that these women are great, caring people, which they are, it's that Tumbleweeds provides information about cannabis to any member of the community, without judgment. We're open to all walks of life."
And Arizona, especially Tucson, has it all. Lindsey's own first approach at Tumbleweeds, in fact, encapsulates the journey the law-abiding world is making en masse back to the cannabis plant. "I remember when I first rang that bell nearly two years ago --- I was so scared. I teach gymnastics, I'm conservative. I consider cannabis to be a health maintenance tool for people like me. So I came in with some questions. Three months later I was volunteering."
The membership club model Williams and Zygmunt have developed is essentially a health and education center. Arizona allows free cannabis distribution among patients, but not sale outside of dispensaries. So Tumbleweeds' 205 members pay a monthly fee for access to the library, talks like the one I have the previous night surrounding my book Too High to Fail, and educational seminars on cannabinoid science, tincture delivery and cannabis history. The eighth of an ounce of top shelf cannabis flowers that members are provided is free and is grown by Williams herself (her iguanas patrol the garden for bugs - I've seen them in action).
When I asked the 42-year-old Williams a sign interpreter by training, why she wanted to get into the cannabis business, she said, "Well, I love the plant, for one thing. I see how helpful it is to my own health maintenance routine. But we're figuring out a business model as we go along. We thought we'd open a dispensary in Colorado, and we were already on our way (from California) when Arizona voters allowed medicinal cannabis, so we turned the car south and got in on the ground floor (in the Grand Canyon State). We decided to become a health center rather than a dispensary because we wanted to create an educational environment rather than just be providers."
Tumbleweeds co-founder Zygmunt, a nurse (specializing in elder care) and a former marine, hammered home that point. "For me it's all about the interactions I have with people like Suzanne," the Buffalo, New York native told me. "It didn't have to be cannabis, it's just that cannabis is helpful to so many people. What I love is that a lady like her comes in desperate for relief and in a few minutes she's showing me pictures of her grandkids. I could talk to her all day. This is a nice niche for me. Helping people who are very worried about their health to relax."
A muscular man about old enough to be Suzanne's grandson strolled into Tumbleweeds next. Turns out Lee, 24, is a special forces veteran of three "intense" tours in Asia and Africa, some of which he can talk about, some of which he can't. One didn't need to ask why cannabis is helpful to him. I'd seen enough returning vets getting both physical and psychological relief from the plant by this point to make an educated guess. But he volunteered to me that the ancient plant helps "steer me away from pills." He also said that he openly talks about the benefits of the plant with his friends who are still in the military, including those with whom he deployed in high risk operations. "For people who don't know anything about cannabis, Tumbleweeds is a perfect place."
Although at this point in my myth-dispelling Tumbleweeds research I found myself asking, "Where are the Cheech Marin characters?," none of this day's visitors surprised Williams and Zygmunt, a couple who have been together for six years. "We've had five star generals in here," Williams said. "Doctors. Lawyers. In Arizona the patients have spoken, and we are here for all of them - from a fast food employee to high-ranking medical officials. I love the variety of people as much as any other part of this adventure."
Zygmunt added, "As a health care professional for ten years, I think that the medical establishment in Tucson gets cannabis as a medical tool, and supports our work. Doctors send people here all the time."
And that's how a woman-owned institution that provides cannabis education in a Red State thrives long enough to prepare for its second anniversary celebration, which will be held in November. "We're a farmer's market here," Williams told me, stamping a dollar bill with a cartoon dialog bubble that causes George Washington to appear to say, "I grew hemp." "Not a supermarket."
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"""
Solves for the energy coefficient matrix, A in x^T*A*x+Bx+C. Energy formula for
seam value energy.

