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I installed Hustle on one of my sites which was working on the staged version of the site but when I tried accessing the setting in the production site I would get a blank screen, The only difference between staged and production are the number of posts/taxonomy counts ( a couple thousand on stage vs 50K+ on production) . I was running into a memory issue with hustle on production and tracked it down to lines 367-375 in hustle-module-admin.php which was trying to get all my custom posts where I have the majority of my posts. I commented these lines out and created an empty array and now I can access hustle's backend. From this, it appears hustle isn't supported for large websites. It doesn't appear removing these lines of code broke anything else so I don't know why it's there.
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The optical test equipment are tools used to perform inspection, cleaning and several other function along with analysis of existing cabling. Optics cabling is the lifeline of modern data communication networks. In order to make the installation and integration of fiber optic systems smooth and to ensure the proper passage of light, optical test equipment are used.
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4Culture seeks media works for presentation in e4c, its storefront gallery for electronic art. 4Culture is seeking electronic artworks for e4c. Up to sixteen media works or media proposals will be selected for presentation through this public, electronic gallery for a period of up to one year. Due to the transitory nature of the audience, works between 1-5 minutes are desired. Media artists working in all genres are encouraged to apply. e4c is located adjacent to Gallery4Culture facing Prefontaine Place South in Seattle's Pioneer Square neighborhood. Applications will be evaluated on appropriateness in concept and content for a public location. Work samples should represent the artist's ability to prepare a high quality media presentation. For more information on guidelines and to apply follow the above link.
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What started as a panel discussion about how media companies make money off the Internet evolved into a discussion of how entertainment companies — even such recent entrants as Google, Hulu and YouTube — remain relevant as the pace of change accelerates. Moderator and Disney president Robert Iger framed the first part of the debate by questioning how to get enough money out of new media to keep paying the costs of producing and distributing television shows, movies, games and other content if consumers think they are going to always get everything for free online. "Will we ever be able to monetize our content on new platforms as we did on traditional platforms?" he asked his four panelists, all of whom were from the cyber side of the equation. Chris Anderson, editor in chief of Wired magazine, said the question implies that everything will always be free, but that isn't the case. "Free and pay are going to co-exist and compete," he said. Anderson used the example of music. There is lots of it available free on the Web today, but many people still pay to download from iTunes and other sources. He said that is because iTunes is not just selling music, "It's selling convenience." Iger asked Chad Hurley, CEO and co-founder of YouTube, how Google was going to get back the money it paid to buy his company. He said that it is adding new formats beyond just showing videos to find the answer. Hurley said YouTube also has added more new applications and formats — including transactional sales — in the first half of 2009 than it did in all of 2008 and that it fine-tunes its model daily, sometimes hourly.
US DIGITAL MUSIC SALES TO ECLIPSE CDS BY 2010
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Despite the popularity of digital music, from single-track purchases to subscriptions, physical media has continued to generate the most music revenue in (almost) every market in the world. According to data from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), though, that will soon change: revenue from digital music sales worldwide are on track to equal that of physical sales as early as 2016, and by 2010 in the United States. Consumers in the United States buy the most digital music relative to their total music purchases—revenue generated by digital music was 36 percent of the total at the end of 2008. Asia trails the US when it comes to digital music buying, though South Korea is currently the only place in the world where digital downloads trump physical formats.
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Facebook most's popular music application comes from iLike, and soon the company will try to turn that social-networking cachet into song sales. Seattle-based iLike, a social music service, is expected to launched a music download store on Friday. The new store will debut as a beta version and will feature songs from at least three of the four top major recording companies. CEO Ali Partovi says, "we're focused on music discovery: we deliver all the other things that music consumers love without risking a lawsuit or paying high royalties. Besides sampling music, people use iLike to get concert notifications, recommend new bands to friends, see video messages or tweets from their favorite artists–all of which has built iLike an audience of more than 120 million uniques per month across all our apps and widgets while maintaining very low costs.
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Members of the various Councils and Committees have an obligation to educate themselves and their colleagues about the governance system and to advocate for its effective use. At the same time, the college community should become familiar with and make effective use of the governance system through their constituency representatives.


