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Originally known for books, Amazon.com is now the world's online marketplace for: A/V; home audio; electronics, gift cards, not to mention clothing, shoes, jewelry and watches; music, movies and games, streaming video and music, health and beauty aids, sporting goods, groceries, and more.
Amazon Brands: Echo and Alexa lines; Fire tablets; Fire TV, Kindle-E-readers and Books, Prime, Whole Foods.
Amazon is the quintessential Internet success story, as it was conceived by a single determined entrepreneur born precisely when the Internet began to enter households and businesses, and it has led the wave ever since through continuous innovation and diversification. To understand the Amazon brand, is to understand its founder, Jeff Bezos, who earned his undergraduate degree in computer science and electrical engineering from Princeton University in 1986 and who then worked for several years in the financial services business. During that time, he saw the potential of the Internet and its potential to disrupt book sales. He decided to launch the company in Washington state, at first calling the company Cadabra, short for the magical term, but he was warned it could be confused with the word "cadaver." The name Amazon was selected because it could stand for anything and a name that foretold the vast territory the company would one day conquer.
The first-ever order was placed in April of 1995, when Bezos invited some friends and colleagues to try out his test version of the web site. When the site went live in July, Bezos set the tone for his business philosophy by boldly calling it "the Earth's biggest bookstore," when he had no advertising budget with which to even make that claim. Nonetheless, within about 18 months, mostly through word-of-mouth, the company had sales in excess of $15 billion, and Bezos took the company with an initial public offering that raised nearly $55 million.
Unlike other entrepreneurs who often stuck firmly to their core businesses, Bezos set out to leverage the Amazon brand in whatever sector he saw he could add value—not only by creating an enormous worldwide marketplace of independent entrepreneurs and retailers selling through the Amazon.com platform—but by creating new categories of home appliances such as Echo and Alexa and by entering the cloud services field. Why? Because there was a need and Amazon had the resources and expertise because of its own reliance on cloud services.
Amazon brand is expressed through its principles: customer obsession; ownership; invent and simply; be right a lot; learn and be curious; hire and develop the best; insist on the highest standards; think big; frugality—accomplish more with less; earn trust; dive deep; have a backbone to disagree and commit; deliver results. Based on Bezos' combination of engineering experience, the entire company is focused on continuous innovation and self-disruption. Having such a clear brand makes it easy to leverage not only the popularity of its products but the story its brand stands for.
As with the company's buyer persona, Amazon's demographics closely mirror those of America in terms of age, income, and even education—so broadly it has penetrated homes and offices across the world. A Goldman Sachs report estimates that the average Amazon user is just under 40, and that about half of the users are 19 to 44 years old. About a third of users are between 45 and 64 years old.
Endorsements and Sponsorships
The company supports the Feeding America food program, a Local Love event program to encourage volunteers to help not-for-profits; a Device Donation program to provide Amazon products and gift cards to schools, a "Girls Who Code" event program, and many more programs to support education, employee empowerment, energy efficiency through wind-farms, waste reduction and recycling. It has a gifting programs for soldiers in service as well as disaster relief programs. The Amazon Smile program enables charities to raise money through Amazon by receiving a percentage of sales made by their communities using a designated charity code.
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The great benefit of Amazon is breadth of choice, price, and speed of delivery. These benefits generally are not consistent with customization and personalization beyond inserting a personalized packing slip or letter.
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Thank you for playing LINE PATAPOKO ANIMAL.
Thank you all for your supports to LINE PATAPOKO ANIMAL.
LINE Patapoko Animal is a puzzle shooter game in which you need to prevent the animals from escaping the scene. The way to do that is to throw vegetables at them before they exit the scene.
How to do so? Tap the screen to release the veggie, tap again to increase the speed and tilt the device to guide the vegetable and aim correctly so you don't miss your chance. Earn rewards in form of cherries and use them later to upgrade your veggie weapons!
Choose between challenge or stage mode, compete against other LINE users and become the best player in the LINE world.
LINE Corporation is the developer of this original and entertaining pastime with excellent graphics and smooth and responsive controls. Beautiful animations for a game featuring animals and vegetables.
The new official game from "LINE" – the free messenger app.
■What kind of game is it?
An all-new puzzle shooter in which you take down approaching animal enemies with vegetables, one after another. Stop the cute-but-nasty animals from escaping from the world of the picture book!
LINE PATAPOKO ANIMAL is a puzzle-based shooting game which uses a smartphone's "gyroscope sensor".
Try tilting your device up, down, left, and right after throwing a vegetable to control its trajectory before it hits an animal. Hitting animals will earn you "Cherries" which you can save up to upgrade your veggies!
Be sure to aim properly.
Animals will bob and weave, so just tossing vegetables at random will not land you many hits. Aim sharply! This is the most important PATAPOKO tip!
■Play with your LINE friends!
In the endless PATAPOKO Challenge Mode, you can take on your LINE friends and battle for records. Try to reach the level of PATAPOKO King!
Connect blocks quickly and defeat the monster. LINE Pokopang is a new puzzle game in which monsters have invaded the animal's village. Your goal is to help the pink bunny and his friends by eliminating the puzzle blocks and getting rid of the monsters. The gameplay is the usual one: draw lines to link three or more blocks of the same color in order….


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.. _[RD-9]: http://www.wmo.int/pages/prog/sat/documents/ARCH_strategy-climate-architecture-space.pdf
.. _[RD-10]: http://ceos.org/document_management/Working_Groups/WGClimate/Meetings/WGClimate-6/WGClimate_ECV-Inventory-Questionnaire-Guide_v2-2_Feb2016.pdf

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Terminology
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The following table :numref:`terminology` based on `[RD-9]`_ and `[RD-10]`_ lists some of the terms used
in the CCI Toolbox user interfaces and throughout this documentation.

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   * - Term
     - CCI Toolbox Definition
   * - ECV
     - Umbrella term for geophysical quantity/quantities associated with climate variation and change as well as the
       impact of climate change onto Earth (e.g. cloud properties).
   * - ECV product
     - Subdivision of ECVs in long-term data record of values or fields, covering one or more geophysical quantities
       (e.g. Cloud Water Path).
   * - Geophysical quantity
     - One physical parameter/variable in that constitutes a time series of observations (e.g. Cloud Liquid Water
       Path).
   * - Dataset
     - In-memory representation of data opened from a *data source*. Contains multiple layers of a geophysical quantity or
       multiple geophysical quantities with multiple layers encompassing e.g. information on temporal and spatial
       dimensions and localization or uncertainty information.
   * - Data product
     - Combination of dataset and geophysical quantity incl. uncertainty information (e.g. Cloud Liquid Water Path
       from L3S Modis merged phase1 v1.0 including uncertainty, standard deviation, number of observations, …)
   * - Data store
     - Offers multiple *data sources*.
   * - Data source
     - A concrete source for datasets. Provides the *schema* of datasets and other descriptive meta-information
       about a dataset such as it geo-spatial coverage. Used to open datasets.
   * - Schema
     - Describes a dataset's structure, contents and data types.

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The joint Belarusian-Swiss train factory Stadler Minsk will roll out the first train for the Minsk metro in Q3-Q4 2018, Deputy Operations Director at the state-run enterprise Minsk Metro Andrei Mikhailovsky told the media, BelTA has learned.
The four-car train will have two control cars (one at each end of the unit). It will be operated on line 2 at first and then on line 3. "This will be a modern train with open walkthrough gangways from end-to-end. It will be tailored to all categories of citizens and equipped with anti-vandal seats, comfortable handrails, and an automatic train control system which allows precision stopping at stations. I think that the passengers will be able to check out the new trains in 2018," Andrei Mikhailovsky said.
In order to guarantee the safety of passenger service, the train will undergo an independent certification process before it starts carrying the first passengers, Andrei Mikhailovsky noted. Then, the train will be tested at the factory and in the Mogilevskaya electric depot.
BelTA reported earlier that Stadler Minsk has won a tender to supply ten trains for the Minsk metro. The new trains will be running on line 3.
The 17.2km third line will serve 14 stations. It is designed to connect the southern and northern residential areas of Minsk with the downtown. The construction of the first four stations is underway i(Kovalskaya Sloboda, Vokzalnaya, Yubileinaya Poshchad, and Ploshchad Bogushevicha). The new stations will be equipped with platform screen doors.
Stadler Minsk is a resident company of the FEZ Minsk and makes part of the Swiss Stadler Rail Group. The enterprise manufactures products for broad-gauge railways. The train factory is based in Fanipol.


