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Voices of the Land: The People of East Tennessee
"Voices of the Land," the signature exhibit of the Museum of East Tennessee History with more than 8300 square feed of floor space, opened in August 2008. Voices of the Land interprets the history and culture of East Tennessee during the past 250 years. The ever-present influence of the land, the role of East Tennessee within the larger state and national stories, and the daily lives of the people who have called this place home are part of this unique exhibit.
- The First Voices: Cherokee Indians
- New Voices: The East Tennessee Frontier
- Divided Loyalties: Civil War, Brothers Against Brothers
- Federal Power: Oak Ridge, TVA, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
- Birthplace of Legends: Emergence of Country Music
- Pioneers for All: Civil Rights Activists
To read the Knoxville News Sentinel coverage of the opening of the Voices of the Land exhibition, click here
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The East Tennessee Streetscape
This exhibit recreates a urban streetcorner from the early 1900s. Visitors can wander through the Corner Drug Story and look at medicines and remedies from a bygone era (as well as a few that will still be familiar); they can climb aboard Streetcar No. 416, an original streetcar that once ran through the streets of Knoxville; or they can visit the dentist office and see an original foot-powered dental drill. The streetscape is a special opportunity to step back in time and visit an East Tennessee street corner from the early twenteith century.


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Tanks level measurement
Automated management of stock and alarms of fuel products
Always more often depots and service stations have the need to centralize data relating to stocks and alarms.
Coptron has developed a series of equipment that are part of a flexible, scalable system able to give the correct answer to each specific request.
The tank monitoring system is set up taking in mind the features of each system. We create a customized solution using standard products (tested and supported).
The monitoring is on three different levels of management:
central headquarter, storage/service area, storage tanks.
Example of activities and necessary devices
We can follow you in every necessary step to implementing a monitoring solution. We are able to provide you all the necessary equipment and support you in the installation and configuration of these, as well we can provide you the finished and complete system. The steps are the following:
- Supply and installation of level sensors and density meters on underground and aboveground tanks containing petroleum products (gasoline, diesel fuels, agriculture and heating).
- Reading data from the probes and sensors on the area.
- Supply, installation, testing and start up of all the necessary equipment.
- Training in the use of software for managing remote data from the level sensors at the head office and stores/service stations.
- Transmission of data from the site where will be placed the probes to a central server for access via the web through the use of ADSL line or other suitable technical solutions to data transfer.
- Testing and declaration of installation - Declaration of conformity in accordance with italian law DM 37/08.
Details of the different levels of management
With the Coptron MasterTankTre management software can monitor in real time (via LAN connection, WAN or Internet) levels and alarms of units installed on the systems and access historical data collected. When an Alarm Remote allows sending emails to a contact list.
Our system allows you to monitor:
The MasterWebTre module that integrates MasterTankTre, allows to make available on the web the tracking information. The application is cross-platform (PC, tablet and smartphone) and accessible from any device connected to the network; the system allows, after user authentication, to view the list of facilities and levels of detected alarms. MasterWebTre is multi-user and allows you to set specific viewing rights to every user.
In the storage area (either a store or a gas station) there is the control unit for the acquisition of data from the storage tanks; the latter can be connected by cable or wireless, depending on the construction and logistic specificity of the plant itself.
The control unit can operate in "stand-alone" mode or can be connected to a computer through the software MasterTankTre; the same way you can connect the system to a location via a network connection (LAN, WAN or Internet) for centralized data management.
The control unit can be connected via LAN network connection remote devices located on the plant: inventory viewer, alarm, printer.
On the station can be present magnetostrictive level probes for measuring the amount of product in the tanks, the temperature and the possible presence of water detection, densimeters, interspace sensors, losses sensors and manhole anti-theft sensors. The communication between these devices and the data collection unit can take place in different ways, depending on the operational and logistical conditions present in the system.
The wired solution is surely the most recommended: it's the most reliable and less costly in time in terms of maintenance. The direct cable connection of the probes and of the various sensors to the control unit ensures a stable communication, avoiding a whole series of problems typical of the connection via radio (interferences, and shielded signal in certain conditions, such as the presence of certain vehicles into the area). On those installations where there are already pipelines useful to the passage of the cables is therefore the solution to be preferred over the other.
The hybrid solution is indicated in those plants where the control unit is placed at a certain distance from the tanks and install the cables until this is particularly burdensome. Probes and sensors are connected via cable to a field concentrator (wireleless gateway), which collect the information and communicates wirelessly with the control unit. Using this type of connection is usually possible to place the wireless gateway in an optimal place, avoiding interference and ensuring a certain stability of communication with the control unit.
The wireless solution uses radio local transmitters (battery powered) to connect each sensor level to a wireless concentrator gateway, which in turn communicates with the control unit. It is essential that the transmitters are optimally positioned to ensure the data is sent to the control unit located in the operator room. This configuration avoids the necessary works to the laying of cables in the square; of against a periodic maintenance is required for the replacement of the batteries.