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Russell Caporn has drawn on long experience to create his new version of the perfect gameboat. As Rick Huckstepp discovered, a lot of thought and finetuning has gone into the development of the Kaizen 52.
Boat Test Kaizen 52: THE PURSUIT OF PERFECTION
Author and photography: Rick Huckstepp
This boat test ran in ISSUE 76 of BlueWater magazine – DEC-JAN 2010
For the complete feature, including all photos and information captions, you can purchase the back-issue here
Kaizen is a Japanese term that defines a philosophy of 'continuous improvement'. It's a small word with a big meaning – one that Russell Caporn seized on when he was building up this magnificent 52.
The Kaizen 52 is born of a long pedigree and has its roots in the hull design of the Precision 50, which later evolved into the Key West of the same size – both proven ocean voyagers and versatile gamefishing boats.
Russell has a history steeped in heavy- and light-tackle gamefishing and boats associated with the sport. His favourite hull of all time was the Key West 50. While not wanting to reinvent the wheel in its entirety, a few alterations were in store to bring the classic design and oceangoing attributes of the Key West to the Kaizen 52.
One thing Russell did not want to compromise was the seaworthiness of the soft-riding hull and the majority of its traditional lines. One of the adjustments he made was to lengthen the hull by 2ft, and he modernised the profile slightly (such as by raising the sheer), but left the rest of the hull mostly unchanged. And it has some great attributes that are better left like the original.
Kaizen 52 - User-friendly cockpit
A deep, fine entry at the bow gives the Kaizen 52 that soft ride its ancestors were renowned for, and a kick-up in the aft end of the hull at the transom gives the stern some lift when aggressively backing up on fish.
We could see this working well on the test day, with the aft coamings remaining well above the swollen waterline, pushing against the stern when the boat was under serious reverse throttle. Some water does splash up from the deep gutter that runs around the deck, forced in via the wide, centrally located scupper. However, seated in the Reelax gamechair you're out of that spray and it might only be a small issue when running stand-up gear at the coamings.
While in the chair and attached to a 60kg outfit, a full swing of the chair will see the rod tip clear the aft corners should a rampaging fish play hard to get and turn toward the bow when at close quarters. This is attributed to the tapered beam at the stern, which is approximately 600cm narrower than its widest beam well forward – a feature intentionally included in the hull design for this very purpose.
This is just one of a number of practical features about this larger-than-life cockpit, making it a user-friendly environment for both angler and crew.
Another is the number of rodholders (there are eight) recessed in the gunwales. There's nothing unusual about that for a boat of this size, but they sure come in handy when clearing the coamings after a hook-up. When there aren't enough rodholders, rods get thrown through the aft door on to the saloon floor for crew to trample over in the mayhem. This can lead to tackle damage and the likelihood of hooks finding their way into feet and limbs.
The aft shoulders of the Kaizen's lower superstructure hold six storage rodholders and, with time to stow more after the angler has settled into the fight, another 16 outfits can be stored in the rack of holders across the rear of the bridge. This leaves the saloon for what it was intended for: free and easy passage.
Full-length climbing ladders create an intrusion into any deck. On the Kaizen, this has been alleviated by running the bridge access ladder between the top of the freezer (built into the aft saloon wall) and an opening in the floor of the bridge. A substantial foot-step in the side of the freezer helps you on the way to and from.
This theme has been continued in the ladder design to access the upper bridge from the flybridge. It's wall-mounted above the observer's seat and performs its function perfectly.
The top of the freezer in the cockpit is used as a bait-rigging station. There's a cutting board and a pigeonhole shelf system that holds the accessories. A removable padded brow against the saloon wall acts as a leader holder and conceals pegs for hanging hook sets. With the padding in place your leaders are secure and not tangled or blown off by the wind.
Below the deck is a refrigerated brine tank, which is handy for thawing quality baits. Two large hatches in the aft corners open to the fishbox, and the test boat had an optional cleaning table, which sat on posts in the starboard coaming.
There are tuna tubes hidden under teak plugs on both sides of the cockpit and the unsightly plumbing is hidden inside stowage compartments, one of which contains the fire hose. Throw in a swag of recessed pop-up cleats on three coamings and you have the makings of a good work area.
Should things get too hectic in the cockpit, you'll find it peaceful on the foredeck. Access is easy, with plenty of grabrails. Once there, you can operate the davit to easily lift the inflatable on to the water.
The inflatable was absent for our test, exposing an expanse of cabin roof that could be used as a good sunbathing space when doing the brownie points thing. And should you have the enviable problem of juggling anglers on a multiple hook-up, accessing the bow and using stand-up gear around the foredeck is an easy and safe affair.
Kaisen 52 - Easy living
And speaking of keeping the other half happy, your job will be made easy inside, with the boat's opulent finish to a practical layout.
The large saloon door allows a horizontal jib crane to enter and lift the engines through the floor if need be. With the door open or closed, observers can sit in aft facing lounge seats against the forward bulkhead of the saloon, with armrests to support them in rough seas.
There are tackle drawers under the power panels on the starboard side of the entrance. These are accessible for anyone reaching in through the door from outside – so you won't need to walk dirty or wet feet into the saloon. Meanwhile, those slaving away at the galley have a full-circle food processing station, with the fridge and freezer on the same side, then a C-shaped bench with galley and cooktop with microwave and cupboards in the fascia of the module.
The main lounge has a collapsible table and, if accommodating more than a full house, a couple of people could sleep here, as well as one or two on the opposite lounge.
From the dining table you can keep an eye on both the activities in the cockpit (via a big, aft window) and the widescreen TV, which is mounted on the forward bulkhead above the armchair lounge.
While viewing the TV or DVDs, you can also flick over to the cockpit camera and the TowCam, if the option is fitted, to see what's happening outside and underwater. This video is also interfaced on to the large screen electronics on the upper bridge and flybridge.
Heavy-tackle outfits will be stowed in compartments under the lounges, but light-tackle and bait rods can be slung in the ceiling compartment of the saloon. Access is via a switch operating a hydraulic hatch that tucks them away, secure, out of sight and out of mind.
Kaisen 52 - Staying Comfortable
Every cabin with a door has air-conditioning, so there are plenty of places to get comfortable.
Up on the bridge, a cushioned bench seat provides a great position for an observer to keep watch over the lures astern. There are well-placed fence rails for safety.
Inside the air-conditioned bridge there's a corner lounge with a table. This lounge converts to a double berth when the tabletop is lowered. There's a wet galley with a fridge fitted in the module behind the plush co-pilot chair. It's a good place to be when keeping the skipper company on a lengthy journey.
Plonk yourself in the helm chair and you'll see why – it would be very easy to drift into sleep while relaxing in such comfort. With the bridge door closed and the air-conditioning cranking, the ambient noise is reduced to a gentle hum while you're cruising at speed.
Kaisen 52 - Built to perform
The Kaisen boasts a dash full of GeoNav instrumentation and you can keep an eye on multiple sectors of the boat through video links to the various cameras, including the engineroom.
It's a remarkable boat underway, with precise steering that reacts to the slightest turn of the helm. It leans into the corners at various degrees, depending on speed, and offers the best possible stability for occupants having to contend with high-speed manoeuvres.
The flybridge helm is too far forward for the skipper to see the cockpit action over the lip of the bridgedeck, so driving while fighting a fish takes place from the platform with a view.
The, corral-like arrangement of the upper deck provides a snug safety fence for the skipper to stand in so as not to get thrown about in rough seas. In this position, he still has access to the autopilot on the helmstation, and a view of the big screen GeoNav for navigation, depthsounding and video coverage. And, when action stations are called, he can easily stoop underneath to take control of the throttles.
Manoeuvrability while going astern is excellent. The five-blade, computer-cut propellers are nicely matched to the power plants. Now, let's get down to the heart of the matter, the engineroom.
Kaisen 52 - The Power Plant
There's been some pretty serious plumbing going on down here – to say the least! There are many through-hull fittings required so, to avoid compromising the hull's integrity, the large through-hull fittings are armed with manifolds that pipe water to various appliances, each capable of being shut off individually.
The battery system, consisting of two 150 amp-hour start batteries and two 200 amp-hour house batteries is housed high off the bilge in the aft wall of the engineroom. This enables easy maintenance, so you don't need to be a contortionist – a very welcome improvement!
The water separators for the fuel line are mounted on the forward bulkhead. They, too, are within easy physical reach for servicing or changing while on the run (without the need for engine shutdown).
Access down the aisle between the boat's twin MTU Series 60 diesels is easy and safe. Anything that may require attention will be within easy reach of this passageway, including the strainers, which are handy to the entrance to the engineroom.
Whoever designed this engineroom has lived in one for many years. The ease of access to all components in the Kaizen engineroom is something that is difficult to find in other boats.
With so much quality plumbing and electrical equipment down here, there is little room for anything else. I doubt you will be wanting: the Kaizen has it all and then some. And, somehow, the builder has got it all within reach, which is a feat in itself.
Kaisen 52 - Long-haul Boat
This Kaizen is going to be working in the charter industry, moving between Mooloolaba and Lizard Island in Queensland. It has been built with mothershipping in mind – with a stateroom berth with ensuite, a double bunk berth in the crew quarters and three bunks in the forward cabin for clients, using a separate water closet.
The entire rig is heavily reliant on 240V power created by either of two Onan generators, one 17kVa and the other 9kVa, ensuring clean and constant supply. It also has a three-phase shore power option and an endless supply of freshwater from a desalinator.
This boat has been designed for long hauling. It carries 5000 litres of fuel and 900 litres of freshwater.
At a slow pace of around 10 knots, fuel consumption for both engines combined is just 30 litres per hour. Put the throttles down and you can expect the consumption to jump to 200 litres per hour at 20 knots and 2000rpm.
Push it all the way, to a WOT of 2300rpm, and you'll get 30 knots, but sacrifice 350 litres per hour. Realistically, these figures are quite acceptable for a boat just over 21 tonnes.
What a stunning boat! It's classic in heritage, modern in layout and practical in so many ways. And so very comfortable to be in and command.
Exceptional manoeuvrability forward and aft.
Modern boat built over classic lines.
Excellent working cockpit – obviously designed by a gamefisherman.
Much effort has gone into plumbing and electrical to make maintenance easy and reduce downtime.
People (day): 20
People (berthed): 10
Fuel: 5000 litres
Water: 900 litres
Blackwater: 150 litres
Material: Hull bottom – solid fibreglass; bulkheads/stiffeners – foam core fibreglass
Length overall: 15.95m
Deadrise: variable 19 to 25 degrees
Weight: 21,100kg (light)
Make/model: 2 x MTU Series 60
Type: turbo-charged diesels
Rated hp: 825hp each
Displacement: 14 litres
Weight: 1840kg each (with gearbox)
Gearboxes: MGX5114A twin-disc quick shift
Props: Five-blade Veem Interceptor
SPECIFICATIONS: Kaizen 52
Options fitted: Davit, bow thruster, outriggers, gamechair, rodholders, dishwasher, washing machine, ice maker, desalinator, camera monitoring engineroom, additional 1800-litre fuel capacity, deck brine tank, teak deck and gunwales, second 9kVa genset, marlin tower, additional helm station in flybridge, inverter, fridge/freezer, underwater lights, transom door, bait tank, bait preparation area, fishbox, tuna tubes and built to survey.
Supplied by: Kaizen Boats Pty Ltd