The full form of ISO is International Standards Organization, which issues certificates for those who fulfilled the requirement of the quality standard. Many companies or industries try to comply these standards for the betterment of their business, service, and quality.
The ISO standards are set of international standards that can be utilized by any types of manufacturers, companies, and service providers around the globe for quality assurance. ISO certified companies are trusted for the quality of their service or product. Consumers prefer and trust such certified companies. A company without any standard certification is immediately noticed. The ISO standards are tough and take a long time to achieve as the certification process is extended and rigorous.
These standards provide the government with a technical base for safety and environmental legislation. Some specific guidelines are set that needs to be implemented by the government to make inspections and safety specifications. These inspections are economical and can be performed at minimal cost. The standards are set by ISO are tested thus the risk is minimal.
The standards are useful for the new companies so that companies can begin competitively to meet the internationally known and respected standards.
For users, consumers, products, and services, standards mean safeguard and trust that helps in maintaining the quality of life.
ISO standards are making the development, manufacturing and supply of products and services efficient, safer and cleaner. These standards assure more benefits and prevents from accident and injury, enhances higher sales, and provides the best quality products.


Once the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Tom Ridge shared his expertise and experience at the Kaspersky CyberSecurity Summit. He stressed information sharing between government and business on security issues.
This year's Kaspersky CyberSecurity Summit in San Francisco was by far the largest I've experienced. I didn't count, but the hall held at least 100 people, from many different countries. The day started with a keynote by Tom Ridge. You'll remember him as the former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (among other roles).
"This subject matter gave me a chance to reflect on what I've done," began Ridge. "In my days as an infantry staff sergeant in Vietnam, in the sixties, we fought a traditional war, violent, instrumental, and attributable. It's a kinetic war, with lethal means of destruction on land, sea, and air. The notion of cybersecurity wasn't on anybody's mind."
"Flash forward to 2014," continued Ridge, "It's a brave new world, an interconnected, interdependent world. In this world there are two permanent global conditions we'll deal with as individuals, companies, and countries. One is the scourge of terrorism, but that's for another discussion. The other is what I call the digital forevermore."
"We're never going to be less connected than we are now," said Ridge. "The text we use today will soon be outmoded. It's a dynamic environment. The digital forevermore is a new environment. In the sixties, we worried about land, sea, and air. Now we add cyber."
"The promise and peril of the digital forevermore bring new capability, uncertainty, and risk, not only to the war fighter but to the enterprise," said Ridge. "To the war fighter, it's a global cyber war. We know today that the nation states have embedded cyber-strategy. It's in their policy documents. It's a part of war fighting doctrine and it's been used. Forget looking for cyberwar in the future; the future is now."
"I would say that war fighters are laser focused on risks attendant to the cyber world," said Ridge. "I'm not sure the private sector brings the same acuity of focus to that risk, which grows ever more in the digital forevermore." He continued, "It's critically important to understand that national security and economic security are tied. When nation states can disrupt cyber- assets, it's everybody's concern."
Ridge noted that in the DHS they had a saying: You can't secure the country from inside the beltway. Everybody has a role in security. "Trade secrets, product development, testing, strategies, pricing, you name it," said Ridge. "Attackers and hackers are after it. But to the private sector, the virtual world is a vague world. The C-suite doesn't have experience. We need to convince them that the impact is not virtual, it is real."
"America is a target-rich environment," noted Ridge. "We don't need to be breathless, but we need to be smart. Cyberattack is not a preventable problem, but it is a manageable problem. In the twentieth century, the catchword for business was quality. In our century, the word is resiliency."
Ridge quoted a financial analyst at Kleiner Perkins as saying, "There are two kinds of companies, those who've been breached and know it, and those who've been breached and don't know it." "The military knows without a doubt that cyber-attack is a risk," said Ridge. "Enterprise? They may see it as an IT problem, not as a business problem. That should worry shareholders, customers, and partners."
"One challenge in the private sector is information sharing," said Ridge. "In the past three years I've had the privilege of working with a Homeland Security task force. We went to Congress and asked them for a proteted avenue for the government and private sector to share security information. There's much to be learned and shared from each sector. Unfortunately, we had no success."
"You have to go from 'need to know' to 'need to share,'" said Ridge. "For example, one client talked about a major corporation being hacked. When they went to share with a government agency, the agency said, 'We know.' When were you going to tell us? This kind of posturing inhibits our capability for cyberwarfare."
"The war figher has accepted the new cyber-domain," concluded Ridge. "The private sector is slow in catching up. We're in this together, the war fighter. We don't need to be breathless, just smart. Cyberattack is not preventable, but it is manageable. We must continue to focus on quality, but a culture of awareness and resiliency needs to be at the epicenter."


GRAVENHURST — The Gravenhurst Rotary Club Education Bursary fund continues to grow in leaps and bounds.
Rotary fund chair Ken Little, left, accepts Tanner family cheque for $9,000 from Gordon Tanner, left, and his parents Doug and Ann.
And the latest supporters are Doug and Ann Tanner and their family — who are actually second-time donors to the post secondary schooling fund.
With this $9,000 and their previous support and matching anonymous funds, it brings their contribution to $30,000.
Fund chair Ken Little accepted a donation from the family members on hand at the club's most recent meeting last week.
"We should be pleased that after living or working in such places as Orillia, Elmira, WellesleyTownship, Orangeville, Port Elgin, Waterloo, Walkerton, Manitoulin, Darnock and Toronto this lovely couple has chosen to live in Gravenhurst.
We are very fortunate to have people moving to the community who have adopted it as their own.
Two such people are Doug and Ann Tanner.
Since coming to Gravenhurst they have participated in and serviced the community in a variety of ways. Doug and Ann are very involved as members of TrinityUnitedChurch and participate in many of their charitable activities. They have helped out with volunteer work, in the earlier days of Grace and Speed. They have enjoyed the fellowship of Probus and their lungs have been exercised weekly as members of the Elderberry Choir.
As we all know Doug has been an active member of our Rotary Club and does it all with a smile.
Doug has also been in education all of his life. Growing up in the BrucePeninsula he was also encouraged to get a good education and Graduated in Economics from the University of Waterloo and then obtained his Masters of Education in curriculum Studies from the University of Western Ontario. Doug worked for most his career in Administration for the school system.
With two teachers for parents the children saw firsthand the advantages of an education.
Doug Jr., who is not here today, has two daughters, Nicole and Hilary. He also received a degree from the University of Western Ontario and went on to obtain his Executive MBA at the University of Toronto. He is now an investment adviser with World Markets at CiBC.
Gord, who is with us today, is married to Robin and they have three sons Sam, Ryan and Ben.
Working in the school system's of Walkerton or Manitoulin Doug and Ann knew the importance of kids at risk to get encouragement and financial help to get an education.
Their family has chosen to make a contribution to the Rotary Bursary Endowment Fund and those funds were matched and there will a bursary given in the Tanner Family name this year and every year from day on.


More than 200 people visited Winds and Tides stand at Seanergy, the must attend event for Marine Renewable Energies professionals in Le Havre on March 22 and 23.
Visitors had the opportunity to meet the project partners, the students who participated to the mobilities, but also test the e-learning modules and have a copy of the Winds and Tides guidebook.
It was a great opportunity for networking and disseminating our project results on a large scale and visitors expressed much interest in having access to our learning provision.


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Mark Allan Elliott Richards (born 9 April 1974) is a former English cricketer.  Richards is a right-handed batsman who bowls right-arm medium pace.  He was born at Bridport, Devon.

Richards made his debut for Devon in the 2002 Minor Counties Championship against Wiltshire.  He played three further Championship matches that season, the last of which came against Berkshire.  In that same season he made his MCCA Knockout Trophy debut for Devon, which came against Dorset.  He played four further Trophy matches that season, the last of which came against the Sussex Cricket Board.