Written by Zachary Ferguson
"""

import numpy
import scipy.sparse
import itertools

import includes

from bilerp_energy import bilerp_coeffMats

from seam_intervals import compute_edge_intervals
from util import *

import warnings
warnings.simplefilter('ignore', scipy.sparse.SparseEfficiencyWarning)

def E_ab(a, b, edge, width, height):
    """
    Calculate the energy in the inverval a to b.
    Parameters:
        a, b - interval to integrate over
        edge - the edge in UV-space to interpolate
        width, height - texture's dimensions
    Returns: Energy matrix for the interval
    """

    # Get the UV coordinates of the edge pair, swaping endpoints of one edge
    uv0, uv1 = edge

    # Determine the midpoint of the interval in UV-space
    mid_uv = lerp_UV((a + b) / 2., uv0, uv1)

    # Determine surrounding pixel indices
    (p00, p10, p01, p11)  = surrounding_pixels(mid_uv, width, height,
        as_index=True)

    nPixels = width * height

    luv0, luv1 = globalEdge_to_local(uv0, uv1, p00, width, height)

    # Compute the coefficient matrix for the interval
    (A, B, C) = bilerp_coeffMats(luv0, luv1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4)

    # Each of the A, Ap, B, Bp, C, Cp are 1xN matrices.
    # E is Nx1 * 1xN = NxN
    def term(M, n):
        """
            Compute the integral term with constant matrix (M) and
            power n after integration.
        """
        M *= (1. / n * (b**n - a**n)) # Prevent unnecessary copying
        return M

    # Product of differences (8x8)
    AA = A.T.dot(A)
    AB = A.T.dot(B)
    AC = A.T.dot(C)
    BB = B.T.dot(B)
    BC = B.T.dot(C)
    CC = C.T.dot(C)

    values = (term(AA, 5.) + term(AB + AB.T, 4.) + term(AC + AC.T + BB, 3.) +
         term(BC + BC.T, 2.) + term(CC, 1.))

    ijs = numpy.array(list(itertools.product((p00, p10, p01, p11), repeat=2)))

    E = scipy.sparse.coo_matrix((values.ravel(), ijs.reshape(-1, 2).T),
        shape = (nPixels, nPixels))

    return E

def E_edge(edge, width, height, edge_len):
    """ Compute the energy coefficient matrix over a single edge pair. """
    intervals = sorted(list(compute_edge_intervals(edge, width, height)))

    N = width * height

    # Space for the matrix.
    # E_edge = scipy.sparse.coo_matrix((N, N))
    from accumulate_coo import AccumulateCOO
    E_edge = AccumulateCOO()

    # Solve for the energy coeff matrix over the edge pair
    for a, b in pairwise(intervals):
        # Add intervals energy to total Energy
        # E_edge += E_ab(a, b, edge, width, height)
        E_edge.add(E_ab(a, b, edge, width, height))

    # Finally accumulate the total.
    E_edge = E_edge.total((N, N))

    # Multiply by the length of the edge in 3D
    return E_edge * edge_len

def E_total(mesh, edges, width, height, textureVec):
    """
    Calculate the energy coeff matrix for a width x height texture.
    Inputs:
        mesh - the model in OBJ format
        edges - edges of the model in (fi, (fv0, fv1)) format
        width, height - texture's dimensions
        textureVec - (width*height)x(depth) vector for the texture
    Output:
        QuadEnergy for the total seam value energy.
    """
    print("Building Seam Value Energy Matrix:")

    # Sum up the energy coefficient matrices for all the edge pairs
    N = width * height

    # E = scipy.sparse.coo_matrix((N, N))
    from accumulate_coo import AccumulateCOO
    E = AccumulateCOO()

    sum_edge_lens = 0.0
    for i, edge in enumerate(edges):
        print_progress(i / float(len(edges)))
        face = mesh.f[edge[0]]
        # Calculate the 3D edge length
        verts = [numpy.array(mesh.v[face[i].v]) for i in edge[1]]
        edge_len = numpy.linalg.norm(verts[1] - verts[0])
        sum_edge_lens += edge_len
        # Convert to UV edge
        uv_edge = [mesh.vt[face[i].vt] for i in edge[1]]
        # Calculate the energy of the edge
        E.add(E_edge(uv_edge, width, height, edge_len))

    E = E.total((N, N))

    print_progress(1.0)
    print("\n")