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Flooded Bangkok communities may be inundated until November 13
By Cod Satrusayang
Flooded Bangkok communities may be inundated by overflow from the Chao Phraya until November 13, the Royal Thai Navy said on Tuesday.
Bangkok communities were taken by surprise this week when overflow from the Chao Phraya River caused flooding in low lying communities and caused damage to homes and businesses.
The Bangkok Governor's office apologized to residents for the lack of warning saying it had miscalculated the tide levels and overflow from the river.
Bangkok Governor Asawin Kwanmuang said that the level of the river was 50-60 centimeters higher than anticipated.
"We must apologize for the overflow into areas by the Chao Phraya River," he said.
The situation is only likely to fade from November 13, with a possibility that flooding could happen again between November 20-26, according to the Hydrographic Department of the Royal Thai Navy.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration said that it would reinforce embankments and levees and were installing pumps in at-risk communities.
Some of the flooding from Monday was caused by floating logs that ruptured embankments along the river and caused flooding.
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3.2 Determination of Atterberg Limits 3.2.1 Scope. 3.2.2. that will be employed for Atterberg limits tests. It addresses equipment, procedures, and personnel responsibilities. Atterberg limits tests consist of two tests called Plastic Limit, PL, and Liquid Limit, LL. The tests determine the consistency of clay and are used to characterize the fine-grained fractions of soils. The liquid limit, plastic, Test Procedure a) Mix about 300 g of the prepared soil (after 24 hours maturing) with a little distilled water if necessary, using two spatulas, for at least 10 minutes..
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DETERMINATION OF CONSISTENCY LIMITS IITK. The plasticity index is defined as, the numerical difference between the liquid limit and the plastic limit of a soil: P.I = LL – PL. In the case of sandy soils, the plastic limit should be determined first. When plastic limit cannot be determined, the plasticity index is reported as NP (non-plastic)., Determination of plastic limit of a soils by means of a rolling device A new approach to the determination of the shear strength of clays by the fall-cone test Theory and practice of the fall cone.
Plastic articles are identified and characterized by IR spectroscopy and differential scanning calorimetry. Standards are provi-ded in this chapter for the identification and characterization of the different types of plastic, and the test procedures are provi-ded at the end of the chapter. The degree of testing is based on whether or not the Atterberg limits test 1. ATTERBERG LIMITS TEST INTRODUCTION: The Atterberg limits are a basic measure of the nature of a fine-grained soil. Depending on the water content of the soil, it may appear in four states: solid, semi-solid, plastic and liquid. In each state the consistency and behavior of a soil is different and thus so are its
Plastic articles are identified and characterized by IR spectroscopy and differential scanning calorimetry. Standards are provi-ded in this chapter for the identification and characterization of the different types of plastic, and the test procedures are provi-ded at the end of the chapter. The degree of testing is based on whether or not the b) PLASTIC LIMIT TEST (TxDOT Procedure) Test procedure: 1. Take approximately 20 g of dry soil and mix some amount of water from the plastic squeeze bottle. 2. Determine the weight of empty moisture can, (W 1). 3. Prepare several small, ellipsoidal-shaped masses of soil and place them in the plastic limit …
Determine Liquid Limit of Soil Specimen by Casagrande Method. The liquid limit of a soil is the water content at which the soil behaves practically like a liquid, but has small shear strength. It flows to close the groove in just 25 blows in Casagrande's liquid limit device. Plastic articles are identified and characterized by IR spectroscopy and differential scanning calorimetry. Standards are provi-ded in this chapter for the identification and characterization of the different types of plastic, and the test procedures are provi-ded at the end of the chapter. The degree of testing is based on whether or not the
test procedures for new drug substances of synthetic chemical origin, and new medicinal products produced from them, which have not been registered previously in the United States, the European Union, or Japan. 1.2 Background A specification is defined as a list of tests, references to analytical procedures, and appropriate acceptance criteria, which are numerical limits, ranges, or other If, after several trials at successively higher water contents, the soil pat continues to slide in the cup or if the number of blows required to close the groove is always less than 25, record that the liquid limit could not be determined, and report the soil as non-plastic without performing the plastic limit test. (7.) …
Plastic articles are identified and characterized by IR spectroscopy and differential scanning calorimetry. Standards are provi-ded in this chapter for the identification and characterization of the different types of plastic, and the test procedures are provi-ded at the end of the chapter. The degree of testing is based on whether or not the 1.4 The plastic limit test, Method for Plastic Limit, is performed on material prepared for the liquid limit test. When determining the plastic limit, two procedures for rolling portions of the test specimen are provided as follows: Plastic Limit Rolling Procedure 1 (Hand Rolling), and Plastic Limit Rolling Procedure 2 (Using the Rolling Device).
If, after several trials at successively higher water contents, the soil pat continues to slide in the cup or if the number of blows required to close the groove is always less than 25, record that the liquid limit could not be determined, and report the soil as non-plastic without performing the plastic limit test. (7.) … The Atterberg limits (liquid limit, plastic limit, and shrinkage limit) provide a very useful indication of the properties of the tailings. They have been used in soil mechanics for over 50 years, providing a measure of the moisture content at which a soil (tailings) changes from a liquid, to a plastic…
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Report No. GR 84-11 Fall Cone Method Used to Determine. Although the Casagrande test is widely used across North America, the fall cone test is much more prevalent in Europe due to being less dependent on the operator in determining the Liquid Limit. The importance of the liquid limit test is to classify soils. Different soils have varying liquid limits. Also to find the plasticity index of a soil you need to know the liquid limit and the plastic, If, after several trials at successively higher water contents, the soil pat continues to slide in the cup or if the number of blows required to close the groove is always less than 25, record that the liquid limit could not be determined, and report the soil as non-plastic without performing the plastic limit test. (7.) ….
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<661> Plastic Packaging Systems and Their Materials of. 7-2090 (4-81) Fall Cone Method Used to Determine the Liquid Limit of Soil 5 DeWayne A. Campbell and Jay W. Blackford 5 I 9. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME AND ADDRESS 110. WORK UNIT NO. test procedure, the moisture content of each soil was determined. For each of the presВ sure intensities, four replications were made. Linear regression models were hypothesized to study the relationships between the measured variables (liquid limit and plastic limit) and the independent variable, WC1.
A. Atterberg defined the boundaries of four states in terms of "limits". A fine-gained soil can exist in any of several states; which state depends on the amount of water in the soil system. When water is added to a dry soil, each particle is covered with a film of adsorbed water. If the addition of water is continued, the thickness of the water film on a particle increases. Test Procedure a) Mix about 300 g of the prepared soil (after 24 hours maturing) with a little distilled water if necessary, using two spatulas, for at least 10 minutes.
Plastic limit is a test that involves rolling out a thread of the fine portion of a soil on a flat, non-porous surface as defined by ASTM D4318 and AASHTO T90. Humboldt's plastic limit test set works in accordance with these specifications. test procedure, the moisture content of each soil was determined. For each of the pres sure intensities, four replications were made. Linear regression models were hypothesized to study the relationships between the measured variables (liquid limit and plastic limit) and the independent variable, WC1
DETERMINATION OF LIQUID LIMIT- BY CASAGRANDE APPARATUS STANDARD IS: 2720 (Part 5) 1985. DEFINITION Liquid Limit is defined as the water content at which the soil changes from liquid state to plastic state. APPARATUS Casagrande apparatus confirming to IS: 9259-1979. Grooving tool. Balance of capacity 500 grams and sensitivity 0.01gram. The plastic limit of soils was first described by Atterberg in 1911. The thread-rolling test was standardised at the US Public Roads Bureau in the 1920s and 1930s, and has subsequently become one
If, after several trials at successively higher water contents, the soil pat continues to slide in the cup or if the number of blows required to close the groove is always less than 25, record that the liquid limit could not be determined, and report the soil as non-plastic without performing the plastic limit test. (7.) … 1.4 The plastic limit test is performed on material prepared for the liquid limit test. 1.5 The liquid limit and plastic limit of soils (along with the shrinkage limit) are often collectively referred to as the Atterberg limits. These limits distinguished the boundaries of the several consistency states of plastic soils.
Determination of plastic limit of a soils by means of a rolling device A new approach to the determination of the shear strength of clays by the fall-cone test Theory and practice of the fall cone The Atterberg limits (liquid limit, plastic limit, and shrinkage limit) provide a very useful indication of the properties of the tailings. They have been used in soil mechanics for over 50 years, providing a measure of the moisture content at which a soil (tailings) changes from a liquid, to a plastic…
For sandy soils, first determine the plastic limit; if it cannot be determined, report the plasticity index as N p (non-plastic). When the plastic limit is equal to or greater than the liquid limit, the plasticity index is reported as zero. Typical data and results of a plastic limit test are shown in ##Table 10.12. Plastic Limit Test ; Procedure for Liquid Limit Test. See Also: Definition of Liquid Limit Background of Liquid Limit Test. Place a portion of the prepared sample in the cup of the liquid limit device at the point where the cup rests on the base and spread it so that it is 10mm deep at its deepest point. Form a horizontal surface over the soil. Take care to eliminate air bubbles from the
The plastic limit test, Method for Plastic Limit, is performed on material prepared for the liquid limit test. When determining the plastic limit, two procedures for rolling portions of the test specimen are provided as follows: Plastic Limit Rolling Procedure 1 (Hand Rolling), and Plastic Limit Rolling Procedure 2 (Using the Rolling Device). The following moisture conditions - liquid limit, plastic limit, along with shrinkage limit are referred to as the "Atterberg Limits", after the originator of the test procedures. Atterberg Limits and Indices
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Plastic limit test YouTube. A. Atterberg defined the boundaries of four states in terms of "limits". A fine-gained soil can exist in any of several states; which state depends on the amount of water in the soil system. When water is added to a dry soil, each particle is covered with a film of adsorbed water. If the addition of water is continued, the thickness of the water film on a particle increases., Introduction to Tensile Testing / 5 Fig. 6 The low-strain region of the stress-strain curve for a ductile material tic contribution and e e is the elastic contribution (and still related to the stress by Eq 3). It is tempting to define an elastic limit as the stress at which plastic deformation first occurs.
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Atterberg Limit an overview ScienceDirect Topics. that will be employed for Atterberg limits tests. It addresses equipment, procedures, and personnel responsibilities. Atterberg limits tests consist of two tests called Plastic Limit, PL, and Liquid Limit, LL. The tests determine the consistency of clay and are used to characterize the fine-grained fractions of soils. The liquid limit, plastic, soil will remain in this plastic state until its liquid limit is exceeded, which causes it to transform into a viscous liquid that flows when jarred. These limits can be determined with the three tests that make up the Atterberg limits tests. They are Shrinkage limit, Plastic limit and Liquid limit..
Atterberg limits test 1. ATTERBERG LIMITS TEST INTRODUCTION: The Atterberg limits are a basic measure of the nature of a fine-grained soil. Depending on the water content of the soil, it may appear in four states: solid, semi-solid, plastic and liquid. In each state the consistency and behavior of a soil is different and thus so are its For Peer Review Only 1 THE USE OF OVERALL MIGRATION METHODOLOGY TO TEST FOR FOOD CONTACT SUBSTANCES WITH SPECIFIC MIGRATION LIMITS E.L. Bradley 1, L. Castle 1*, S.M. Jickells 2, K. A. Mountfort 2 and W.A. Read 1 1.
Standard Test Methods for Liquid Limit, Plastic Limit, and Plasticity Index of Soils1 This standard is issued under the fixed designation D 4318; the number immediately following the designation indicates the year of original adoption or, in the case of revision, the year of last revision. A number in parentheses indicates the year of last Plastic limit test, procedures , sample calculations admin May 7, 2017 Soil Mechanics No Comments Plastic limit test is one of the laboratory tests used internationally to differentiate or …
(v) 3 mm dia brass or copper wire. Theory: Plastic limit is the minimum water content at which soil can be rolled into a thread of 3 mm dia without crumbling. 1.4 The plastic limit test is performed on material prepared for the liquid limit test. 1.5 The liquid limit and plastic limit of soils (along with the shrinkage limit) are often collectively referred to as the Atterberg limits. These limits distinguished the boundaries of the several consistency states of plastic soils.
Determine Liquid Limit of Soil Specimen by Casagrande Method. The liquid limit of a soil is the water content at which the soil behaves practically like a liquid, but has small shear strength. It flows to close the groove in just 25 blows in Casagrande's liquid limit device. 15/03/2016 · Idiots Tree Felling Fails with Chainsaw Machine - Tree Falls on Head and House - Duration: 8:11. Woodart Presents Recommended for you
Atterberg limits test 1. ATTERBERG LIMITS TEST INTRODUCTION: The Atterberg limits are a basic measure of the nature of a fine-grained soil. Depending on the water content of the soil, it may appear in four states: solid, semi-solid, plastic and liquid. In each state the consistency and behavior of a soil is different and thus so are its 7-2090 (4-81) Fall Cone Method Used to Determine the Liquid Limit of Soil 5 DeWayne A. Campbell and Jay W. Blackford 5 I 9. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME AND ADDRESS 110. WORK UNIT NO.
This standard is issued under the fixed designation D 4318; the number immediately following the designation indicates the year of original adoption or, in the case of revision, the year of last revision. A number in parentheses indicates the year of 1.4 The plastic limit test is performed on material prepared for the liquid limit test. 1.5 The liquid limit and plastic limit of soils (along with the shrinkage limit) are often collectively referred to as the Atterberg limits. These limits distinguished the boundaries of the several consistency states of plastic soils.
1.4 The plastic limit test is performed on material prepared for the liquid limit test. 1.5 The liquid limit and plastic limit of soils (along with the shrinkage limit) are often collectively referred to as the Atterberg limits. These limits distinguished the boundaries of the several consistency states of plastic soils. A. Atterberg defined the boundaries of four states in terms of "limits". A fine-gained soil can exist in any of several states; which state depends on the amount of water in the soil system. When water is added to a dry soil, each particle is covered with a film of adsorbed water. If the addition of water is continued, the thickness of the water film on a particle increases.