2002 also saw him make his List A debut for Devon, against Yorkshire in the 3rd round of the 2002 Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy.  He played a further match in that format in 2002, against Cumberland in the 2nd round of the 2003 Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy which was held in 2002.  Three years later he played a final List A match for Devon against Essex at The Maer Ground in the 1st round of the 2005 Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy.  In his three List A matches, he took 6 wickets at a bowling average of 19.33, with best figures of 4/22.

Richards played two Second XI Championship matches for the Worcestershire Second XI in 2006.

References

External links
Mark Richards at ESPNcricinfo
Mark Richards at CricketArchive

1974 births
Living people
People from Bridport
Cricketers from Dorset
Cricketers from Devon
English cricketers
Devon cricketers

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The Bogner Fire + Ice Lela3-D Down Ski Jacket is a best seller — and for good reason. It easily goes from ski wear to city wear, thanks to smocked side panels that give this jacket a fitted look. Despite the sleek silhouette, this women's ski jacket manages to house 650 fill-power duck-down insulation. On the slopes, you'll find the numerous pockets, elastic cuffs, and powder skirt immeasurably helpful, while the removable hood is perfect for urban wear. The Bogner Fire + Ice Lela3-D Down Ski Jacket is made with an active nylon fabric and has a DWR waterproof finish.


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En geometría, una cara es cada uno de los planos que forman un ángulo diedro o poliedro, o cada uno de los polígonos que forman o limitan un poliedro. Por ejemplo, cualquiera de los cuadrados que limitan un hexaedro regular (cubo) es una cara del mismo. El sufijo -edro se deriva del sustantivo griega ἕδρα, que significa "asiento" o "base".

Los polígonos (bidimensionales) que limitan los politopos de altas dimensiones comúnmente también se llaman caras, y en general, cualquiera de los límites dimensionales más bajos del politopo es una n-cara del mismo.

Definición formal

En geometría convexa, una cara de un politopo es la intersección entre cualquier hiperplano de soporte de P, y P. El conjunto de caras de un politopo incluye al politopo en sí mismo y al conjunto vacío.

Las siguientes son las n-caras de un polícoro o politopo tetra-dimensional:

 4-caras -o el polícoro en sí mismo, 4-dimensional
 3-caras -o cualquier célula de 3 dimensiones
 2-caras - ocualquier cara poligonal de 2 dimensiones (usando la definición común de cara)
 1-caras -o cualquier borde 1-dimensional
 0-caras -o cualquier vértice 0-dimensional
 el conjunto vacío

Facetas

Si el politopo tiene n dimensiones, una cara de n-1 dimensiones se llama faceta. Por ejemplo, una célula de un polícoro es una faceta del mismo, así como una cara (bidimensional) lo es de un poliedro, y un lado de un polígono. Una cara de n-2 dimensiones se llama canto.

Geometría euclidiana del espacio
Poliedros


Exquisite, wonderful !!!! real Japanese atmosphere with macrobiotic food ! the dishes made by this woman are astonishing ! my mood after eating there, always went like a Mozart symphony, so light, so enjoyable and so cheap ! her restaurant was one of the very best i have tasted in Shiga prefecture. i personally call this woman the witch because each time i went there ( 3 times...) she make my day ! I don't know how to describe the sensational food she make.. but she really impress me. I wanna go back to Japan just to enjoy her food again , again ! Arigato la sorciere !


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Q: Null Reference Exception in designer Page in WPF I'm having custom control of grid structure which is derived from Control. Getting null reference exception in designer page when merged the styles of specific custom control.
Please find the stack trace:
    at System.Windows.StyleHelper.GetInstanceValue(UncommonField`1 dataField, DependencyObject container, FrameworkElement feChild, FrameworkContentElement fceChild, Int32 childIndex, DependencyProperty dp, Int32 i, EffectiveValueEntry& entry)
   at System.Windows.StyleHelper.GetChildValueHelper(UncommonField`1 dataField, ItemStructList`1& valueLookupList, DependencyProperty dp, DependencyObject container, FrameworkObject child, Int32 childIndex, Boolean styleLookup, EffectiveValueEntry& entry, ValueLookupType& sourceType, FrameworkElementFactory templateRoot)
   at System.Windows.StyleHelper.GetChildValue(UncommonField`1 dataField, DependencyObject container, Int32 childIndex, FrameworkObject child, DependencyProperty dp, FrugalStructList`1& childRecordFromChildIndex, EffectiveValueEntry& entry, ValueLookupType& sourceType, FrameworkElementFactory templateRoot)
   at System.Windows.StyleHelper.GetValueFromStyleOrTemplate(FrameworkObject fo, DependencyProperty dp, EffectiveValueEntry& entry)
   at System.Windows.StyleHelper.ApplyStyleOrTemplateValue(FrameworkObject fo, DependencyProperty dp)
   at System.Windows.StyleHelper.InvalidateContainerDependents(DependencyObject container, FrugalStructList`1& exclusionContainerDependents, FrugalStructList`1& oldContainerDependents, FrugalStructList`1& newContainerDependents)
   at System.Windows.StyleHelper.DoStyleInvalidations(FrameworkElement fe, FrameworkContentElement fce, Style oldStyle, Style newStyle)
   at System.Windows.StyleHelper.UpdateStyleCache(FrameworkElement fe, FrameworkContentElement fce, Style oldStyle, Style newStyle, Style& styleCache)
   at System.Windows.FrameworkElement.OnStyleChanged(DependencyObject d, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)
   at System.Windows.DependencyObject.OnPropertyChanged(DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)
   at System.Windows.FrameworkElement.OnPropertyChanged(DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)
   at System.Windows.DependencyObject.NotifyPropertyChange(DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs args)
   at System.Windows.DependencyObject.UpdateEffectiveValue(EntryIndex entryIndex, DependencyProperty dp, PropertyMetadata metadata, EffectiveValueEntry oldEntry, EffectiveValueEntry& newEntry, Boolean coerceWithDeferredReference, Boolean coerceWithCurrentValue, OperationType operationType)
   at System.Windows.DependencyObject.InvalidateProperty(DependencyProperty dp, Boolean preserveCurrentValue)
   at System.Windows.FrameworkElement.UpdateStyleProperty()
   at System.Windows.FrameworkElement.OnInitialized(EventArgs e)
   at System.Windows.FrameworkElement.TryFireInitialized()
   at System.Windows.FrameworkElement.EndInit()
   at MS.Internal.Xaml.Runtime.ClrObjectRuntime.InitializationGuard(XamlType xamlType, Object obj, Boolean begin)
   at System.Xaml.XamlObjectWriter.Logic_EndInit(ObjectWriterContext ctx)
   at System.Xaml.XamlObjectWriter.WriteEndObject()
   at System.Xaml.XamlWriter.WriteNode(XamlReader reader)
   at System.Windows.FrameworkTemplate.LoadTemplateXaml(XamlReader templateReader, XamlObjectWriter currentWriter)
   at System.Windows.FrameworkTemplate.LoadTemplateXaml(XamlObjectWriter objectWriter)
   at System.Windows.FrameworkTemplate.LoadOptimizedTemplateContent(DependencyObject container, IComponentConnector componentConnector, IStyleConnector styleConnector, List`1 affectedChildren, UncommonField`1 templatedNonFeChildrenField)
   at System.Windows.FrameworkTemplate.LoadContent(DependencyObject container, List`1 affectedChildren)
   at System.Windows.StyleHelper.ApplyTemplateContent(UncommonField`1 dataField, DependencyObject container, FrameworkElementFactory templateRoot, Int32 lastChildIndex, HybridDictionary childIndexFromChildID, FrameworkTemplate frameworkTemplate)
   at System.Windows.FrameworkTemplate.ApplyTemplateContent(UncommonField`1 templateDataField, FrameworkElement container)
   at System.Windows.FrameworkElement.ApplyTemplate()
   at System.Windows.FrameworkElement.MeasureCore(Size availableSize)
   at System.Windows.UIElement.Measure(Size availableSize)
   at System.Windows.Controls.Border.MeasureOverride(Size constraint)
   at System.Windows.FrameworkElement.MeasureCore(Size availableSize)
   at System.Windows.UIElement.Measure(Size availableSize)
   at System.Windows.Controls.Grid.MeasureCell(Int32 cell, Boolean forceInfinityV)
   at System.Windows.Controls.Grid.MeasureCellsGroup(Int32 cellsHead, Size referenceSize, Boolean ignoreDesiredSizeU, Boolean forceInfinityV, Boolean& hasDesiredSizeUChanged)
   at System.Windows.Controls.Grid.MeasureCellsGroup(Int32 cellsHead, Size referenceSize, Boolean ignoreDesiredSizeU, Boolean forceInfinityV)
   at System.Windows.Controls.Grid.MeasureOverride(Size constraint)
   at System.Windows.FrameworkElement.MeasureCore(Size availableSize)
   at System.Windows.UIElement.Measure(Size availableSize)
   at System.Windows.Controls.Control.MeasureOverride(Size constraint)

can i get any idea to resolve this issue.