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It consists of four large plates with motifs, each of them includes four wooden plates with motifs to be allocated to the respective theme. A playful way, developing concentration and speech abilities. Ensure the smooth running of the game play instructions.
- Blackboard with motifs of cardboard
- 4 Large Printed Sheet of cardboard (LxWxH): Approximately 18 x 18 x 0.2 cm
- 16 Small Plates of wood (LxWxH): Approximately 5 x 5 x 0.5 cm
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Postpartum ovarian activity of Santa Ines lactating ewes fed diets containing soybean hulls as a replacement for coastcross (Cynodon sp.) hay
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The Santa Ines, a Brazilian hair sheep, has a non-seasonal breeding activity. Data regarding the duration of the postpartum anestrous period in Santa Ines lactating ewes is lacking and the objective of this trial was to ...
Maternal Flow-Mediated Dilation and Nitrite Concentration During Third Trimester of Pregnancy and Postpartum Period
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QUALITY OF LIFE OF WOMEN DEPRESSED IN THE POST-PARTUM PERIOD
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Glicemia, proteinograma e perfil de alguns componentes bioquímicos séricos de cabras da raça bôer no pós-parto
The objective was to test the hypothesis that there is variation of some protein components, biochemical and glucose from the blood of goats in the postpartum period. ElevenBoer goats were used to evaluate the serum following ...
ERYTHROGRAM PROFILE DURING POSTPARTUM PERIOD IN HOLSTEIN COWS
(UNIV FEDERAL UBERLANDIAUBERLANDIA, 2013-08-02)
With the intention to evaluate the erythrogram profile during postpartum period in Holstein cows, 142 blood samples were collected from cows during the first 90 days after parturition. Blood samples were collected from ...
The prevalence of perinatal depression and its associated factors in two different settings in Brazil
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Stress na gestação e no puerpério: uma correlação com a depressão pós-parto
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Building work cost guide
An application for building approval must contain an estimate of the cost of work. This estimate must be determined in accordance with an instrument that has been signed by the Construction Occupations Registrar under Building (General) Regulation 2008.
This instrument, called the Building (General) (Cost of Building Work) Determination must be used to calculate building levy amounts for building applications. The instrument is updated annually and takes effect from 1 July each year.
The instrument can be found on the ACT Legislation Register: Building (General) (Cost of Building Work) Determination


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Let $\pi(x)$ be the number of primes not greater than $x$.
Wikipedia article says that $\pi(10^{23}) = 1,925,320,391,606,803,968,923$.
The question is how to calculate $\pi(x)$ for large $x$ in a reasonable time? What algorithms do exist for that?
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What's wrong with the ones given on the page? – Noldorin Jul 28 '10 at 11:34
There is only one algorithm there. And I don't think it's possible to calculate $pi(10^{23})$ using it. Also there are no bounds on it's complexity. – falagar Jul 28 '10 at 11:48
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The most efficient prime counting algorithms currently known are all essentially optimizations of the method developed by Meissel in 1870, e.g. see the discussion here _URL_
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You can use inclusion exclusion principle to get a boost over the Eratosthenes sieve
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I'm not sure what do you mean, but Eratosthenes sieve is way too slow for numbers like 10^23. Could you provide an asymptotic complexity of your approach? – falagar Jul 28 '10 at 11:23
The Sieve of Atkin is one of the fastest algorithm used to calculate $pi(x)$. The Wikipedia page says that its complexity is O(N/ log log N).
I found a distributed computation project which was able to calculate $pi(4\times 10^{22})$, maybe it could be useful.
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There is no way that $\pi(10^{23})$ could be calculated using the sieve of atkin (in any reasonable amount of time) – BlueRaja - Danny Pflughoeft Jul 28 '10 at 14:51
Right. This pages could be useful: _URL_-213/S0025-5718-96-00674-6/… _URL_.html – zar Jul 28 '10 at 15:56
This is one of the papers linked to on Bill's page; they were able to use it calculate $\pi(10^{18})$, but more advanced refinements were needed to calculate higher than that – BlueRaja - Danny Pflughoeft Jul 28 '10 at 16:22
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Step Two: FIERY COLLISION
As the two membranes draw nearer to each other, they ripple and distort so that the surfaces come together in different places and at different times. As the membrane surfaces crash into each other, vast amounts of energy are released (white zone). Called ekpyrosis—the Greek word for conflagration—the colossal collision gives birth to a baby universe in our membrane (right). The force of the impact causes space to expand rapidly and also pushes the two membranes apart.


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From: Correlating enzyme annotations with a large set of microbial growth temperatures reveals metabolic adaptations to growth at diverse temperatures
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Many enzyme functions correlate with temperature. a A sensitivity plot showing the number of significant EC numbers (corrected p-value < 0.01) obtained at different cutoffs for minimum number of UniProt entries per organism. The gray dashed line indicates the selected cutoff. b Enzyme annotations as a proportion of the proteome. Each point represents the mean for all organisms growing at a given temperature. The means for archaea and bacteria were calculated separately. c Heat-maps showing how the occurrence of significant EC numbers change with growth temperatures in archaea. Each row represents a different EC number and each column a different growth temperature. All included EC numbers are statistically correlated (corrected p-value < 0.01) either positively (red) or negatively (blue) with growth temperature and a minimum phylogenetic distance score of six (see Methods for details). For each reported growth temperature, the ratio of organisms containing each specific EC annotation is shown by the intensity of the color. Gray indicates temperatures for which no growth temperatures are available in the dataset. d Analysis and color scale as in c, but performed with data from bacteria. r indicates Spearman's correlation coefficient
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- Life Sciences
is one-millionth of a metre or one-thousandth of a millimetre (0,001 mm). Its unit symbol in the International System of Units (SI) is µm.
an aerobic respiration in animal cells resulting in the formation of lactic acid.
invisible, short-wave radiation emitted by the sun, which can cause cancer in humans.
the form in which carbon dioxide is transported in red blood cells.
the widespread and rapid extinction of species in the present age due to negative human impact...