    # Divide by the total edge length in 3D
    SV = (E / sum_edge_lens).tocsc()
    p0 = textureVec
    return QuadEnergy(SV, scipy.sparse.csc_matrix(-SV.dot(p0)),
        scipy.sparse.csc_matrix(p0.T.dot(SV.dot(p0))))

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How successful is artificial insemination in dogs?
How successful is artificial insemination in dogs? – Additional Questions
How long does it take for a dog to get pregnant after artificial insemination?
Is AI better than natural breeding in dogs?
How many times should you do an AI on a dog?
What are the pros and cons of artificial insemination?
How many days will a female dog let a male mount her?
What are the disadvantages of artificial insemination?
Why do breeders choose artificial insemination?
What are disadvantages of natural breeding?
What are the advantages of artificial insemination?
What are the 4 types of artificial insemination?
How long is the process for artificial insemination?
What are some disadvantages of artificial intelligence?
Who is the father of AI?
Why AI should not replace humans?
How expensive is AI?
How do I buy an AI?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of AI?
How successful is artificial insemination in dogs? The best success rate for ai in dogs is achieved with fresh semen. When the female dog is promptly inseminated, the success rate varies with the skill of the breeder but mirrors natural breeding. When using semen that is fresh and has been chilled, the success rate drops to 59 to 80 percent.
How much does it cost to artificially inseminate my dog? Artificial insemination done without surgery is $125 with semen provided by owner. Collection of semen from stud dog and evaluation before insemination is $125.
Can you artificially inseminate a dog at home? Artificial insemination involves collecting the semen of a male dog or stud, and then contributing this to the female dog's reproductive system. This can be done at home or by a veterinarian.
Is it illegal to artificially inseminate a dog? Breeders should be aware that performing AI on their own and other dogs is illegal for nonveterinarians in some states. For example, in Minnesota owners can perform AI with fresh semen on their own animals but cannot legally perform AI on animals they do not own and cannot use semen that has had anything added to it.
Once the progesterone levels reach ovulation level, one final insemination is done 2 days later. Pregnancy can then be confirmed about 25 days later with an ultrasound. Progesterone levels can be determined either by a laboratory or by an in-hospital test kit.
AI is not necessarily more successful than the natural mating method as success is still very much dependent on targeting the ideal stage of ovulation during the oestrous cycle.
The estrus period starts four days before ovulation and sticks around until three days after ovulation. That gives a total of 7 days of possible breeding. If you do AI every other day, you are looking at 3-4 inseminations at a time.
7 Pros and Cons of Artificial Insemination
It makes breeding easy and is cost-effective.
It allows for genetic preservation.
It presents the capability to freeze sperm.
It makes remote mating possible.
It disturbs species and disrupts their natural habits.
It is not effective in other species.
How Many Days Will a Female Dog Let a Male Mount Her? The average period during which a female dog lets male dogs mount her is 7 days. However, this is entirely up to the female and varies between individuals. Some females let males mount them for a couple of days and others more than a week.
Disadvantages of A.I:
Requires well-trained operations and special equipment. Requires more time than natural services. Necessitates the knowledge of the structure and function of reproduction on the part of operator. Improper cleaning of instruments and in sanitary conditions may lead to lower fertility.
Artificial insemination can provide many benefits to breeding both in canines and other species. It allows the use of semen from stud dogs around the world without the requirement to transport the dogs, thereby opening up the possibilities of genetic diversity within a breed.
High chances of inbreeding High chances of disease transmission eg brucellosis The farmer requires extra pasture to rear a bull Large males can injure small females A lot of semen is wasted on a single cow Conservation facilities and breeding programs are a way to save endangered animals, but they can also become a
Advantages of Artificial Insemination
It prevents the spread of certain diseases and sterility due to genital diseases': contagious abortion, vibriosis. By regular examination of semen after collection and frequent checking on fertility make, early detection of interior males and better breeding efficiency is ensured.
There are four different types of artificial insemination, and they each offer unique benefits and difficulties.
Intracervical Insemination.
Intrauterine Insemination.
Intrauterine Tuboperitoneal Insemination.
Intratubal Insemination.
Which Type is Best?
What you can expect. The visit for intrauterine insemination takes about 15 to 20 minutes and is usually done in a doctor's office or clinic. The IUI procedure itself takes just a minute or two and requires no medications or pain relievers. Your doctor or a specially trained nurse performs the procedure.
Disadvantages of Artificial Intelligence
High Costs. The ability to create a machine that can simulate human intelligence is no small feat.
No creativity. A big disadvantage of AI is that it cannot learn to think outside the box.
Unemployment.
Make Humans Lazy.
No Ethics.
Emotionless.
No Improvement.
After playing a significant role in defining the area devoted to the creation of intelligent machines, John McCarthy, an American computer scientist pioneer and inventor, was called the "Father of Artificial Intelligence." In his 1955 proposal for the 1956 Dartmouth Conference, the first artificial intelligence
Artificial Intelligence isn't capable of analyzing context, thinking critically through complicated scenarios, developing complex strategies. Teams and organizations are constantly interacting with the external environment. But AI can only process data that has been entered into its system.
According to Analytics Insights, the cost of a complete custom AI solution can vary from US$20,000 to US$1,000,000.
How to buy Artificial Intelligence
Check CoinMarketCap to see where you can buy Artificial Intelligence and with which currencies. For each cryptocurrency, CoinMarketCap provides a list of purchasing options (also known as market pairs).
Pick a platform to make your purchase.
Make the purchase on your chosen platform.
Artificial intelligence refers to the simulation of human intelligence in a machine that is programmed to think like humans.
Advantages and Disadvantage of Artificial Intelligence.
Advantages of artificial intelligence
1. It defines a more powerful and more useful computers 1. The implementation cost of AI is very high.
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Lipkemenes is een geslacht van kreeftachtigen uit de klasse van de Malacostraca (hogere kreeftachtigen).