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Gaza death toll hits 166 as Israeli airstrikes continue to kill civilians
Al Qassam website - Two Palestinian citizens died Sunday of wounds they sustained in earlier Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, bringing the total number of Palestinian casualties to 166 so far.
Spokesman for the health Ministry Ashraf al-Qudra identified the casualties as Hussein Abd al-Qader Muheissen, 19, and Haithem Ashraf Zu'reb, 21.
According to a survey conducted by PIC reporters in Gaza, at least 166 citizens were killed so far while more than 1120 others sustained severe injuries. Dozens of civilians' homes have been reduced to rubble all along the random Israeli raids.
Death toll and the number of injured Palestinians have been dramatically on the rise ever since the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) initiated such a brutal military campaign against the Gaza Strip over the past seven days.
The raids took away the lives of dozens of Gazan children, some of whom have been identified by PIC team as follows: one-and-a-half year old child Muhammad Malaka; 4-year-old Muhammad Khalaf al-Nawasra; Abdulah Ramadan Abu Ghazal, 5; Siraj Iyad Abd al-Al, 8, Basem Salem Kawara'a, 10; Meriam Atiya al-Arja,11: Muhammad Arif, 13; and Moussa Habib 16.
PIC survey further kept record of a moment-by-moment account of Israeli raids on the Gaza Strip, most notably the round of airstrikes hitting Palestinian civilians' homes on daily basis.

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by Jon "Hannibal" Stokes
It seemed that before the new Celerons actually came out, folks were afraid that the 128K L2 cache would make them less overclockable than their cacheless predecessors. This has (thankfully!) turned out not to be the case. Let me explain why I think this is so.
First, a little background on the semiconductor process (those of you who know this stuff should feel free to skip it). The difference between two chips based on the same core, but running at different clock speeds, is not a difference in chip technology, but a difference in manufacturing process technology. Take, for instance, a P120 and a P166. Both chips not only come off the same production line, but sometimes they're even cut from the same wafer. Without going into to much detail, let me just say that when the wafers are made (before the features are etched in) the silicon is sandwiched between dopants and placed in an oven. The dopants cook into the silicon, and then round wafers are cut from the resulting column. This cooking process isn't perfect, and some sections of the wafer have more impurities than other sections, so the wafer isn't uniform. Actually, the wafer is quite uniform, but there's just enough non-uniformity to make chips cut from different sections of the wafer have slightly different characteristics. So a chip on one end of the wafer might be just different enough from a chip on the other end to make it less reliable at higher frequencies. I'd say that chips from the same wafer are generally very similar. Cutting two chips from the same wafer but running them at different clock speeds is probably the exception, not the rule. Of course all of this depends on the process, the wafer size, etc.
Let's skip to the end of the process. When the chips are finished, they're tested and sorted according to speed rating. So it's really up to chance as to whether a particular chip will go on to become a P120 or a P166; it all depends on what that individual chip can handle. Incidentally, this sort of thing is also what differentiates RAM chips from each other. The chips in a 16MB SIMM and a 32MB SIMM might have actually been come off the same production line. Once the RAM chips are made, they're sorted by how much they can hold.
Anyway, the chip maker tries to fine tune the manufacturing process so that as many chips as possible can handle the higher speed rating. Sometimes, the yield of higher quality chips is more than higher end market segment can sustain, so some of the chips will be underclocked and then sold to meet demand in the lower end segment.
Ok, enough with the lesson, here's where the new Celeron comes back into the picture. The 128K of L2 cache is actually on the same die as the chip itself. Of course, no one is going to confuse this with the PII, which has the L2 array on a separate chip in the same package (a chip which runs at half the core clock...you know the rest). But you might get this confused with the technology used for the Xeon. The Xeon uses a proprietary L2 SRAM array that is capable of operating at extremely high frequencies (up to 450Mhz). This L2 does not however, live on the same hunk of silicon as the processor. Similar to the PII, the Xeon's L2 lives on a separate chip, called the C6C, which contains all the data, tags, and tag-match logic. The processor and the C6C are packaged together in a single, very large cartridge. So if you overclock the Xeon, you overclock the C6C chip as well. The fact that you're overclocking a multitude of parts and technologies that have been jammed in the same cartridge is what makes overclocking a PII or a Xeon dangerous.
Since the Celeron A's L2 cache is safely on the die, you're not quite playing with fire by overclocking it, the way you are by overclocking a Xeon or a PII. This on-chip L2 is very similar to the sort of thing that's on the G3. If I'm not mistaken, the G3 has 128K of cache on the processor itself. This on-chip cache doesn't seem to hinder the G3's clock speeds in the least. And I don't see why it should. The transistors that make up the L2 cache come off the same wafer that the rest of the processor comes off of. Remember back to our earlier discussion of wafers and chip speeds. Well, since the L2 and the chip itself come from the *same* area of the *same* wafer, it makes sense that their capabilities are the same. So the difference between a Celeron and a Celeron A is not likely to be a change in fab process, but in design. Now I don't know for sure that the fab process is the same for both, but I can assure you that if the Celeron A comes from a modified fab technique, it's a better one, not a worse one.
So to sum up, let's pretend that we've got two Celeron 300Mhz chips, one with 128K cache and one without. What's the difference in the fab technique? Probably nada. When you make the Celeron 300a, you've got etch all those cache transistors (data, control logic, tag, etc) on the die, transistors that don't get etched when you make a Celeron 300, but other than that you're making the same chip (this is an oversimplification because there's lots of other logic on the 300a, but it's all just more transistors on the same die made on the same process...). So as a result, the range of operating frequencies for a Celeron 300 and a Celeron 300a should be exactly the same because, once again, the operating frequency of the chip is determined by the fab process.
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Facing deadlock, WTO negotiations grind on despite Indian defiance
By Philip Blenkinsop
and Emma Farge
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Global WTO deals need to be agreed by consensus
Protesters stage "die-in" at WTO over COVID IP waiver
GENEVA, June 16 (Reuters) - The World Trade Organization negotiations on food, fisheries and vaccines stretched into the early hours on Thursday amid growing doubts that tough bargaining could deliver deals in the face of Indian intransigence.
During the WTO's ministerial conference this week, its first major meeting in over four years, the 164-member body is seeking to agree a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, a reduction of fishing subsidies, food security pledges and the launch of internal reform in a package of deals badly needed to prove the body's relevance.
"There's not a single outcome yet," said a source involved with the talks that are ongoing in the 'Green Room' of the WTO's Geneva headquarters. Pakistan Commerce Minister Syed Naveed Qamar earlier told Reuters he thought the WTO was heading towards a "no-result ministerial".
A WTO spokesperson was more upbeat, saying there had been significant progress and that it was not far from agreements.
WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala told the more than 100 ministers present that time was running out and that they should "go the extra mile". The June 12-15 conference has already been extended by an extra day into Thursday. The U.S. trade representative Katherine Tai leaves in the morning, a U.S. official confirmed, adding pressure to strike deals in the coming hours.
The WTO takes decisions by consensus, so just one objection can sink a deal.
Delegates said India, which has a history of blocking multilateral trade deals, appeared far from ready to compromise. That view was supported by comments Indian Commerce Minister Shri Piyush Goyal made in closed sessions and which New Delhi chose to publish.
India and South Africa and other developing countries have sought a waiver of intellectual property rights for vaccines, treatments and diagnostics for over a year, but faced opposition from several developed nations with major pharmaceutical producers.
A provisional deal between major parties - India, South Africa, the United States and the European Union - emerged in May, but drew criticism from campaign groups that it fell short of what is needed.
Activists staged a "die-in" protest at the WTO building on Wednesday, coughing and pretending to drop dead to the floor to highlight the deaths they say are caused by the absence of a broad intellectual property waiver.
Goyal echoed that view.
"My own sense is that what we are getting is completely half baked and it will not allow us to make any vaccines," he said.
The WTO has also pushed hard for a global deal to cut fishing subsidies, which would be only the second multilateral agreement since its creation 27 years ago and a demonstration of its relevance in an era of growing trade tensions.
Goyal, in comments to delegates, said India was a strong advocate of sustainability, but its fishing industry did not operate huge fleets and relied on small-scale and often poor fishers.
The minister said India and similar countries should be granted a 25-year transition period to phase out fishing subsidies, far longer than what most other WTO members have suggested.
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1.06 - Odell Beckham, WR, New York Giants: He may have frustrated fantasy owners, teammates and fans at times, but Beckham is now three-for-three in seasons with double-digit touchdowns and at least 90 catches and 1,300 yards. The only real concern with OBJ is the addition of Brandon Marshall. Only Tampa's Mike Evans (175) had more targets last season than Beckham (169), who could see perhaps 20 or so fewer targets in 2017.
2.11 - Lamar Miller, RB, Houston Texans: Inefficient -- 4.0 YPC and 6.1 Y/R -- in his first season with the Texans, Miller gained 1,261 yards and scored six touchdowns on 299 touches in 14 games. With the team using its third-round pick on D'Onta Foreman, perhaps that keeps Miller fresh(er) and leads to a bounce-back in efficiency.
3.06 - Demaryius Thomas, WR, Denver Broncos: Thomas set five-year lows across the board: 90 receptions, 1,083 yards and five touchdowns. Even though Thomas battled a hip injury for much of last season, those are not bad numbers as "five-year lows." Before last season, however, Thomas had averaged 100/1,447/10 in his previous four seasons. It's reasonable to expect an improvement over last year's numbers even if he doesn't post another 100/1,400/10 season.
4.11 - Emmanuel Sanders, WR, Denver Broncos: After a career year in 2014 (101/1,404/9), Sanders has at least 75 catches and 1,000 yards in each of the past two seasons. Prefer to not have my WR2/WR3 to be on the same team, but I'm thrilled to have Sanders as my WR3 in a 16-team league.
5.06 - Tevin Coleman, RB, Atlanta Falcons: Once again, Coleman missed multiple games, but he showed his big-play ability when he was on the field. While Devonta Freeman will continue to lead the backfield in usage and production, Coleman had double-digit touches in 11 of his 13 games and finished the year as a top-20 fantasy running back.
6.11 - Pierre Garcon, WR, San Francisco 49ers: Garcon is coming off his second career 1,000-yard season (79/1,041/3) and he could be in store for a bigger season in San Francisco with limited competition for targets. Garcon had 113 catches on 181 targets in 2013 when Shanahan was his coordinator in Washington.
7.06 - Hunter Henry, TE, Los Angeles Chargers: Henry finished his rookie campaign with 36/478/8. Even with Antonio Gates back, it's possible/likely that Henry leads the position group in targets and production. Worst-case scenario: Henry should build upon his rookie numbers and remain a red-zone force.
8.11 - Jonathan Stewart, RB, Carolina Panthers: There are plenty of reasons to be worried about how much you'll get out of the now 30-year-old Stewart: (1) he's missed at least three games in five consecutive seasons, (2) he's averaged less than 4.0 yards per carry in three of those five seasons including last year (3.8 YPC) and (3) the Panthers used a top-eight back on Christian McCaffrey. Even so, I expect him to lead the team in touches.
9.06 - C.J. Prosise, RB, Seattle Seahawks: Injuries limited his opportunities as Prosise missed 10 games, but he was highly productive and efficient -- 5.7 YPC and 12.2 Y/R -- when given an opportunity.
10.11 - Dion Lewis, RB, New England Patriots: One thing's clear: I have no idea which Patriots running back will have the most productive fantasy outing in any given week. That said, he provides some depth here.
11.06 - Sterling Shepard, WR, New York Giants: Shepard had 65/683/8 as a rookie and it may difficult to vastly exceed that production as a sophomore with the Giants signing Marshall in free agency.
12.11 - Eli Manning, QB, New York Giants: Manning threw for 4,027 yards and 26 touchdowns, three-year lows, and finished outside the top-20 fantasy quarterbacks (QB21) in 2016. Before last season, however, Eli threw for 4,400-plus yards with 30-plus touchdowns and finished as a top-10 fantasy QB in each of the previous two seasons. And now he has his most talented group of pass-catchers of his career.
13.06 - Andy Dalton, QB, Cincinnati Bengals: Dalton has finished as a mid-tier QB2 (QB16-18) in each of the past three seasons, but a part of that has been the injuries to the team's pass-catchers. During that span, Tyler Eifert has played a total of 22 games and A.J. Green has missed three-plus games in two of three years including six missed games last season. He's a good complement to Eli as my QB2.
15.06 - Tyler Higbee, TE, Los Angeles Rams: Higbee had just 11 catches for 85 yards and a touchdown as a rookie, but there's potential for a breakout season in 2017.