Plastic limit test, procedures , sample calculations admin May 7, 2017 Soil Mechanics No Comments Plastic limit test is one of the laboratory tests used internationally to differentiate or … Introduction to Tensile Testing / 5 Fig. 6 The low-strain region of the stress-strain curve for a ductile material tic contribution and e e is the elastic contribution (and still related to the stress by Eq 3). It is tempting to define an elastic limit as the stress at which plastic deformation first occurs
15/03/2016В В· Idiots Tree Felling Fails with Chainsaw Machine - Tree Falls on Head and House - Duration: 8:11. Woodart Presents Recommended for you In this article test methods used for determination of soil plastic limit in accordance with ASTM D4148 will be presented. Apparatus . Ground Glass Plate: a ground glass plate at least 30 cm (12 in.) square by 1 cm (3?8 in.) thick for rolling plastic limit threads.
The plastic limit of soils was first described by Atterberg in 1911. The thread-rolling test was standardised at the US Public Roads Bureau in the 1920s and 1930s, and has subsequently become one Although the Casagrande test is widely used across North America, the fall cone test is much more prevalent in Europe due to being less dependent on the operator in determining the Liquid Limit. The importance of the liquid limit test is to classify soils. Different soils have varying liquid limits. Also to find the plasticity index of a soil you need to know the liquid limit and the plastic
Plastic articles are identified and characterized by IR spectroscopy and differential scanning calorimetry. Standards are provi-ded in this chapter for the identification and characterization of the different types of plastic, and the test procedures are provi-ded at the end of the chapter. The degree of testing is based on whether or not the Although the Casagrande test is widely used across North America, the fall cone test is much more prevalent in Europe due to being less dependent on the operator in determining the Liquid Limit. The importance of the liquid limit test is to classify soils. Different soils have varying liquid limits. Also to find the plasticity index of a soil you need to know the liquid limit and the plastic
This standard is issued under the fixed designation D 4318; the number immediately following the designation indicates the year of original adoption or, in the case of revision, the year of last revision. A number in parentheses indicates the year of A. Atterberg defined the boundaries of four states in terms of "limits". A fine-gained soil can exist in any of several states; which state depends on the amount of water in the soil system. When water is added to a dry soil, each particle is covered with a film of adsorbed water. If the addition of water is continued, the thickness of the water film on a particle increases.
The Atterberg limits (liquid limit, plastic limit, and shrinkage limit) provide a very useful indication of the properties of the tailings. They have been used in soil mechanics for over 50 years, providing a measure of the moisture content at which a soil (tailings) changes from a liquid, to a plastic… For sandy soils, first determine the plastic limit; if it cannot be determined, report the plasticity index as N p (non-plastic). When the plastic limit is equal to or greater than the liquid limit, the plasticity index is reported as zero. Typical data and results of a plastic limit test are shown in ##Table 10.12.
Determination of plastic limit of a soils by means of a rolling device A new approach to the determination of the shear strength of clays by the fall-cone test Theory and practice of the fall cone Plastic articles are identified and characterized by IR spectroscopy and differential scanning calorimetry. Standards are provi-ded in this chapter for the identification and characterization of the different types of plastic, and the test procedures are provi-ded at the end of the chapter. The degree of testing is based on whether or not the
approach the plastic limit. With these soils, the thread breaks into a series of barrel- With these soils, the thread breaks into a series of barrel- shaped segments about 3.2–9.5 mm (1/8–3/8 in.) in length. b) PLASTIC LIMIT TEST (TxDOT Procedure) Test procedure: 1. Take approximately 20 g of dry soil and mix some amount of water from the plastic squeeze bottle. 2. Determine the weight of empty moisture can, (W 1). 3. Prepare several small, ellipsoidal-shaped masses of soil and place them in the plastic limit …
test procedures for new drug substances of synthetic chemical origin, and new medicinal products produced from them, which have not been registered previously in the United States, the European Union, or Japan. 1.2 Background A specification is defined as a list of tests, references to analytical procedures, and appropriate acceptance criteria, which are numerical limits, ranges, or other b) PLASTIC LIMIT TEST (TxDOT Procedure) Test procedure: 1. Take approximately 20 g of dry soil and mix some amount of water from the plastic squeeze bottle. 2. Determine the weight of empty moisture can, (W 1). 3. Prepare several small, ellipsoidal-shaped masses of soil and place them in the plastic limit …
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Introduction to Tensile Testing ASM International. 05/09/2013В В· Weekend Jazz Music - Jazz Hiphop & Slow Jazz - Have a Nice Weekend Cafe Music BGM channel 5,163 watching Live now, For sandy soils, first determine the plastic limit; if it cannot be determined, report the plasticity index as N p (non-plastic). When the plastic limit is equal to or greater than the liquid limit, the plasticity index is reported as zero. Typical data and results of a plastic limit test are shown in ##Table 10.12..
Procedure of liquid limit test Soil. For sandy soils, first determine the plastic limit; if it cannot be determined, report the plasticity index as N p (non-plastic). When the plastic limit is equal to or greater than the liquid limit, the plasticity index is reported as zero. Typical data and results of a plastic limit test are shown in ##Table 10.12., b) PLASTIC LIMIT TEST (TxDOT Procedure) Test procedure: 1. Take approximately 20 g of dry soil and mix some amount of water from the plastic squeeze bottle. 2. Determine the weight of empty moisture can, (W 1). 3. Prepare several small, ellipsoidal-shaped masses of soil and place them in the plastic limit ….
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Migration testing on Food Contact Materials. The plasticity index is defined as, the numerical difference between the liquid limit and the plastic limit of a soil: P.I = LL – PL. In the case of sandy soils, the plastic limit should be determined first. When plastic limit cannot be determined, the plasticity index is reported as NP (non-plastic). Determine Liquid Limit of Soil Specimen by Casagrande Method. The liquid limit of a soil is the water content at which the soil behaves practically like a liquid, but has small shear strength. It flows to close the groove in just 25 blows in Casagrande's liquid limit device..
1.4 The plastic limit test, Method for Plastic Limit, is performed on material prepared for the liquid limit test. When determining the plastic limit, two procedures for rolling portions of the test specimen are provided as follows: Plastic Limit Rolling Procedure 1 (Hand Rolling), and Plastic Limit Rolling Procedure 2 (Using the Rolling Device). b) PLASTIC LIMIT TEST (TxDOT Procedure) Test procedure: 1. Take approximately 20 g of dry soil and mix some amount of water from the plastic squeeze bottle. 2. Determine the weight of empty moisture can, (W 1). 3. Prepare several small, ellipsoidal-shaped masses of soil and place them in the plastic limit …
Test Procedure for DETERMINING LIQUID LIMITS OF SOILS TxDOT Designation: Tex-104-E Effective Date: August 1999 1. SCOPE 1.1 This procedure determines the liquid limit of soils, defined as the water content of a soil at the arbitrarily determined boundary between the liquid and plastic states, expressed as The plasticity index is defined as, the numerical difference between the liquid limit and the plastic limit of a soil: P.I = LL – PL. In the case of sandy soils, the plastic limit should be determined first. When plastic limit cannot be determined, the plasticity index is reported as NP (non-plastic).
In this article test methods used for determination of soil plastic limit in accordance with ASTM D4148 will be presented. Apparatus . Ground Glass Plate: a ground glass plate at least 30 cm (12 in.) square by 1 cm (3?8 in.) thick for rolling plastic limit threads. Introduction to Tensile Testing / 5 Fig. 6 The low-strain region of the stress-strain curve for a ductile material tic contribution and e e is the elastic contribution (and still related to the stress by Eq 3). It is tempting to define an elastic limit as the stress at which plastic deformation first occurs
soil will remain in this plastic state until its liquid limit is exceeded, which causes it to transform into a viscous liquid that flows when jarred. These limits can be determined with the three tests that make up the Atterberg limits tests. They are Shrinkage limit, Plastic limit and Liquid limit. Plastic limit is a test that involves rolling out a thread of the fine portion of a soil on a flat, non-porous surface as defined by ASTM D4318 and AASHTO T90. Humboldt's plastic limit test set works in accordance with these specifications.
Determine Liquid Limit of Soil Specimen by Casagrande Method. The liquid limit of a soil is the water content at which the soil behaves practically like a liquid, but has small shear strength. It flows to close the groove in just 25 blows in Casagrande's liquid limit device. These limits are included in Food Contact regulations with the aim to control the exposure to these substances to protect our health. Migration is the transfer of chemical substances from food contact materials into food. For plastic materials two types of migration limits have been established in Commission Regulation (EU) No. 10/2011.
05/09/2013 · Weekend Jazz Music - Jazz Hiphop & Slow Jazz - Have a Nice Weekend Cafe Music BGM channel 5,163 watching Live now approach the plastic limit. With these soils, the thread breaks into a series of barrel- With these soils, the thread breaks into a series of barrel- shaped segments about 3.2–9.5 mm (1/8–3/8 in.) in length.
(v) 3 mm dia brass or copper wire. Theory: Plastic limit is the minimum water content at which soil can be rolled into a thread of 3 mm dia without crumbling. Introduction to Tensile Testing / 5 Fig. 6 The low-strain region of the stress-strain curve for a ductile material tic contribution and e e is the elastic contribution (and still related to the stress by Eq 3). It is tempting to define an elastic limit as the stress at which plastic deformation first occurs
Plastic Limit Test ; Procedure for Liquid Limit Test. See Also: Definition of Liquid Limit Background of Liquid Limit Test. Place a portion of the prepared sample in the cup of the liquid limit device at the point where the cup rests on the base and spread it so that it is 10mm deep at its deepest point. Form a horizontal surface over the soil. Take care to eliminate air bubbles from the The plasticity index is defined as, the numerical difference between the liquid limit and the plastic limit of a soil: P.I = LL – PL. In the case of sandy soils, the plastic limit should be determined first. When plastic limit cannot be determined, the plasticity index is reported as NP (non-plastic).
This standard is issued under the fixed designation D 4318; the number immediately following the designation indicates the year of original adoption or, in the case of revision, the year of last revision. A number in parentheses indicates the year of Test Procedure for DETERMINING LIQUID LIMITS OF SOILS TxDOT Designation: Tex-104-E Effective Date: August 1999 1. SCOPE 1.1 This procedure determines the liquid limit of soils, defined as the water content of a soil at the arbitrarily determined boundary between the liquid and plastic states, expressed as
1.4 The plastic limit test is performed on material prepared for the liquid limit test. 1.5 The liquid limit and plastic limit of soils (along with the shrinkage limit) are often collectively referred to as the Atterberg limits. These limits distinguished the boundaries of the several consistency states of plastic soils. In this article test methods used for determination of soil plastic limit in accordance with ASTM D4148 will be presented. Apparatus . Ground Glass Plate: a ground glass plate at least 30 cm (12 in.) square by 1 cm (3?8 in.) thick for rolling plastic limit threads.
test procedures for new drug substances of synthetic chemical origin, and new medicinal products produced from them, which have not been registered previously in the United States, the European Union, or Japan. 1.2 Background A specification is defined as a list of tests, references to analytical procedures, and appropriate acceptance criteria, which are numerical limits, ranges, or other For Peer Review Only 1 THE USE OF OVERALL MIGRATION METHODOLOGY TO TEST FOR FOOD CONTACT SUBSTANCES WITH SPECIFIC MIGRATION LIMITS E.L. Bradley 1, L. Castle 1*, S.M. Jickells 2, K. A. Mountfort 2 and W.A. Read 1 1.
This test is done to determine the plastic limit of soil as per IS: 2720 (Part 5) – 1985.The plastic limit of fine-grained soil is the water content of the soil below which it ceases to be plastic. It begins to crumble when rolled into threads of 3mm dia. The apparatus used: i) … DETERMINATION OF LIQUID LIMIT- BY CASAGRANDE APPARATUS STANDARD IS: 2720 (Part 5) 1985. DEFINITION Liquid Limit is defined as the water content at which the soil changes from liquid state to plastic state. APPARATUS Casagrande apparatus confirming to IS: 9259-1979. Grooving tool. Balance of capacity 500 grams and sensitivity 0.01gram.
This test is done to determine the plastic limit of soil as per IS: 2720 (Part 5) – 1985.The plastic limit of fine-grained soil is the water content of the soil below which it ceases to be plastic. It begins to crumble when rolled into threads of 3mm dia. The apparatus used: i) … Determine Liquid Limit of Soil Specimen by Casagrande Method. The liquid limit of a soil is the water content at which the soil behaves practically like a liquid, but has small shear strength. It flows to close the groove in just 25 blows in Casagrande's liquid limit device.
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Open mic catches Obama asking Russian president for space on missile defense
CNN White House Correspondent Brianna Keilar
Seoul, South Korea (CNN) - In a private conversation about the planned U.S.-led NATO missile defense system in Europe, President Barack Obama asked outgoing Russian President Dmitry Medvedev for space on the issue.
"This is my last election," Obama told Medvedev. "After my election I have more flexibility."
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"I understand. I will transmit this information to Vladimir," Medvedev said, referring to incoming President Vladimir Putin.
The two leaders talked Monday during a formal one-on-one meeting ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul, South Korea. In video they are seen seated, almost huddled, facing each other, each man with his elbows on his knees, leaning in closely over a small table, as they speak intently. Part of the exchange was caught on camera at the end of the 90-minute meeting as reporters and cameras entered the room for a quick photo opportunity of Obama and Medvedev.
It's a prickly issue between the two countries. NATO and U.S. leaders insist the project is designed to protect against a potential Iranian strike and would not be used against Russia. But Russia bristles at having a missile defense system so close to its border, arguing it violates Russian sovereignty.
"The United States is committed to implementing our missile defense system, which we've repeatedly said is not aimed at Russia," said Ben Rhodes, deputy national security adviser for strategic communications, in a statement. "However, given the longstanding difference between the U.S. and Russia on this issue, it will take time and technical work before we can try to reach an agreement."
Rhodes acknowledged the difficulty of finding a solution when politics are at play. "Since 2012 is an election year in both countries, with an election and leadership transition in Russia and an election in the United States, it is clearly not a year in which we are going to achieve a breakthrough. Therefore, President Obama and President Medvedev agreed that it was best to instruct our technical experts to do the work of better understanding our respective positions, providing space for continued discussions on missile defense cooperation going forward."
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I am sorry Obama, but you will not be the President after 2012, Mitt Romney will be. And he will not be making deals with a leadership that uses fear and force to control it's people, resources, and freedom.
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Q: Ask again (Riemann stieltjes integral)
Possible Duplicate:
Question about integral and unit step function