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 Lipkemenes lanipes (Kemp, 1922)

Palaemonidae


Lida Abdul, Karmelo Bermejo, Walead Beshty, Victor Burgin, Colin Darke, Eric Fischl, Meschac Gaba, Antonia Hirsch, Kathi Hofer, Suzanne Mooney, Ni Haifeng, Raqs Media Collective, Amie Siegel, Christopher Williams.
Curated by Chris Clarke in association with Dr. Declan Jordan, School of Economics.
Everything Must Go explores the relationship between contemporary art, economics and value. Featuring works by Irish and international artists, the exhibition emphasises the ways in which monetary and historical value accrues through qualities that might appear peripheral to the artwork itself: context and display, provenance and ownership, reputation and rarity.
Value is never fixed; it is determined by the calculations of investors, the impulses of shoppers and the fluctuations of the marketplace. From the homes of private collectors to auction houses, luxury department stores to informal black markets, Everything Must Go looks at the spaces where objects are validated, appraised or, in some instances, overlooked.


The first page of this tutorial deals with making the wood surface, and the paper with writing on it.
Create a new image in Photoshop. I recommend making it 700 pixels wide, by 600 tall. Much bigger than that, and it will take too long to load.
Fill the area with a dark orange colour.
Click Filter > Noise > Add Noise. Choose Gaussian, and set the Amount to about 6.
Click Filter > Blur > Motion Blur. Set the Angle to 0°, and the Distance to 10.
If the colour isn't quite right, press Ctrl+U to bring up the Hue/Saturation Properties.
Right-click this layer in the Layers window, and choose Blending Options. Click on Gradient Overlay. Change the Blend Mode to Overlay, and set the Opacity to around 65%. Choose the black-white gradient from the drop-down box, if it isn't already selected.
Make sure your foreground and background colours are black and white. Click Filter > Render > Clouds.
Click Image > Adjustments > Brightness/Contrast. Set the Contrast to maximum.
If you don't like your clouds, you can drag the layer into the bin, and try again.
Fill the area with a very slightly off-white colour.
Click Filter > Noise > Add Noise. Set the Amount to about 3.
Right-click your note paper layer in the Layers Palette, and choose Blending Options. Click on Drop Shadow, and change its Distance to 3 pixels.
Choose a dark blue colour, and type in some appropriate text. Change the font size to match the blue lines on your paper. Change the Leading (the line height) in the Character Palette, so that the text sits on the blue lines.
At the bottom of the Layers Window, click the New Group icon. Drag your white paper layer, your blue lines layer, and your text layer into the little folder you've just created. Right-click this layer set, and Duplicate it a few times.
Click on each layer set, and rotate it a bit, by pressing Ctrl+T.
Change the visible text of the lower pieces of paper.
Select a long, rectangular area.
Fill the area with a colour. I've used blue here.
Right-click your layer in the Layers Palette, and choose Blending Options. Change the Blend Mode to Overlay, and set the Opacity to 35%. Change the Style to Reflected (this makes your gradient a mirror image). Tick Reverse, and click on the gradient to edit it. Drag the tabs around until they look like the diagram above. This will cause the dark-light-dark bands that give it the appearance of a normal hexagonal pencil.


CERSAIE 2019 is the premier international exhibition dedicated to the global ceramic tile and bathroom furnishings industry with an emphasis on the technological innovations on display by the over 900 international exhibitors. More than a 100,000 industry insiders make their way to Bologna, Italy, to preview the latest products and available between September September 23rd and September 27th. Avoid the crowds competing for hotel rooms and trust Go Fair ltd to find you the best hotels for CERSAIE 2019.
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Conveniently located on the shores of Lake Erie, Lakeside Chautauqua is the ideal destination for a relaxing day trip. With marquee live entertainment, renowned lecturers, inspiring worship services and endless recreation, there is never a shortage of activities to explore. Below are helpful tips to plan your day trip to Lakeside Chautauqua.
Review the Calendar of Events to find your interests and favorite programs..
Purchase Chautauqua Passes online or by mail. Passes are also available upon arrival.
Map your trip to Lakeside Chautauqua.
Pick-up a Lakeside Chautauqua Campus Map and Lakesider newspaper at various locations upon your arrival for all of the details.
Lakeside Chautauqua is the perfect destination for an overnight stay for one night, a week or the entire summer. With marquee live entertainment, renowned lecturers, inspiring worship services and endless recreation, the family is sure to enjoy the Lakeside Chautauqua experience. Below are helpful tips to plan your overnight visit.
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A young person's view on working in the primary industries