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SYNOPSIS: IASbaba's TLP 2017 [16th Feb] – Day 24
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SYNOPSIS- IASbaba's TLP 2017 [16th Feb] – Day 24
1. Why do earthquakes occur? Which regions of the world are highly prone to earthquakes and why? Analyse.
Since the question is very direct and general, let's have a general discussion on the matter.
Earthquakes are vibrations of the earth caused by sudden movement of rocks that have been strained beyond their elastic limit.
Main causes of the earthquake are plate tectonics, volcanic eruption or anthropogenic activities like explosions, reservoir induced seismicity, mining and rigging etc. (You separately mention the natural and anthropogenic causes.) There is a release of huge amount of energy in the form of sound and seismic waves causing shaking of earth's surface.
The point where earthquake generates is called focus and the point just above the focus on the surface is called epicenter.
The magnitude of earthquake is estimated by Richter scale, while intensity is described Mercalli scale. The magnitude of the earthquake remains same everywhere while intensity decreases going away from the epicenter.
Depth of focus:
The depth of an earthquake generally varies from about 10-700 km below the surface of the earth. Although the movement of material within the earth occurs throughout the mantle and core, earthquakes are concentrated only in its 700 km. Within this range earthquakes can be grouped according to depth of focus.
Shallow focus earthquake: These earthquakes occur from the surface to the depth of 70km, they occur in all seismic belts and produce the largest percentage of earthquakes.
Intermediate focus earthquake: They occur between 70 and 300km below the surface of the earth.
Deep focus earthquake: They occur in the range of 300 to 700km of depth.
Both the intermediate and deep focus earthquakes are limited in number and distribution. The maximum energy released by an earthquake decreases with increase in depth. Hence most of the large and destructive earthquakes have shallow focus.
Consequences of earthquakes:
The main consequences of earthquake are:
Rise and subsidence of land surface. High magnitude earthquakes can create fissures and embankments and thus results into new landforms deforming the ground surface.
Enormous Damage to property.
Loss of human and animal life.
Devastating fires, floods and landslides.
Flash floods. Many a times due to earthquake the dams and embankments gets ruptured and causes flash floods resulting in loss of life and property.
Highly earthquake prone regions usually lie on the plate boundary regions as tectonic activity is highest felt there. These are the regions of strong folding and faulting. The following world map shows the areas of high tectonic activity.
(Note: Do make a world map showing the earthquake prone regions.)
The following best answer is selected because it is too detailed and will give you all an insight on the matter. Do not consider it a model answer. It has breached the word limit by miles.
Best Answer : Axi Tak
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2. Discuss the significance of polar ice caps. Why are they receding? What would be its consequences? Examine.
Polar ice caps are dome-shaped sheets of ice found near the North and South Poles. They form because high-latitude Polar Regions receive less heat from the Sun than other areas on Earth.
Significance of polar ice caps.
Polar ice caps help in reducing the temperature of the earth by reflecting back the incoming solar radiation because of high Albedo.
These ice caps regulate the ocean currents and the Air-currents thereby sustaining the life on earth. They help in redistributing the excess incoming heat from the equatorial region to throughout the earth.
It traps large quantities of Methane.
It supports native wildlife like polar bears, penguins, seals and whales.
Unbroken swaths of sea ice normally limit how much moisture moves from the ocean to the atmosphere, making it harder for strong storms to develop. As sea ice dwindles, storm formation is easier and ocean waves can grow larger.
Why are they receding?
Much of destruction of polar ice caps can be contributed to Anthropogenic ACTIVITIES of human civilization specifically after industrial revolution. Increased use of carbon contained fossil fuels like Coal, Petrol and
Greenhouse gases like methane released from farming activities causes temperature of earth to increase due to which these ice caps melt.
Consequences:
Melting of ice caps would increase the surface temperatures and sea levels as well as sea surface temperatures which would result into submergence of coastlines coastal cities.
Melting would release large quantities of Methane presently trapped which would further accelerate green-house effect by creating a positive loopback mechanism.
Native animals like polar bears, penguins would face extinction.
It will create frequent extreme weather conditions like, due to increased sea surface temperature tropical cyclone will become more frequent and stronger causing large scale destruction.
Migration patterns of birds and animals will change causing loss of habitation and food sources both at the source and the destination.
Write a brief conclusion.
Best answer: Hermione Granger
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3. Discuss the differences between the fauna of Australia with that of the world. Why such stark differences are there? Discuss.
Write a short introduction.
About 80 percent of Australian plant species are only found on, or endemic to, the Australian continent. These native plants include plants such as eucalypts, acacias, casuarinas, hummock grasses and flowering plants, including banksias and kangaroo paw.
Presence of Marsupials: This single most primitive species of vertebrates are unique and native to Australian region. Eg kangaroo.
Presence of Monotremes: The egg-laying mammals such as Duckbill platypus are seldom found in any other part of world as they are found in Australia. The presence of Echidna also adds uniqueness to this place.
Absence of placental mammals: placental mammals such are very rare and generally nor found here.
Moderate species of reptiles such as snake and lizards are found.
The reason behind this uniqueness of the region can be attributed to the long drawn isolation of the continent from rest of world. This isolation lead to many other factors which in combination resulted in this uniqueness. Some of the factors are:
Lack of genetic influx: Due to isolation, the genetic stock in the region evolved with little influx from outside which resulted in more uniqueness in species.
Faunal asylum: The species of this region where isolated from competitive and predatory pressures which rest of the world was subjected to. This helped in survival of many unique species such as kangaroos etc.
Effect of Flora: More than ninety percent of tress in Australia belong to single genus that is eucalyptus. Also the grasses and shrubs are mostly dominated by a single genus.
Lack of competition has led to growth in physical size of the reptiles, which has led to unique niche for these reptiles.
Best answer: PBN
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4. What is Surajkund festival? Is having such festivals at regular intervals good for Indian tourism? Discuss its pros and cons. You can also draw parallels with the Art of Living festival that created so much controversy in India.
Surajkund Festival is a crafts mela celebrated in Faridabad to celebrate the rich culture of Indian Handicrafts and give craftsmen a platform to showcase their art on a large scale.
It is organised annually by the Surajkund Mela Authority & Haryana Tourism in collaboration with Union Ministries of Tourism, Textiles, Culture and External Affairs. The Surajkund Mela is unique as it showcases the richness and diversity of the handicrafts, handlooms and cultural fabric of India, & is the largest crafts fair in the world.
For the 31thSurajkund International Crafts Mela-2017, the state of Jharkhand has been chosen to be the Theme State. At least 20 countries & all the states of India will be participating in the Mela.
Is having such festivals at regular intervals good for Indian tourism?
Having such festivals at regular intervals have contributed in the development of cultural tourism it attracts culture tourists to local community events to promote cultural exchanges between tourists and resident. Cultural tourism generates economic activity for towns and cities, communities and states across the country.
Tourism planners are now using historical and cultural themes to create annual events in order to attract more tourists and creating the cultural image of the host destinations by organizing a festival at local level. Organizing such events and festivals are not targeted on any specific group. Hosting of such events helps in the development of tourism and brings out a lot of economic benefits along with the cultural benefits. Most of the researchers have cited that the local community plays a very important role in the development of tourism by organizing festivals.
Direct and indirect tourism are generated on a large scale when events are organized to cater out of regional visitors or get grants and sponsorships.
Number of visitors has increased year by year which affects the local economy. The tourists and visitors spend money within the community, enhance the local economy and supporting restaurants, hotels and other tourism-related businesses. It also acts as source of earning for informal (handicrafts) market.
Fairs and festivals of this country are some of the key contributors to the image of Incredible India.
A suitable promotional strategy with special focus on Festival Tourism is necessary to create more awareness about the fairs and festivals of this country. Another important challenge is safety of travellers, especially women travelers.
However such events and festivals at regular intervals has taken a toll on the environment. Large social gathering at these events have led to cause concrete harm to the eco-sensitive zone, as was witnessed during 'Art of Living' event along the Yamuna bank.
Such festivals organised on huge scale often flout safety norms, putting lives in danger- fire and stampede accidents- showing India in bad light.
Flouting environmental norms also becomes a regular practices- trees cut down for setting up shops or temporary structures- NGT ban and controversy during Art of Living festival
Best answer 1: Karthik
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Best answer 2: Valar dohaeris
Such festivals hold their importance for Indian tourism in following ways-
Source of earning for informal handicrafts market.
Platform to showcase art on national and international level.
Recognition helps not only in preserving this craft but also funding from govt and others to promote in further.
Attracts tourists from around the world to Indian handicrafts, spreads the words in form of mementos.
However they aren't without any faults-