The unit step function $I$ is defined by
$$
I(x)=
\begin{cases}0,\quad x \le 0, \\
1,\quad x>0.
\end{cases}
$$
Let $f$ be continuous on $[a,b]$ and suppose $c_n\geq 0$ for $n=1, 2, 3,\ldots$ and $\sum_n c_n$ is convergent. Let $\alpha=\sum_{n=1}^{N} c_n I(x-s_n)$ where ${s_n}$ is a sequence of distinct points in $(a,b)$. Then
$$
\int_{a}^{b}fd\alpha=\sum_{i=1}^{N}c_n f(s_n).
$$
I asked this question yesterday and when I read other peoples answer it seems like that I understand well. But today I tried to prove this alone, it messed up again!
I drew $\alpha$ below.

As you can see, if n=1,2,...,N then $\alpha$ only has its value between ($s_n$,b] and it is $\sum c_n$.
I'm stuck in this point. Then $\int_{a}^{b} f d\alpha$ also has its value between ($s_n$,b]? If I put the $\alpha$ here, then should I integrate f with respect to constant value $\sum c_n$? Is it possible?
Actually, using the fact f is continuous on [a,b] is also considered. Then if x -> $s_n$ then f(x)->f($s_n$) but which part should I put this?
Please explain in detail so this time I can completely understand...