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Dow targets industrial-scale mattress recycling initiative
Dow Polyurethanes, a business division of chemical giant Dow has announced plans to create an industrial-scale recycling facility in France to treat discarded mattress foam to be used in a range of applications.
Dow's Renuva Mattress Recycling programme will see the creation of a pioneering industrial-scale production facility at Orrion Chemicals Orgaform in Semoy, France.
The facility, which is expected to be worked on in later in the year, takes discarded mattress foam and turn it back into raw material (polyol) through chemical recycling. New raw materials generated from the process can then be used in foam products, be used for building insulation, or used in new mattresses.
"Through Renuva our ambition is to address some of the circular economy goals set out in the EU's Green Deal and in national waste management strategies of countries like France," Marcel Moeller, global marketing and sustainability director, Dow Polyurethanes, said.
Dow Polyurethanes expects its first batch of Renuva polyols to be delivered in early 2021.
Every year, around 30 million mattresses are thrown away in Europe. Dow believes its solution will assist with the EU's goal of having 65% of municipal waste recycled by 2030.
In the UK, efforts are also underway to improve the circular economy of materials, not just plastics. Campaigners, Changing Markets Foundation and Zero Waste Europe have called for Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation in the UK, which has since been issued in its Resources and Waste Strategy.
The Government has launched a string of consultations on changing EPR regimes for products including textiles, mattresses, carpets and furniture in 2020 and to introduce such frameworks by the end of 2025.
Around 7.5 million mattresses are being sent to landfill or incineration in the UK every year. However, an early success story in this space comes from Bensons for Beds, which last July revealed that it has recycled almost 40,000 beds since the launch a take-back scheme 10 months prior. It has diverted more than 1,800 tonnes of mattresses from landfill in that time period.


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Definition of 'Percentage Of Completion Method'
An accounting method in which the revenues and expenses of long-term contracts are recognized yearly as a percentage of the work completed during that year. This is the opposite of the completed contract method, which allows taxpayers to defer the reporting of any income and expenses until a long-term project is completed. The percentage of completion method of accounting is commonly used in construction projects.
Investopedia explains 'Percentage Of Completion Method'
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White Crappie and Black Crappie are very similar and very popular fish. They are often found schooling together and most anglers can not tell the difference when they catch one of each. Black and white crappie are the same colors ranging from dark olive to black on top with silvery sides and black blotches and stripes. The pattern of the dark blotches is different. On Black crappie the spots are irregular and scattered. On white crappie clearly arranged into 7 to 9 vertical stripes. Black crappie have 7 or 8 dorsal spines and white crappie have only six.
Crappie Fishing Locations
Crappie are very prolific and will overpopulate a small lake very quickly. They can crowd out other species like bass and cause both species to be stunted. The Crappie's original habitat was the eastern US into Canada but both the black crappie and the white crappie have been stocked all over the US and in many other countries. Black crappie need a slightly clearer, deeper lake or pond than white crappie but both species are found in ponds, lakes and rivers. White crappie tend to hold in more shallow water than black crappie.
Crappie Fishing Techniques
Crappie feed on small minnows and insects. The best baits for them are small minnows and jigs. The Crappie are highly regarded game fish and are often considered to be among the best tasting freshwater fish. Because of their diverse diets, crappie may be caught in many ways, including casting light jigs, trolling with minnows or artificial lures, using small spinnerbaits, or using bobbers. Crappie are also popular with ice-fishers, as they are active in winter.
Crappie Fishing Seasons
Because environmental conditions vary widely from one lake to the next, it is important to find the most productive season in your own locality and then concentrate your efforts during this period of peak activity. The most productive season for crappie fishing is during spring when fish movements are related to spawning. Depending upon which part of the state you fish, this will normally occur sometime in May when the water temperature ranges from 58 to 68 degrees F. Locating fish during the pre-spawn/spawn period will produce excellent stringers of fish. During early spring, crappies move into shallow water areas where the water temperature is rising rapidly.
When the water temperature and photoperiod (the length of daylight) are right, males move into the shallows near spawning sites and build bowl-shaped nests over gravel, sand, or even muck substrates. Spawning often takes place near the base of vegetation stands, so look carefully for emerging vegetation, such as bulrush or cattail. Although both males and females can be caught, catches are frequently dominated by males. They become extremely aggressive at spawning time and will often strike at a bait in an attempt to defend their nest. Crappies can be caught year round in some locations and are a popular choice for ice fishing in many locations during the winter.
Crappies are one of our most frequently caught panfish and they are exceedingly popular with anglers. To anyone that has caught a stringer of crappie, it is easy to understand the reason behind this popularity. They are a fish for all anglers. The method and equipment necessary to catch crappie are simple and inexpensive, and their nationwide distribution makes them accessible to nearly all anglers. Crappies are found in a large variety of waters including natural and man-made lakes, oxbow lakes, reservoirs, and small ponds. Although crappies prefer standing water, they are also found in moderate to large interior streams.