Simple procedure of premediated planning, government directing the administration to balance tourism, skilled craftsmen's needs with that of safety and environmental needs can make such joyous festivals free from any controversies and pave the way for better arrangements in future
5. What is GRIHA code? Why is there a need to make constructions compliant to such codes? Discuss.
GRIHA (Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment), the green rating system developed by The Energy Resources Institute (TERI), is promoted by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) as the National rating system.
GRIHA is a rating tool that helps people assesses the performance of their building against certain nationally acceptable benchmarks. It evaluates the environmental performance of a building holistically over its entire life cycle, thereby providing a definitive standard for what constitutes a 'green building'. The rating system, based on accepted energy and environmental principles, will seek to strike a balance between the established practices and emerging concepts, both national and international.
There is a constant tussle between balancing the environment and development agenda, while meeting consumer needs and aspirations. Environment clearance of construction projects is a sore point that every developer and builder laments about. A builder/developer is expected to ensure that every resident has sustainable source of drinking water, has access to electricity and safe and healthy living. Often these needs may be compromised by sheer choice of location that may have little or no supply of water, may have remote access to basic infrastructure provision or may have erratic and unreliable power supply.
Green/environmental consideration is a matter of survival and there should be no choice but to adhere to the measures that promise sustainable and healthy living in our homes. The process, however may be made faster, transparent and more objectively assessable. GRIHA offers precertification that is recognised by the ministry of environment and forests at the centre and state level for faster clearance of projects.
Its 100-point rating system spread over 34 criteria addresses environmental, energy, social and health issues that are essential for a good building/habitat. It is important to understand that green is good and not a burden.
Note: You can also discuss on how GRIHA helps to address the challenges of rapid urbanization, pollution control and transportation. How it helps to decrease carbon footprint, improves healthy demographic dividend.
On a broader scale, this system, along with the activities and processes that lead up to it, will benefit the community at large with the improvement in the environment by reducing GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions, reducing energy consumption and the stress on natural resources.
Some of the benefits of a green design to a building owner, user, and the society as a whole are as follows:
Reduced energy consumption without sacrificing the comfort levels
Reduced destruction of natural areas, habitats, and biodiversity, and reduced soil loss from erosion etc.
Reduced air and water pollution (with direct health benefits)
Reduced water consumption
Limited waste generation due to recycling and reuse
Reduced pollution loads
Increased user productivity
Enhanced image and marketability
Best answer 1: Raghav
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No Appeal:Supreme Court Denies Review in Chelsea DNA Case
by Record Staff • January 20, 2016 • 0 Comments
The nation's highest court declined to review the appeal of a Chelsea man convicted in part through DNA evidence, letting stand a Massachusetts court ruling that a warrant is not necessary for investigators to perform DNA testing of lawfully seized evidence.
The Supreme Court of the United States on Friday denied a petition for review filed on behalf of Manuel Arzola, 47, who was convicted in 2012 of stabbing another man in Chelsea. Among the evidence at trial was a bloodstain on Arzola's shirt, which was lawfully seized at the time of his arrest; that stain was subjected to DNA testing that revealed the blood had come from the victim.
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court last year affirmed Arzola's conviction. In a 21-page decision, the SJC justices rejected arguments made by Arzola and the American Civil Liberties Union that DNA profiles used by members of law enforcement – such as the profile developed from Arzola's seized clothing – reveal private information beyond the sex and unique identity of the person who provided the DNA sample.
By declining to review Arzola's appeal, the Supreme Court left in place the SJC's decision that cited the Supreme Court's 2013 decision finding DNA testing no more invasive than fingerprinting. In that case, Maryland v. King, the Supreme Court ruled that the standardized testing method used by law enforcement examines only the identity of the contributor by looking at 16 loci – or allele locations along a strand of DNA – in order to compare genetic profiles and determine identity. Used this way, the testing method does not reveal genetic dispositions toward medical conditions or other private information – contrary to Arzola's claims on appeal.
"Apart from the source's sex," Chief Justice Ralph Gants wrote in the 2015 SJC decision, "the DNA analysis of the unknown sample taken from the defendant's lawfully seized shirt revealed nothing more than the identity of the source, which is what an analysis of latent fingerprints would have revealed (albeit with less accuracy) had they been found on the clothing …. Although we recognize that the science of DNA analysis may evolve and enable DNA profiling to uncover from these loci information more personal than the identity and sex of its source, the loci tested in this case 'are not at present revealing information beyond identification' and sex."
Arzola is currently serving a seven-year prison term for the non-fatal stabbing of a man in Chelsea after the victim denied his request for money or cigarettes in 2010. The victim fled to a nearby firehouse and was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment. He was able to provide a description of his attacker, and, based on that description, responding Chelsea Police stopped Arzola nearby and arrested him on an outstanding warrant.
Though he had no visible injuries at the time of his arrest, police observed a large blood stain on Arzola's shirt and lawfully seized it. A DNA profile developed from the bloodstain was compared to a sample provided by the victim and to a sample obtained from Arzola through a court order; the scientific testing proved that the blood belonged to the victim. In addition, the victim later identified Arzola as his attacker in a photo array.
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New Alzheimer's research suggests possible cause: The interaction of proteins in the brain
by Oregon Health & Science University
For years, Alzheimer's researchers have focused on two proteins that accumulate in the brains of people with Alzheimer's and may contribute to the disease: plaques made up of the protein amyloid-beta, and tangles of another protein, called tau.
But for the first time, an Alzheimer's researcher has looked closely at not the two proteins independently, but at the interaction of the two proteins with each other—in the brain tissue of post-mortem Alzheimer's patients and in mouse brains with Alzheimer's disease. The research found that the interaction between the two proteins might be the key: as these interactions increased, the progression of Alzheimer's disease worsened.
The research, by Hemachandra Reddy, Ph.D., an associate scientist at the Oregon National Primate Research Center at Oregon Health & Science University, is detailed in the June 2013 edition of the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease.
Reddy's paper suggests that when the interaction between the phosphorylated tau and the amyloid-beta—particularly in its toxic form—happens at brain synapses, it can damage those synapses. And that can lead to cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients.
"This complex formation between amyloid beta and tau—it is actually blocking the neural communication," Reddy said. "If we could somehow find a molecule that could inhibit the binding of these two proteins at the synapses, that very well might be the cure to Alzheimer's disease."
To conduct the research, Reddy and his team studied three different kinds of mice, who had been bred to have some of the brain characteristics of Alzheimer's disease, including having amyloid-beta and phosphorylated tau in their brains. Reddy also analyzed postmortem brain tissue from people who had Alzheimer's disease.
Using multiple antibodies that recognize amyloid-beta and phosphorylated tau, Reddy and Maria Manczak, Ph.D., a research associate in Reddy's laboratory, specifically looked for the evidence of the amyloid beta and phosphorylated tau interactions. They found amyloid-beta/tau complexes in the human Alzheimer's brain tissue and in the Alzheimer's disease mouse brains. The Reddy team also found much more of those amyloid-beta/tau complexes in brains where Alzheimer's disease had progressed the most.
Reddy found very little or no evidence of the same interaction in the "control" subjects—mice that did not have the Alzheimer's traits and human brain tissue of people who did not have Alzheimer's.
"So much Alzheimer's research has been done to look at amyloid-beta and tau," Reddy said. "But ours is the first paper to strongly demonstrate that yes, there is an amyloid-beta/phosphorylated tau interaction. And that interaction might be causing the synaptic damage and cognitive decline in persons with Alzheimer's disease."
Reddy and his lab are already working on the next crucial questions. One is to define the binding site or sites and exactly where within the neuron the interaction of amyloid-beta and tau first occurs. The second is to find a way to inhibit that interaction—and thus maybe prevent or slow the progression of Alzheimer's.
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Q: Meu web componente.html não é renderizado na aplicação, somente a tela app.component.html estou iniciando meus estudos em Angular e estou enfrentando um problema que não entendo, uma vez que estou seguindo um tutorial e aparentemente fazendo tudo certo.
O problema é que criei um componente chamado Cliente, declarei suas variáveis, configurei o module... Mas quando tento acessar o "/clientes" que é o path que defini, ele continua mostrando somente a tela app.component.html, mesmo eu tendo referenciado corretamente o componente que quero acessar no path.
É minha primeira vez postando aqui, então não posso colocar imagem do site rodando, mas tudo o que aparece é a mensagem que coloquei dentro da app.component.html quando tento acessar o http://localhost:4200/clientes.
Segue o código:
clientes.component.ts
import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { Cliente } from '../cliente';
import { Guid } from 'guid-typescript';
import { FormGroup, FormControl } from '@angular/forms';