A: As suggested in a comment to your related question, let's consider the case $N = 1$ first. Then $\alpha = c_1I(\cdot - s_1)$. Now let $\Delta = \{a = x_0 < \ldots < x_k = b\}$ a partition of $[a,b]$ and $\xi_i \in [x_i, x_{i+1})$ for $i < k$. The integral is the limit of sums
\begin{align*}
  S(\Delta, (\xi_i)) &= \sum_{i=0}^{k-1} f(\xi_i)\bigl(\alpha(x_{i+1}) - \alpha(x_i)\bigr)
\end{align*}
Now: $\alpha$ can take only two values, namely $c_1$ and $0$ and there is exactly one $i$ where $\alpha(x_i) \ne \alpha(x_{i+1})$, namely when $x_i \le s < x_{i+1}$
Hence
$$ S(\Delta, (\xi_i)) = c_1f(\xi_i), \qquad s,\xi_i \in [x_i, x_{i+1}) $$
Now, for $|\Delta| \to 0$, we have $|x_{i+1}- x_i| \to 0$, hence $|s - \xi_i| \to 0$. As $f$ is continuous, we have $f(\xi_i) \to f(s)$. This gives
$$ S(\Delta, (\xi_i)) \to c_1f(s)= \int_a^b f\,d\alpha $$
Now note, that $\alpha \mapsto \int_a^b f\, d\alpha$ is linear to obtain your result.

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using administrative divisions and numerical vicinity of the postal codes as factors in the disambiguation of place names.
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Q: PHP: Transform incoming string to UTF-8, without any information what encoding it was I'm having problems.
I have a REST API that uses json_encode to output data as JSON. However, sometimes data gets pushed to the API that is not UTF-8 data. And so when trying to output this data, json_encode throws an exception, because it can only handle UTF-8 data.
What should I do? Can I somehow force every incoming data to be UTF8? This seems to be hard, because I have no information what encoding the data is sent in.
Or should I try to run json_encode on the incoming data and if it can not encode return an error?
EDIT: I forgot to mention that this is a REST API. So I get POST requests to my API with lots of fields and values.

A: You might be able to use mb_detect_encoding() to guess at what character encoding you're getting, but the heuristics involved in guessing a character encoding are less than 100% reliable so it might still not work, and worse you might mangle a string that was valid.
If the JSON source is sending a content-type header, it should also include the (intended) character encoding.
   Content-Type: application/json; charset=ISO-8859-4

If this information is accurate then you could use it to do the transcoding.

A: You could use mb_detect_encoding to detect the encoding of the incoming data, then use iconv to translate the data into utf-8.

A: You might want to check out iconv()

iconv — Convert string to requested character encoding

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.iconv.php

A: I prefer mb_string functions. Here is the sample from php.net
/* Convert internal character encoding to SJIS */
$str = mb_convert_encoding($str, "SJIS");

/* Convert EUC-JP to UTF-7 */
$str = mb_convert_encoding($str, "UTF-7", "EUC-JP");

/* Auto detect encoding from JIS, eucjp-win, sjis-win, then convert str to UCS-2LE */
$str = mb_convert_encoding($str, "UCS-2LE", "JIS, eucjp-win, sjis-win");

/* "auto" is expanded to "ASCII,JIS,UTF-8,EUC-JP,SJIS" */
$str = mb_convert_encoding($str, "EUC-JP", "auto");