How To Install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 on Kali Linux
In this tutorial we learn how to install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 on Kali Linux. libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 is Web content engine library for GTK
Introduction
In this tutorial we learn how to install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 on Kali Linux.
What is libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37
libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 is:
WebKit is a web content engine, derived from KHTML and KJS from KDE, and used primarily in Apple's Safari browser. It is made to be embedded in other applications, such as mail readers, or web browsers.
It is able to display content such as HTML, SVG, XML, and others. It also supports DOM, XMLHttpRequest, XSLT, CSS, JavaScript/ECMAScript and more.
WebKit2 is an API layer for WebKit designed from the ground up to support a split process model, where the web content lives in a separate process from the application UI.
This build comes from the GTK port of WebKit (API version 4.0).
This is the library for embedding in GTK applications.
There are three methods to install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 on Kali Linux. We can use apt-get, apt and aptitude. In the following sections we will describe each method. You can choose one of them.
Install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 Using apt-get
Update apt database with apt-get using the following command.
sudo apt-get update
After updating apt database, We can install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 using apt-get by running the following command:
sudo apt-get -y install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37
Install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 Using apt
Update apt database with apt using the following command.
sudo apt update
After updating apt database, We can install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 using apt by running the following command:
sudo apt -y install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37
Install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 Using aptitude
If you want to follow this method, you might need to install aptitude on Kali Linux first since aptitude is usually not installed by default on Kali Linux. Update apt database with aptitude using the following command.
sudo aptitude update
After updating apt database, We can install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 using aptitude by running the following command:
sudo aptitude -y install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37
How To Uninstall libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 on Kali Linux
To uninstall only the libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 package we can use the following command:
sudo apt-get remove libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37
Uninstall libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 And Its Dependencies
To uninstall libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 and its dependencies that are no longer needed by Kali Linux, we can use the command below:
sudo apt-get -y autoremove libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37
Remove libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 Configurations and Data
To remove libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 configuration and data from Kali Linux we can use the following command:
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Remove libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 configuration, data, and all of its dependencies
We can use the following command to remove libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 configurations, data and all of its dependencies, we can use the following command:
sudo apt-get -y autoremove --purge libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37
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Summary
In this tutorial we learn how to install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 package on Kali Linux using different package management tools: apt, apt-get and aptitude.


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Freighter (or barge) was the term given to any spacecraft that was used to transport freight or cargo (such as parts and supplies). Both legitimate businesspersons and smugglers could be found captaining such transports. Freighters were needed from the time space travel began because of the need for supplies to all reaches of the galaxy. Freighters usually traveled with hyperdrives because people would often pay more for quick delivery.
For obvious reasons, freighters were used mainly for trade. Although very few fought in great battles, many freighters did see action. Smugglers and legitimate traders alike had some tangles now and then, but freighters were often armed and shielded so that they could resist attempts on their cargo.
Smuggling was a very prominent criminal fringe activity in the galaxy that involved the transportation of contraband between planets. To do this, a freighter generally of small size such as the Millennium Falcon, was required to transport the contraband past planetary security forces. Some examples of contraband include spice, blasters and medical supplies.
Smugglers often added upgrades to their ships so that they could beat competitors and outwit planetary security forces. Almost every smugglers vessel had improved light speed and sub-light speed drives for increased speed as well as boosted weapons systems to fight their way out of tough situations. Another of the most prevalent modifications to a smugglers freighter were numerous secret compartments to hide contraband from security checks while legitimate cargo occupied the cargo bays. On the Millennium Falcon, these consisted of removable floor plates.
Some freighters became so heavily modified that the mess of cross wired and non traditional parts prevented starship mechanics from working on them effectively. The smugglers themselves were therefore required to have a detailed knowledge of freighter mechanics and electronics to be able to keep their vessels in working order. Most smugglers preferred it this way as they didn't trust anyone tampering with their prized possessions.
Most smugglers freighters required a crew of more than one and as such most smugglers hired a copilot, such as Chewbacca on the Millennium Falcon or the droid LE-BO2D9 aboard the Outrider. To a smuggler, their freighter was everything; their job, their home, their lives. Many smugglers lived in their freighters as they had no terrestrial home.
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 The is a bit of text. Here, the line is continued after 3 seconds. At 5 seconds into the text, the area is cleared and a new fragment starts.
A smilText object placed in an external file should have its path placed in the HTML source text as follows:
 var doc1 = cwi.smilText.Parser.parseFile('examples/example18.xml','region2'); doc1.play();
(Note that this functionality is NOT supported by Safari, but it is possible in Firefox, Opera and IE7+.)
External smilText samples
Ten very techie pages illustrate a host of browser-embedded smilText examples. Note that some pages have many simultaneous smilText fragments active at once. Consider them eye tests for your mind. The samples are:
- A set of simple external smilText file examples, including links to the sources.
- A set of structured external smilText file examples, including links to the sources.
- A set of motion-based embedded smilText file examples, including links to the sources.
- A set of browser-specific tests for Firefox, IE-7, Opera and Safari, all including links to the sources.
- This demonstrator shows how smilText JS can caption a YouTube video (NOT supported by Safari).
- This example shows how event listeners can be associated to the presentation of a smilText document.
- This example shows how to create smilText documents on the fly.
For more information on composing a timed text file using smilText, see the chapter on smilText, taken from the book SMIL 3.0: Interactive Multimedia for the Web, Mobile Devices and Daisy Talking Books.


text: The current review has unveiled the spatial disparity of the surface water resources availability between the upstream and downstream of the Hadejia River Basin (HRB). The surface water resources are more abundant in the upstream areas of the basin. Although rainfall and temperature dynamics are identified as the major reason for these spatial variations, other important factors includethe differences in the geological formation and the land use changes. Furthermore, the differences in the geological formations between the upstream and downstream areas have further widened the disparities in the surface water resources available across the basin which are motivated by the differences in the rate of infiltration. The combined effects of these factors affect both spatial availability and the quality variation of the surface water resources. However, as per this review, there is no single integrated study reported to have aimed at addressing the problems of water resource excesses, deficiencies and/or pollution throughout the basin. To address the problem of water pollution, floods, and droughts, the current review recommends the use of riverbank filtration (RBF), aquifer recharge and recovery (ARR) and rainwater harvesting.