@Component({
  selector: 'clientes',
  templateUrl: './clientes.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./clientes.component.css']
})
export class ClientesComponent implements OnInit {

  clientes!: Cliente[];
  formulario: any;

  constructor() { }

  ngOnInit(): void {
    this.formulario = new FormGroup({
      id: new FormControl(),
      nome: new FormControl(),
      tipoCliente: new FormControl(),
      documento: new FormControl(),
      nomeFantasia: new FormControl(),
      CEP: new FormControl(),
      endereco: new FormControl(),
      bairro: new FormControl(),
      cidade: new FormControl(),
      email: new FormControl(),
      telefone: new FormControl(),
    });
  }

}

clientes.component.html

clientes works!

app.module.ts
import { CommonModule } from '@angular/common';
import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser';
import { ReactiveFormsModule } from '@angular/forms';

import { AppRoutingModule } from './app-routing.module';
import { AppComponent } from './app.component';
import { FontAwesomeModule } from '@fortawesome/angular-fontawesome';
import { ClientesComponent } from './clientes/clientes.component';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [
    AppComponent,
    ClientesComponent
  ],
  imports: [
    CommonModule,
    BrowserModule,
    ReactiveFormsModule,
    AppRoutingModule,
    FontAwesomeModule
  ],
  providers: [],
  bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule { }

app.component.ts
import { Component } from '@angular/core';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-root',
  templateUrl: './app.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./app.component.css']
})
export class AppComponent {
  title = 'credenciamento-angular';
}

app-routing-modules.ts
import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
import { RouterModule, Routes } from '@angular/router';
import { ClientesComponent } from './clientes/clientes.component';

const routes: Routes = [
  {
    path: 'clientes',
    component: ClientesComponent
  }
];

@NgModule({
  imports: [RouterModule.forRoot(routes)],
  exports: [RouterModule]
})
export class AppRoutingModule { }