I have a confession to make. Before trying this recipe I had never made oatmeal cookies before. That could be why I innocently pushed forward when things seemed strange. The batter was wet and loose and I couldn't form a rounded cookie; I thought the oatmeal might soak up the liquid. Nope. They spread like crazy and I ended up with a sheet-pan sized cookie.
Upon analyzing the disaster, I made some major modifications in the recipe. The flour to oats ratio was off, so I added loads of flour and used fewer oats. There was also too much milk and too little baking soda. Generally for high altitude you add a little moisture and reduce leaveners, but in this case I did just the opposite. Then I adjusted the spices – I think all cinnamon and no cloves enhances the raisins. Ah, the sweet taste of success.
Preheat oven to 350F. In the bowl of a stand mixer, beat together sugar, brown sugar, vanilla extract, and margarine until smooth and fluffy. Beat in milk a little at a time until well combined.
In another bowl, add flour, baking soda, salt, cinnamon, and nutmeg, and stir until well mixed. Add flour mixture to the bowl of the stand mixture and blend to combine. Add oats and blend to combine. Remove bowl from stand mixer and stir in raisins.
There were leftovers because my widespread family requested cookies. On their behalf, I will freeze some and see how they fare later.
I haven't made peanut butter cookies in years but I have a good reason. The last time I made a healthy peanut butter cookie I used freshly ground peanuts. Unfortunately, the nut butter they produced was dense and blew the motor on my hand mixer.
My recent attempt to make peanut butter cookies fared much better and was less dramatic. It was labor intensive, however. I had to try the recipe several times because it made a doughy, dry biscuit and not a rich, chewy cookie. The recipe was already vegan so that required no alterations. The changes to the cookie ended up being less about making it high altitude and more to making it chewy while enhancing the peanut flavor.
The final cookie was chewy with a pronounced peanut flavor. To achieve that I removed the brown rice syrup and used light brown sugar instead, while using more peanut butter and less flour. For higher altitude I added more liquids and used less baking soda. It took three tries but I think I finally got it.
Preheat oven to 350F. Line baking sheets with parchment paper. In a large bowl, or the bowl of a stand mixer, whisk together the soymilk, flaxseeds and vanilla extract. Let sit for a few minutes. Stir in the agave syrup, brown sugar, canola oil and peanut butter.
After baking this recipe several times for adaptations, I may actually be tired of peanut butter cookies. At least that means I will save a few for freezing.
The first hurdle to this recipe was finding candy canes after Christmas. Fortunately, the rest came pretty easy.
I applied some high altitude science to the recipe and added a bit of flour. To make it vegan I replaced the eggs with soy yogurt – this added moisture so I reduced the water instead of increasing it. Then I boosted the healthiness by using whole wheat flour for some of the white flour, agave nectar for the corn syrup, and less of the sugary topping. Then, because I love mint, I used peppermint extract in place of some vanilla.
My first attempt made so many changes that I was unsure, but the texture, crumb, look and taste were achieved on the first try. Much to my surprise and excitement they were fantastic. In fact, I have dubbed them the best cookie I have ever made (so far).
Preheat oven to 350F. Melt butter and chocolate together in a pan over low heat on the stovetop. Mix and set aside to cool.
In a large bowl, whisk to combine sugar and yogurt. Add baking soda and salt. Mix well. Add agave syrup, water and extracts. Mix well. Add cooled chocolate mixture and mix with a spoon. Add all-purpose flour and mix. Add whole wheat flour and mix well. Cover bowl with plastic wrap and put it in the fridge for a few minutes while you make the topping.
Place candy canes in a small bowl. Add sugar and mix with a fork. Line baking sheets with parchment paper. Take dough and roll it into walnut-sized balls with your hands. The dough may be sticky so roll only enough for the cookies you can bake immediately then place bowl in the refrigerator. Roll dough balls in topping and place on a cookie sheet, 12 balls to a sheet. Flatten slightly with your hand. Bake for 9-11 minutes. Cool on the cookie sheet then remove to a wire rack to cool completely. Yield: 3 1/2 dozen cookies (this is after I halved the original recipe).
It was tough but I saved a few to freeze. I'll check back on them soon to see how they fared.
I hereby declare that March is National Vegan Cookie Month. I just made that up, but it sounds good, doesn't it?
My plan is to spend March making cookies. That's a whole bunch of cookies, so I may freeze some. I've never had to worry about freezing cookies before as they don't last that long in my house. But, that will be a new twist on my experiment. I will adapt recipes for high altitude and vegan (if needed) and then freeze them and see how they come out. If I have any left over. Uh, not likely.
The recipes start with the deadly Chocolate Mint Cookies with crushed candy canes from a mystery (with recipes) called Candy Cane Murder. Then we move on to shortbread cookies that I will dress up by dipping and sandwiching with jam. Next are Peanut Butter Agave Cookies from Vegan Cookies Invade Your Cookie Jar. (Viva la invasion). Our final delicious tryout is a classic – Oatmeal Raisin Cookies.
I drool as I think of the fun and aromatic baking to come. Do you have a cookie recipe that you would like to see me adapt to be vegan and high altitude? Let me know and it may become part of the celebration of National Vegan Cookie Month.


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Cole at KIRKPATRICKDIGITALCINEMA was kind enough to share with me some brilliant action and behind the scenes photos from the 2014 Factory KTM/FMF Offroad photoshoot featuring Steward Baylor, Mike Lafferty, Kacy Martinez, Charlie Mullins, Kailub Russell, Ivan Ramirez and Taylor Robert.
KTM Motorsports is proud to announce the 2014 team line-up for the Factory FMF/KTM Offroad Racing Team, including: Steward Baylor, Mike Lafferty, Kacy Martinez, Charlie Mullins, Kailub Russell, Ivan Ramirez and Taylor Robert.
The seven-rider team will contest multiple national offroad series. Baylor, who sat out most of the 2013 season healing from a wrist injury, will return to the AMA National Enduro and GNCC Series for 2014. Baylor is seeking his second national championship in the National Enduro Series and will be competing in his first full-season in the GNCC XC1 class.
Lafferty will return to the Factory FMF/KTM Team for his final year of racing. 2014 will mark Lafferty's 20th year racing professionally and he has announced that it will be his final year racing full-time. The 8-time National Enduro Champion is currently tied with Dick Burleson for the record amount of National Enduro championships and he will be looking to break that record in his final season.
Mullins has signed a three-year contract with the KTM team. The reigning AMA National Enduro Champion will return to the series to defend his title. Mullins was dominant in that series last season and is looking to hang on to his number one plate. Mullins, who finished 2nd in the GNCC XC1 Series to his teammate Russell, will return to the GNCC Series in 2014 with greater motivation to win. "Kailub and I battled the whole season last year and I plan to challenge him even more next season. No racer likes to get second and I am going to do my part to make sure I am in the championship hunt this next season," remarked Mullins.
Mullins main competitor, Russell, has also signed a three-year contract with the Factory FMF/KTM Team. For 2014, he will defend his title in the GNCC XC1 Series. "I made some changes to my program last year that helped me as we neared the end of the season. It felt great to get my first XC1 championship and now I am determined to stay on top. I am looking forward to an exciting season," stated Russell.
In the Women's GNCC class, fans will see Kacy Martinez step up to the Factory team truck replacing four-time GNCC Champion Maria Forsberg. Martinez proved she has what it takes to place at the top of the podium, winning two races last season. The multi-time WORCS Women's Champion is looking to compete for her first GNCC title.
On the west coast, KTM has Ramirez and Robert. Ramirez will contest the AMA National Hare & Hound Series where he finished fourth overall this past season. "Last year was my first full-time year in the series. I love desert racing, so I am really looking forward to returning to that series. I learned a lot from my friend Kurt Caselli and I am hoping to take what he has taught me and go after my first title in that series," mentioned Ramirez.
The newest face to the Factory FMF/KTM Team is Taylor Robert. A former WORCS Champion and the 2013 ISDE Top American, Robert is excited about the switch to the KTM brand. Like Mullins and Russell, Robert has also signed a three-year contract with the factory team. He will compete on the 350 XC-F in the EnduroCross Series. Robert is excited for his debut on the team, commenting "It is an honor to race for the KTM team. I know they have a history of winning offroad championships and I am hoping to give them some more. I am thankful for the opportunity and excited to showcase the product in the EnduroCross Series and in the ISDE next season."
"We lost a great leader in our team with the passing of Kurt Caselli, and it is our goal, to continue to do what he has taught us to do, which is to continue to improve each season to reach new goals and championships," stated Factory FMF/KTM Team Manager Antti Kallonen.
He continued, "We've always had a team of great riders and this year is no exception. The 2013 season was very successful and it is never easy to repeat that success but with our group of riders, mechanics and team staff I know we have what it takes to defend current titles and go after new ones."
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Hello there. I am a staff member for another forum and just recently, they have added moods. I'm just curious if CreateAForum has moods or if it's something that could be added in the future. A lot of people would love it and I would too. I hope my suggestion gives you something new to add.
How would that system work not familiar with them.
I'm sorry. The way you said that wasn't very clear.
Please explain moods I do not understand moods system.
It isn't like an amazing feature. It's a small but fun little feature to add in. The purpose of the moods system is for a user to show if they're happy, sad, angry etc.