declare function BaseComponent(props: { d: string }): React.ReactElement;
// P inferred correctly as { d: string }
const WrappedBaseComponent = withExtraFunctionality(BaseComponent);
<BaseComponent d="d" />;
<WrappedBaseComponent d="d" b="b" c="c" />;
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To fix this, you'll need to refactor your code to avoid the name conflict or explicitly type Provides and Requires props to prevent the stolen prop, which is error-prone.
Higher-order components and TypeScript can be a pain, but each upgrade of TypeScript seems to make it smoother (or maybe it's just me learning). I'm hopeful that #10727, #9252, and #12936 will address some of the remaining issues.
Refs
Refs are another place where typing can be tricky. The main cause of this is not understanding the fundamentals of what refs are—a pointer to the underlying runtime object driving your component. The React.createRef function takes a single type parameter that describes this object.
function Component() {
 const ref = React.createRef<HTMLDivElement>();
 ref.current?.scrollTop; // <-- properly typed
 return
;
}
Most examples show refs to DOM elements and other "basic" components, but it works the same way with any component.
function Component() {
 const ref = React.createRef<ChildComponent>();
 ref.current?.doSomething;
 return <ChildComponent ref={ref} />;
}
declare class ChildComponent extends React.Component {
 doSomething(): void;
 render(): JSX.Element;
}
As your app gets more complex, so will your ref usage. Unfortunately, the way ref types are defined prevents abstracting into an interface easily.
PropTypes
If you're migrating a JavaScript React project to TypeScript, you're hopefully already using PropTypes to provide some degree of runtime type checking to your project. With TypeScript, PropTypes become mostly unnecessary. TypeScript's type system is much more powerful and can replace any PropType except for strict shapes3 and custom validator functions.
Here's an example of migrating from PropTypes to TypeScript
function Component(props) { /* ... */ }
Component.propTypes = {
 optionalUnion: PropTypes.oneOfType([
 PropTypes.string,
 PropTypes.number,
 PropTypes.instanceOf(Message)
 ]),

 optionalObjectWithShape: PropTypes.shape({
 color: PropTypes.string,
 fontSize: PropTypes.number
 }),
}
function Component(props: ComponentProps) { /* ... */ }
interface ComponentProps {
 optionalUnion?: string | number | Message;
 optionalObjectWithShape?: {
 color: string;
 fontSize: number;
 };
}
PropTypes are still necessary if using the legacy context API. I recommend pairing contextTypes and childContextTypes with an interface to add some type safety at build-time.
Here's how I use legacy context in TypeScript
import * as React from "react";
import * as PropTypes from "prop-types";
const messageContextTypes = {
 color: PropTypes.string,
};
interface MessageContext {
 color?: string;
}
interface MessageListProps {
 messages: ReadonlyArray<{ text: string }>;
}
class MessageList extends React.Component<MessageListProps> {
 static childContextTypes = messageContextTypes;
 getChildContext(): MessageContext {
 return { color: "purple" };
 }
 render() {
 return (

 {this.props.messages.map((message) => (
 <Message text={message.text} />
 ))}

 );
 }
}
interface MessageProps {
 text: string;
}
function Message({ text }: MessageProps) {
 return (

 {text} <Button>Delete</Button>

 );
}
interface ButtonProps {
 children: React.ReactNode;
}
function Button({ children }: ButtonProps, context: MessageContext) {
 return <button style={{ background: context.color }}>{children}</button>;
}
Button.contextTypes = messageContextTypes;
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If you're using the current context API, you don't have much to worry about. It works very well with TypeScript.
Return type of render
The return type of a render function must be JSX.Element | null in TypeScript, but the React docs allow strings, numbers, and arrays.
This means that this code is not valid
import * as React from "react";
function RenderArray() {
 return [

A
,

B

 ];
}
<RenderArray />;
function RenderString() {
 return "testing";
}
<RenderString />;
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This is easy to resolve; just wrap the return in a fragment: return <>{value}</>.
 1. At time of writing: React v16.13.1, TypeScript v4.0.2 ↩
 2. Previously called React.SFC (stateless functional component) ↩
 3. Exact types might provide this in the future ↩