Being told it would be "a waste of my intelligence" didn't stop Brigitte Ravera from pursuing a job in the primary industries and she is very pleased she did.
She was one of four young people who recounted their career journeys in the primary industries during a well-received session at the 2016 CATE Conference. The three-day event for Careers Advisers and Transition Educators was held in Hamilton in November, with a "pasture to plate" theme.
Conference delegates have been "very positive" about the GrowingNZ session says CATE National President, Jane Thomas. "They certainly did the primary industries proud with their presentations."
Andy Somerville of GrowingNZ says it was a great opportunity to prove that talented students should be looking at the primary industries. "The four presenters were students who had a lot of choices available. They now have rewarding careers in the primary industries, and there are plenty like them!"
Three of the four panellists during the GrowingNZ session told the audience they received sufficient scholarships while studying to come away with money in the bank.
TOM WOUTERSEN
Tom Woutersen received around $25,000 in scholarships and completed three summer internships while studying for a science degree majoring in agriscience. "It has opened a lot of doors for me," he said.
He gained a graduate role with Westpac, became an analyst and then took a relationship management role. He is the bank's point of contact for 30 farm businesses, with a portfolio of more than $100 million in lending.
"This is a great role where we get to help people to achieve their farming goals, work with a great team and also get paid well to do it," he said.
The 26-year-old advised that students should build networks and relationships, view a job as an opportunity, and keep learning."
NADINE HUITEMA
Nadine Huitema explained that she didn't even know the job animal nutritionist existed when she was at school. As a student with interests in science and business, she came "close" to going into medicine but then realised "agriculture is where the jobs are".
She said a breakthrough moment early on was realising that to do a google search for science roles she should include the word "technical… Then you get lots of hits."
She studied general science, completing a Masters degree with a focus on dairy goat science. Now working for PGG Wrightson, she describes her job as "a dietician for animals". She admitted it can be "nerdy", showing a diet balancing table.
The 29-year-old's work includes running training sessions for farmers and the company's field reps. "Your technical skills may get you in the door, but I believe the people skills are more important once you are there," she said.
She gets out and about, working across the North Island. She recently enjoyed travelling to Italy for professional development, looking into sheep and goat milking.
She advised students to regard "every idea as potentially a good idea".
BRIGITTE RAVERA
At an urban private girls' school, teachers actively discouraged Brigitte Ravera from pursuing a career related to agriculture. She dutifully considered medicine, but as a kid who "wanted to be a farmer since I was three" that was where her heart was.
Some teachers did not hold back from sharing strongly negative views. "One said I would be throwing away the opportunities my parents had given me and another said it would be a waste of my intelligence. Luckily we had an enlightened careers adviser who could see where agriculture could take me."
She completed a Honours degree in Agricultural Science and got the opportunity to spend 10 months at Cornell University.
The 23-year-old describes her role with DairyNZ as a consulting officer for 600 farms in New Zealand's largest industry as "awesome".
"A big part of the job is running farmer discussion groups… It's a cooperative industry so the aim is for everyone to do well. We come up with solutions for how they can be more profitable and sustainable and so on. My role is not to tell but to facilitate."
ANGUS MCKENZIE
As an outdoors person keen on hunting, tramping and mountain biking, Angus McKenzie stumbled upon forestry management at a careers expo and realised it would be a good match.
He is frustrated by how little New Zealanders know about what happens in the forestry industry. "People tend to think it's just about cutting down trees."
He gave an overview of forestry in New Zealand that showed a diversity of roles, including liaising with landowners about plantings right through to forest management and marketing. An emerging new area of expertise is the use of forestry-specific software to improve efficiency of tree growth, for engineering and spatial mapping.
His own role with consulting firm PF Olsen involves managing the harvesting operations – "which is a form of project management… Typically, it's 28 years from seedling to harvest and you only get one shot so it has to be done right." He manages each step of the harvest process, including developing harvest plans, road engineering and contractor management.
GrowingNZ speakers at the CATE Conference (from left): Angus McKenzie - a harvest manager for PF Olsen, Brigitte Ravera - a consulting officer with DairyNZ, Tom Woutersen - an agribusiness manager for Westpac, and Nadine Huitema - an animal nutritionist with PGG Wrightson.