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A Bristol, Illinois party rental company is a great option for large events or events that require hard-to-find items. From wedding chair covers to table linens to silverware, couples can find everything needed to plan an elegant wedding. For those planning outdoor events, many tent rental companies provide party tents and also handle the tent set-up and break down.
If you already have a venue, but simply want to personalize your event, try renting a photo booth from a Bristol rental company. You will have instant favors and guests will love the interactivity. You can also rent a cotton candy machine or popcorn machine to bring out the kid in all of your guests.
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Charlestown was in Middlesex County from that county's creation on 10 May 1643 by the Massachusetts Bay Colony until it was annexed by the city of Boston, in Suffolk County, by a vote of the residents of both cities on 5 January 1874. In between, Charlestown was in the Province of Massachusetts Bay when the Massachusetts Bay Colony and Plymouth Colony were merged on 7 October 1691 until the beginning of the Revolutionary War in early October 1774.
Charlestown is the oldest neighborhood in Boston and was originally a separate town and the first capital of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. It was founded in 1628, and settled July 4, 1629, by a group of about 100 primarily British puritans who preceded the Great Migration. Charlestown is located northeast of Boston proper on a peninsula extending southeast between the Charles and Mystic rivers The northern end of Boston's Freedom Trail is in Charlestown; the town was the location from which Paul Revere began his famous "midnight ride" before the Battle of Lexington and Concord; and on June 17, 1775 the Charlestown Peninsula was the site of the Battle of Bunker Hill.


Couple minutes ago I just arrived from Miami and Key West. We spent the whole day at Key West, just in that small city and in Hard Rock Café there.
By the evening we got back to our hotel and we just stopped for cupple of minutes ( we arrived there just 1 hour before the Mall closes!!! ) in the Mall. We went to Nordstrom and I got my MARC by MARC JACOBS iPhone case!!!! Finally!! No, I do not have the iphone yet, but I really love the case and hope my dad will order the phone as soon as it is possible. I wanted the white case, but it was sold out, so I took this black one. I think I like the white more, but I do not mind, that I have the black one, because I wear black everyday and I love the colour. In the store I bought some cosmetics from MAC as well, because in Czech Republic the MAC is soooo expensive, so I got make-up powder and mascara. The last thing I have is from Forever 21 and it is a swim-bra in black. It is classy and I love pieces like this one, so I am really glad to have it!
Maybe we will stop in Sarasota and just take a walk there and maybe enjoy a little bit of last shopping opportunities!
už len preto som si chcela kúpiť iphone, no potom som to zvážila.
Tiež má krásne obaly na notebooky.
Oh, yes! I got it! Finally! I am so glad happy about it! Every case he made is sooo beautiful and I love to death!* And I am so jealous of you because I wanna laptop case as well!!


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Biopolymer Methods in Tissue Engineering pp 171-195 | Cite as
Microscopic Methods for the Analysis of Engineered Tissues
Janis Menage
Part of the Methods in Molecular Biology™ book series (MIMB, volume 238)
Examination of engineered tissues is clearly necessary to evaluate their properties and determine how close they are to those of the original tissue being engineered. Microscopy encompasses a group of techniques that allows the assessment of many parameters, including information on the cells themselves, on their viability, density, proliferation status, morphology, their capacity for protein synthesis, and their cell activity. Microscopy can also be utilized to follow the structure of any scaffold used and to determine whether it is broken down. In addition to examining how the cells interact with it, the scaffold can be examined to establish whether they adhere successfully, which molecules are involved, and whether the cells go on to produce any matrix—and if so, whether it replaces the original scaffold or integrates with it and builds on it.
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Home GameFacts About Cartoon Games – Get Familiar With These Popular Ones Today
Facts About Cartoon Games – Get Familiar With These Popular Ones Today
Curious Facts About Cartoon Games: Most people may be familiar with games such as Candyland and Street fighter, but not everyone is familiar with the other games that are available on the market today. It can be interesting to learn about these different games, as many of them are available for kids of all ages and many more are available for adults who like to have some fun while they enjoy a good game. There are a number of different games that fall into this category, but there is also one game that really caught my attention.
Interesting Facts about Cartoon Games: There is actually a game known as Speedball where one can play the game without having to get on a computer at all! Some people will probably be more interested in a racing game and others will be more interested in playing a simple game-type game which involves them only racing against other players within the same genre as them. There are many other types of games out there that fall into this category, and it can be fun to learn about them and see what is available. I am going to share with you a few of the more popular games that are available for kids today.
Speedball: This is a great one to start with if one is interested in getting started playing some type of game where one can have a lot of fun without having to spend a lot of money or having to spend a lot of time playing a game. The game involves a ball that is used to pass across the screen and when it hits a target, the ball bounces off and a new player has to be entered. When a player enters a game, the game is over once the ball touches an object and it is their turn to enter again.
Another interesting fact about Speedball is that it can be played on both a PC and on a Nintendo DSiWare. This means that anyone who owns one of these two devices can play it! The DSiWare version allows more options for players to use while playing the game, which makes it very popular among kids and adults alike.
Balloon Fight: This is another great trivia game that can be enjoyed by just about anyone. In this game, players will have to fight in order to reach a certain level and defeat all the balloons that are placed on the field. Players need to place the balloons onto balloons in order to eliminate them and once a player defeats a certain number of balloons, then they win! The game will continue until the last balloon is removed or the timer runs out. You can get more information about download poker online.
Balloon Fight: As the name itself indicates, there are several different levels within the game that require the player to get through them and defeat the balloons that have been placed on them. The game also involves various power ups, so that a player can get more time to work their way through the game. Many of the stages are similar to that of Super Mario Brothers, but there are also ones that include obstacles that will throw the players off or make it harder to get through. With all of these facts about cartoon games, it can be fun to learn about them and see what games are available for kids today.
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Q: Cannot resolve symbol 'Callback' I am currently creating a 2D Android game using Android Studio. I have created a class called GameView which extends SurfaceView and implements SurfaceHolder.CallBack. However, I am getting the error, "Cannot resolve symbol 'Callback'". I have already checked the SurfaceHolder class and the interface for Callback exists already.
I have already tried cleaning the project and tried looking around the internet for help, but can't seem to solve it. Can someone help me figure out what the problem and how I can solve it?
The code for the GameView class which I wrote so far:
import android.content.Context;
import android.support.annotation.MainThread;
import android.view.SurfaceHolder;
import android.view.SurfaceView;
/**
 * Created by Shreyas on 22/03/2017.
 */
public class GameView extends SurfaceView implements SurfaceHolder.CallBack
{
    private MainThread thread;
    public GameView(Context context)
    {
        super(context);
        getHolder().addCallback(this);
        thread = new MainThread(getHolder(), this);
        setFocusable(true);
    }
    public void surfaceDestroyed(SurfaceHolder holder)
    {

    }
}

Thank you.

A: Try this quick fix: add this line to your import code
import android.view.SurfaceHolder.Callback;

A: Wow that was annoying - my fix was make sure auto import is on in Android studio (Preferences->Editor->General->Auto Import) turn everything on then in my code made a fake variable and hand typed it in and viola it asked which library to import
example: x = new Callback... and it shows the list of options


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A group of women in an in-patient care facility have only one thing in common: they have all attempted suicide. Originally developed for the stage at Toronto-based Soulpepper Theatre Company, director Helen Shaver explores the impact seven women have on each other as they work through their own personal traumas.
Samira (played by rising star, Clark Backo, LETTERKENNY) has PTSD after a violent sexual assault several years earlier, and her fellow residents have personal stories that intersect with her own. Trying to lead them all to some form of healing is psychiatrist Louise, who holds the centre of this diverse and kinetic group. Some of the women will leave the safety of the clinic, for better or worse, and others will stay, hopefully learning to find a way to exist alongside their pain.
Canadian director Helen Shaver has been delighting audiences in front of and behind the camera for decades. Some of her recent credits include WESTWORLD, VIKINGS, and ANNE WITH AN E.
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The first informal evening at the St. Moritz Restaurant was the first event with our new Chairman Reto Jauch. The apéro was sponsored by Walter Isler. Armin Loetscher prepared a wonderful meal and the atmosphere was friendly and relaxed. The participants fully enjoyed the evening. A good start for Reto Jauch and the new Vize-Chairman Walter Isler.