Post-Tooth Extraction Diet: How Long to Eat Soft Foods
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Are you wondering how long you need to stick to a soft food diet after a tooth extraction? Many people struggle with this question as they navigate the post-surgery recovery process. In this article, we will break down the recommended timeline for eating soft foods after a tooth extraction, giving you the guidance you need to heal properly and get back to your normal routine.
When can I eat solid food after tooth extraction?
After a tooth extraction procedure, it is crucial to allow proper healing time before reintroducing solid foods into your diet. This will help prevent any complications or discomfort that may arise from chewing on the extraction site too soon. Our surgeon typically recommends waiting a minimum of seven days before attempting to eat solid foods again.
During the initial healing period, it is important to stick to a soft or liquid diet to avoid putting unnecessary strain on the extraction site. This will help promote faster healing and reduce the risk of infection. Our surgeon may also provide specific dietary guidelines tailored to your individual needs to ensure a smooth recovery process.
By following our surgeon's recommendations and allowing sufficient time for healing, you can help ensure a successful recovery after a tooth extraction. Waiting at least seven days before incorporating solid foods back into your diet can help minimize discomfort and promote optimal healing of the extraction site. Remember to follow any additional instructions provided by our surgeon for the best possible outcome.
What can be consumed on the fourth day after a tooth extraction?
After tooth extraction on day 4, it's important to reintroduce normal foods while still being mindful of the healing process. Stick to soft foods like macaroni and cheese and eggs to avoid putting too much pressure on the incisions. Avoid hard or crunchy foods that could potentially rip the incisions and prolong the healing process. Adding more soft and tasty options to your diet will help you stay comfortable while promoting healing.
By day 4 and 5 after tooth extraction, you can slowly start incorporating a wider variety of soft foods into your diet. Enjoying macaroni and cheese, eggs, and other tasty options will help you feel more satisfied while still being gentle on your healing mouth. It's important to continue avoiding hard or crunchy foods that could disrupt the healing process, so you can continue to recover comfortably.
When is it safe to stop worrying about dry socket?
Worried about dry socket after a tooth extraction? Rest assured, you can stop worrying once you pass the three-day mark. The risk of developing dry socket is highest within the first three days post-extraction. So, if you make it to day five without any signs of dry socket, you can breathe a sigh of relief.
Keep an eye on your healing progress and symptoms in the days following your tooth extraction. By day five, if you haven't experienced the intense pain and discomfort associated with dry socket, chances are you're out of the danger zone. Remember to follow your dentist's post-operative care instructions to promote proper healing and minimize the risk of complications like dry socket.
In the battle against dry socket, timing is key. Once you reach the five-day mark post-tooth extraction without any signs of trouble, you can relax knowing that the risk of developing dry socket has significantly decreased. Stay vigilant in monitoring your healing process, and if you continue to feel comfortable and pain-free, you can confidently put your worries about dry socket to rest.
Navigating Your Post-Extraction Diet
After undergoing a tooth extraction, it is essential to carefully navigate your post-extraction diet to ensure proper healing and minimize discomfort. Soft and easily chewable foods such as yogurt, mashed potatoes, and scrambled eggs are ideal choices to prevent irritation to the extraction site. Additionally, incorporating nutrient-rich foods like smoothies, soups, and steamed vegetables can aid in the healing process and support overall health during this recovery period. It is important to avoid hard, crunchy, or spicy foods that could potentially disrupt the healing process and cause unnecessary pain or complications. By being mindful of your post-extraction diet, you can promote a faster and smoother recovery while maintaining your overall well-being.
Adhering to a post-extraction diet can be a crucial aspect of ensuring a successful recovery. By focusing on consuming soft, nutrient-rich foods and avoiding potential irritants, you can support the healing process and minimize discomfort. Embracing a diet that is gentle on the extraction site will not only aid in a faster recovery but also contribute to your overall well-being. Navigating your post-extraction diet with caution and mindfulness can make a significant difference in the healing process and set the stage for a smooth transition back to your regular dietary habits.
Soft Food Survival Guide After Tooth Removal
Are you struggling to find soft food options after getting your tooth removed? Look no further! Our Soft Food Survival Guide has got you covered with a variety of delicious and easy-to-eat options. From smoothies and soups to mashed potatoes and yogurt, we have compiled a list of comforting foods that will help you heal and stay nourished during this time. Say goodbye to the stress of figuring out what to eat and say hello to a hassle-free recovery with our handy guide.
With our Soft Food Survival Guide, you can rest assured that you won't have to sacrifice taste for comfort. We understand the importance of maintaining a balanced diet while allowing your mouth to heal, which is why our list includes a range of satisfying options that are not only gentle on your gums but also satisfying to your taste buds. Don't let the fear of limited food choices hold you back - embrace this opportunity to explore new flavors and textures that will make your recovery process as enjoyable as possible.
Transitioning to Solid Foods After Extraction
Transitioning to solid foods after extraction can be a delicate process, but with the right approach, it can be smooth and successful. Start off with soft foods like mashed potatoes, yogurt, or pureed fruits to ease back into eating solid foods. These options are gentle on the healing extraction site and provide essential nutrients to aid in the recovery process.
As you progress in your recovery, gradually reintroduce firmer foods like cooked vegetables, scrambled eggs, or pasta. Chewing on the opposite side of the extraction site can help minimize discomfort and prevent any irritation. It is important to listen to your body and only progress to harder foods when you feel ready and comfortable.
Remember to stay hydrated and maintain good oral hygiene during this transition period. Drinking plenty of water will help flush out any food particles and keep your mouth clean. Additionally, gently brushing your teeth and rinsing with salt water can promote healing and prevent infection. By following these tips and being patient with yourself, you can successfully transition to solid foods after extraction.
Optimizing Healing with Soft Foods Post-Extraction
Optimizing healing post-extraction is crucial for a smooth recovery process. By consuming soft foods, such as yogurt, mashed potatoes, and smoothies, you can provide your body with the essential nutrients it needs to promote healing. These foods are easy to eat and gentle on the extraction site, reducing the risk of complications and speeding up the healing process. Incorporating soft foods into your diet post-extraction can help you recover quickly and efficiently, allowing you to get back to your normal routine sooner.
After a tooth extraction, it is crucial to follow your dentist's instructions on how long to stick to soft foods. Typically, it is recommended to consume soft foods for a period of 7-10 days to allow for proper healing and minimize discomfort. By being mindful of your diet during this recovery period, you can promote healing and ensure a smooth transition back to your regular eating habits. Remember to prioritize your oral health and follow any additional recommendations given by your dental care provider to promote a speedy and successful recovery.
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UVa-Wise and Wise County partner to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Civil War
The University of Virginia's College at Wise and the Wise County Sesquicentennial Committee have partnered to launch a four-year project to remember the impact the Civil War had in the region as the nation commemorates the 150th anniversary of the great conflict.
In recognition of Wise County's unique Civil War experience, the sesquicentennial will focus on "The Civil War in the Mountains." Wise County's location on the Kentucky border resulted in a different set of circumstances for its residents than most of Virginia as battles ranged across the Commonwealth.
The commemoration begins on Feb. 11 at 3 p.m. with a gathering in the Rhododendron room of the C. Bascom Slemp Student Center at UVa-Wise. The program will consist of brief and informative talks by a panel of Civil War scholars. UVa-Wise history professor Brian D. McKnight, Brian Steel Wills, director of the Civil War Center at Kennesaw State University and Andrew Slap, a professor at East Tennessee State University will discuss topics ranging from prewar regional politics through the Reconstruction period that followed the fighting.
The public is invited to participate in the commemoration. For more information, call Brian McKnight at _PHONE_.