Property Flipping is indicative of a practice whereby recently acquired property is resold for a considerable profit with an artificially inflated value.
The term Property Flipping refers to the purchase and subsequent resale of a property in a short period of time. The eligibility of a property for a Mortgage insured by FHA is determined by the time that has elapsed between the date the seller acquired title to the property and the date of execution of the sales contract that will result in the FHA-insured Mortgage. FHA defines the seller's date of acquisition as the date the seller acquired legal ownership of that property. FHA defines the resale date as the date of execution of the sales contract by all parties intending to finance the Property with an FHA-insured Mortgage.
A property that is being resold within 90 days or fewer following the current owner's date of acquisition is not eligible for an FHA-insured Mortgage.
the re-sale price is 100 percent "over the purchase price" paid by the seller to acquire the property.
The required second appraisal from a different appraiser must include documentation to support the increased value.
If the second appraisal supports a value of the property that is more than 5 percent lower than the value of the first appraisal, the lower value must be used as the property value in determining the adjusted value. The cost of the second appraisal may not be charged to the borrower. The Mortgagee must obtain a 12-month chain of title documenting compliance with time restrictions on resales.
The restrictions listed above and those in 24 CFR 203.37a do not apply to a builder selling a newly built house or building a house for a borrower planning to use FHA-insured financing.