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The 2019 Gui Studio project invited students to reconsider the design of the existing La Brea Tar Pits Museum and its adjacent landscape. Los Angeles is home to the largest working oil field in the United States, and the history of local oil exploitation is linked to this cultural landscape. Invited proposals for the new La Brea Museum and grounds have resulted in the selection of a proposal by Weiss Manfredi.
Rancho La Brea ("the tar ranch") with muchos pantanos de brea (many bogs of tar) was first recorded by Spanish explorer Gaspar de Portola in 1769. Settlers had been using asphalt from this site since prehistoric times, but its collection of fossils were not identified until the end of the 19th -Century. In 1952, the first museum to be located in LA's 23-acre Hancock Park, The La Brea Observation Pit, was opened to reveal the phenomena of Pleistocene era animal and plant species preserved in asphalt. The exhibition allowed viewers to see materials as they were discovered in the ground while archeologists worked on site. Page Hall, built in 1977, expanded this exhibit of the world's richest deposit of Ice Age fossils. Saber tooth tigers, ground sloths and Columbian mammoths are among over 600 species found here, almost all of which are now extinct. Dotted across the park landscape, visitors witness a series of in situ natural scientific wonders located in the heart of one of the largest US cities. As the only active Pleistocene dig site in the world, this site is a National Natural Monument belonging to the LA County Museum of Natural History.
The La Brea Tar Pit Museum faces 15-mile long Wilshire Boulevard, one of Los Angeles' major thoroughfares, known as Miracle Mile. Also found along Wilshire are the Peterson Automotive Museum, the Motion Picture Museum, Bruce Goff's Japanese Pavilion, Renzo Piano's 2006 museum, and Chris Burden's "Urban Light." Peter Zumthor's new LACMA museum will float over the park and cross Wilshire Blvd. It has recently begun construction.


Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and James Carroll, Director of the National Office of Drug Control Policy, met with stakeholders Monday at Volunteers of America in Louisville to discuss the impact of the opioid epidemic in Kentucky.
The group of stakeholders included those working on the front lines of the opioid crisis, such as practicing physicians and social workers, U.S. Attorney Russell Coleman, State Senate President Robert Stivers, and the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. Discussion focused on treatment, funding and removing barriers for people in recovery, such as finding housing and a job.
Leader McConnell noted Kentucky has been one of the states hit hardest with the opioid epidemic and commended organizations such as Volunteers of America for working on solutions to the public health crisis, which has now become a workforce crisis as well.
Leader McConnell said legislators are attempting to tackle this epidemic by introducing bills dealing with both treatment and law enforcement, noting the federal government has pumped roughly $30 million into Kentucky to address the issue.
Learn more about other work done by McConnell and Kentucky's business community on the opioid epidemic here.


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STEP FIVE: MAKING AMENDS
in his best interests to have to earn it because of other demands on his time, such as high school. Perhaps they�ll ask him to pay a portion of the costs. But what portion? And over what period of time? Or perhaps they�ll decide that it was an accident and that an apology and a promise to be more careful next time (changed behavior) is sufficient. In that case, there would be no reparation component to his amend.
Those reparations that involve physical damage, stolen funds, or anything else in which most of the harm can be quantified would seem to be relatively straightforward. But even they grow complicated in real life. Tony, for example, embezzled from his company but was never caught. Eaten away by guilt, he came to regret his theft and wanted to make amends in order to be free of that guilt. What should his reparations be and how should he make them? Tony and his confidant decided that the most effective reparation for all concerned would be for him to repay the money he stole, plus interest. But how should he make that repayment? Should he reveal his embezzlement and face a possible jail sentence as part of his reparations? Or should he repay the money anonymously? If he doesn�t have all the money, should he pay it in installments? Should he take a second job to pay it back more quickly? If his company has gone out of business, to whom should he pay the money he stole? The answers to these questions depend upon Tony and the nature of the unique circumstances surrounding his regret.
What about reparations for people who are deceased or unreachable? They can still be made. Ramon had failed to repay a five-thousand-dollar loan from a good friend with whom a dispute erupted that grew and grew until it destroyed their friendship. When the man died, Ramon began to deeply regret the dispute and the end of the friendship that had once meant so much to him. He also regretted not repaying the debt. In this case, he was able to repay it to his friend�s widow. But what if his friend had no widow or the widow could not be located? In that case, Ramon could have made reparations by donating five thousand dollars (plus interest) to the heirs of the estate or to a worthy charity.
When a reparation involves human relationships, it grows even more complicated�and even more interesting. The choice of reparations is a complex decision that requires a great deal of thought, contemplation, and
prayer. It is easy to make a mistake by acting prematurely or without having thought through the reparation and its possible consequences. For that reason, turn to your confidant for help before you take any action. Your confidant should play a critical role in helping you choose the reparations you intend to make. He or she will ensure the most productive reparation possible while protecting the interests of every party to the regret, including yours. A confidant is your defense against ill-advised acts that might injure you, other people associated with the regret, or innocent third parties.
A confidant is there to guide you as well as protect you. A confidant�s perspective is likely to be more objective and disciplined than yours and perhaps more creative in resolving the potentially complicated issues associated with making reparations. A confidant will prevent you from being too easy on yourself and, conversely, from being too hard in the reparations you choose. As your supportive partner, he or she will establish guidelines to keep you safe and deadlines to keep you moving.
In designing your amend (apology, reparations, and changed behavior), keep in mind that there are two major criteria that should be met: effectiveness and no further harm.
The first criterion to apply in selecting an amend, including its reparations, is effectiveness. An amend should right the wrong you committed as completely as possible, generally without regard to its consequences for you. If you want freedom from your regrets, you cannot buy it with halfmeasures. Your apology, reparations, and changed behavior must be the best you can manage given present circumstances. Only if you are thorough in designing and making your amends will they prove entirely satisfactory to you. In that case, they will cleanse you of the guilt you feel and restore you to a sense of worth and wellness. The reparation component does not have to be complete in the sense of restoring everything to its preregret state, which isn�t possible, but it should be complete enough to restore you to freedom.
With some regrets, there may be no reparations to make. In relation-
ships, especially, there may be no way to repair what has happened other than with an apology and a change in your behavior. If so, then Step Five has only the apology and behavioral change components to it, but you must have given serious consideration to reparations and whether they were possible or appropriate.
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10 Interesting Facts about Forensic Science
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Facts about Forensic Science will inform you about science that help scientists to solve the problem or mystery at a crime scene. Forensic scientists are also called as crime scene investigators. There are many samples which are used by forensic science, including fingerprints, DNA, and computer. Besides, there are various of specialist fields such as forensic anthropology, computational forensics, forensic pathology, forensic entomology, forensic chemistry, DNA analysis, and more. The other facts about forensic science will be explained below.
Facts about Forensic Science 1: The examples forensic science
NCIS, CSI, Law & Order, Bones, the Mentalist are the television shows with story lines of forensic science.
Facts about Forensic Science 2: Crime Scene Investigation
Crime Scene Investigation or CSI is the most popular television shows, followed by their video games and books. The public that have big expectations of forensic science in the television shows are called as CSI effect.
Facts about Forensic Science 3: Some things to prove the problem in the crime
Examination of physical evidence, interpretation of data, clear and concise reporting, truthful testimony of a forensic scientist, and administration of tests are some things that can prove the perpetrator of a crime and the existence of a crime.
Facts about Forensic Science 4: Three major groups of forensic
There are three major groups of forensics, including forensic pathologist, forensic scientists, and associated scientists. The medical examiners and professionals who organize clinical forensic examinations and autopsies belong to forensic pathologist. Whereas forensic scientists include professionals who work in government and law enforcement.
Facts about Forensic Science 5: A range of sciences
Criminal matters is used by forensic science to answer questions related to legal situations. Then, specialists analyzed the samples (hair, fingerprints, gunshot residue) from a crime scene in a laboratory.
Facts about Forensic Science 6: Sherlock Holmes
Do you know Sherlock Holmes? I believe that people around the world have been known about him. He investigated crimes used forensic science as his methods. That is why he become the famous fictional character.
Facts about Forensic Science 7: Forensic toxicology
The things that related to legal situations and medical such as the effect of poisons or drugs will be explained on forensic toxicology.
Facts about Forensic Science 8: Forensic entomology
In the forensic entomology, determining the time of death of human will be examined by scientists through insects which are found in the body.
Facts about Forensic Science 9: Fingerprints
Fingerprints are the tools to investigate the crime and become the oldest forensic science tools. Forensic scientists compare the fingerprints from the victim and the suspects.
Facts about Forensic Science 10: DNA
DNA is a new tool which is used by forensic scientists. It is better than fingerprints (the oldest tools). We can get DNA from the saliva, hair, tears, etc from a person. That is why it is easier to find.
The example of DNA
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