_URL_ M.M.AinaMatejka, GuyGuyMatejkaGRESE - Groupement de Recherche Eau, Sol, Environnement - UNILIM - Université de LimogesMama, D.D.MamaYao, B.B.YaoMoudachirou, M.M.MoudachirouCharacterization of stabilized waste: Evaluation of pollution riskHAL CCSD2009[SDE] Environmental SciencesMerigaud, Françoise2011-12-19 17:30:352022-11-17 04:13:472011-12-19 17:30:35enJournal articles1This study relates to the characterization of stabilized waste. Various parameters such as granulometric distribution, percentage of mineral and organic matter were estimated to appreciate environmental hazard potential and possibility of metal leaching of the samples of waste from Grange site in France. From the results, it was shown that the granulometric distribution was variable. Therefore, a strong proportion of fines (44.6 %) and medium (45.9 %) was observed due to the age of waste that supports the degradation of a great quantity of organic matter. That was confirmed by the strong mineral matter rate (63.8 %) obtained to determine the organic percentage of matter (36.2 %). The amount of heavy metals such as iron, nickel, copper, zinc, cadmium and lead was also studied. The results obtained were in a good agreement with the ones of the literature. Indeed, it appeared that iron, lead, copper, nickel and zinc are in relative strong proportion while cadmium was not very present. Iron represents 78 % of the metals. From the leaching tests, it was shown that the heavy metals concentration were very weak. Moreover, the deposit of studied waste could be a potential source of organic pollution (COD = 150 Mg C/L on average) in the case of precipitation and flood.


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A sealed tank containing seawater to a height of 11.0 m also contains air above the water at a gauge pressure of 3.00 atm. Water flows out from the bottom through a small hole. Calculate the speed with which the water comes out of the tank.
Height of the water
Density of seawater


text: A parametric study of the effects of binary interaction parameter and real-gas equations of state on the high pressure vapor-liquid equilibrium of nitrogen-n-dodecane system was carried out. Different values of the binary interaction parameter reported in literature, including one which depends on temperature, were employed in different equations of state to predict the vapor-liquid equilibrium as a function of ambient pressure and temperature. The findings were compared against the available experimental values reported in literature. Constant values of binary interaction parameter, estimated based on temperature dependent values, are demonstrated to predict the experimentally observed vapor-liquid equilibrium values accurately. The Peng-Robinson equation of state and an average binary interaction parameter were demonstrated to predict the vapor-liquid equilibrium over a wide range of temperature and pressures for nitrogen-n-dodecane binary system.


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Exhibit Development & Design
For better or worse, Instagram and its influencers are changing the way we envision, design, and market exhibitions. "Made-for-Instagram" moments seem increasingly important for museums to remain relevant in the digital age. Panelists examine this growing trend from marketing, educational, and exhibition-planning perspectives, citing examples from their institutions. Let's explore the implications of social media for education and the role of the museum.


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Ballinasloe Mains Drainage & Water Conservation Works
This investment of €6.8 million benefits approximately 9,500 customers in the towns of Ballinasloe, Oranmore, Headford and Athenry.
There were two main elements to the project. The first was the replacement of water mains which are prone to bursts and leakage. The second involved upgrading the sewer network in Ballinasloe.
- Improve water quality
- Reduce water leakage and supply disruptions
- Reduce maintenance costs (leak repair works, flushing etc)
- Reduce pollution risk to River Suck
- Improve road safety with new gullies and better road drainage
- Reduce wastewater treatment costs by separating surface water and wastewater
- Replacing 8.3km of water mains in Ballinasloe, Athenry, Oranmore and Headford at locations where existing water mains have been identified as needing rehabilitation
- Replacing service connections and boundary boxes for 430 customers in the areas
- Installing 2.4km of sewer network in Ballinasloe
- Replacing and transferring wastewater service connections for 124 customers in Ballinasloe to new sewers
- Water leakage Sections of water mains in the area have been identified as having high levels of burst frequency and leakage. This results in high maintenance costs and an unreliable service for customers.
- Water quality With sections of the network being overloaded, there are instances where effluent discharges into watercourses during periods of high rainfall causing a potential risk of pollution to the River Suck. Additionally there are sections of old cast iron mains that exist on the network which can cause drinking water quality issues.
- Overloaded sewer system The existing sewer system collects and combines surface water and wastewater. This results in high volumes of both surface water and wastewater entering the system and being treated.


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The authors report on color controllable white light emission from a unipolar organic light emitting transistor. We demonstrate light emission with two distinct peaks: a spectrally narrow blue emission from monomers and a yellow broadband emission created close to the interface of the organic film and SiO2. Due to the functionality of Mg/Au stacked electrodes, we are able to position the recombination zone via gate voltage control. Therefore, we are able to shift the spectral peak position and change the emission intensity independently by the drain voltage. The emission color is tunable from CIE coordinates (0.27, 0.28) to (0.40, 0.41).
|Journal||Applied Physics Letters|
|Publication status||Published - 2009|
All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes
- Physics and Astronomy (miscellaneous)


Sermon June 21: The Fear of Suffering
Sermon given by the Rev. Andy James at Choctaw United Methodist Church on Sunday, June 21, "The Fear of Suffering."
Scripture 1: Romans 5:1-8
Scripture 2: 1 Peter 4:12-19
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Non-slip Socks - Alpaca
GoBabyGo alpaca non-slip socks have specially designed rubber pads under the feet and on the toes. They are suitable for keeping feet warm and dry in colder seasons and perfect for when baby is on the go in stroller or in baby carrier etc.
GoBabyGo non-slip socks in alpaca wool
There is nothing better than a pair of soft and warm alpaca socks.
Our Alpaca non-slip socks are made in the most luxurious and sustainable natural fibers in the world and will keep little feet warm, dry, and surrounded in natural softness.
What is Alpaca?
Alpaca yarn is spun from the wool of alpaca, which is related to the llama. It is 100% natural, hypo-allergenic and free from lanolin. It is warmer than pure wool yarn and less itchy.
Alpaca socks can be used all year round, as alpaca have natural temperature regulating properties.
- Alpaca wool is soft, non-scratchy and keep feet warm and dry
- Made from the most luxurious and sustainable natural fibers in the world
- Breathable and can be used all year round, as alpaca have natural temperature regulating properties
- Certified according to OEKO-TEX® Standard 100


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Hi Im creating an app where I need that a rectangle be visible all the time over the background. So I created this:
But in this example the rectangle is draw using white color. How can I do something like a xor that react with the background color to make this rectangle visible with any background?
Thanks in advance!


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Online Documentation for SQL Manager for MySQL
Stored functions are routines that are available in 5.x and later versions of MySQL server. A Stored function is a set of SQL commands that returns the result and can be stored in the server. Once this is done, clients do not need to keep re-issuing the individual commands but can refer to the stored function instead.
Function Editor allows you to define function properties. It opens automatically when you create a new function and is available on editing an existing one.
To open a function in Function Editor, double-click it in the DB Explorer tree.
- Using Navigation bar and Toolbar
- Creating/editing function
- Browsing object dependencies
- Editing function description
- Viewing DDL definition
- Executing function


AutomationElement.Equality Operator (AutomationElement, AutomationElement)

Returns a value indicating whether the specified AutomationElement objects refer to the same user interface (UI) element.
Namespace: System.Windows.Automation
Assembly: UIAutomationClient (in UIAutomationClient.dll)
public static bool operator ==(
 AutomationElement left,
 AutomationElement right
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Return Value
Type: System.Boolean
true if the two AutomationElement objects refer to the same UI element; otherwise false.
Two AutomationElement objects that compare as equal might contain different cached information from different points in time. Equality only tests that the objects refer to the same underlying UI element.
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The getcontext() function accesses a different Context
object for each thread. Having separate thread contexts means that threads
may make changes (such as
getcontext.prec=10) without interfering with
Likewise, the setcontext() function automatically assigns its target to the current thread.
If setcontext() has not been called before getcontext(), then getcontext() will automatically create a new context for use in the current thread.
The new context is copied from a prototype context called DefaultContext. To control the defaults so that each thread will use the same values throughout the application, directly modify the DefaultContext object. This should be done before any threads are started so that there won't be a race condition between threads calling getcontext(). For example:
# Set applicationwide defaults for all threads about to be launched DefaultContext.prec = 12 DefaultContext.rounding = ROUND_DOWN DefaultContext.traps = ExtendedContext.traps.copy() DefaultContext.traps[InvalidOperation] = 1 setcontext(DefaultContext) # Afterwards, the threads can be started t1.start() t2.start() t3.start()...
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The majority of models developed to describe the actively mode-locked operation of diode lasers have been generated for diodes having one antireflection coated facet. The basic starting point of such models is the assumption that the residual facet reflectivity can be ignored. In the present paper, we employ a model developed specifically to deal with mode-locked operation for diodes with a significant facet reflectivity. Experimental observation of mode-locked operation for different facet reflectivities shows that the model provides a good description of this mode of operation. It is to be emphasized that the comparison between model predictions and experimental observations is basically exact; no fitting parameters are used, and the significant diode parameters are independently measured. This model, thus validated, is used to explore how low the residual facet reflectivity needs to be to be treated as negligible. It is shown that, even for very low values, this facet reflectivity has a strong influence on the dynamical behavior of the mode-locked diode laser.
© 1986 Optical Society of America
Original Manuscript: June 20, 1986
Published: November 1, 1986
Brian K. Garside and Paul Kempf, "Influence of diode facet reflectivity on the dynamics of actively mode-locked semiconductor lasers," Appl. Opt. 25, 3846-3849 (1986)


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Planning in all its (dis)guises: spheres of government, functional areas and authority
The Constitution determines that the legislative and executive powers regarding'regional planning and development', 'urban and rural development', 'provincial planning' and'municipal planning' are divided among the three spheres of government. Yet the boundaries between these items listed in Schedules 4 and 5 of the Constitution are opaque and their precise content is not always apparent. Overlaps, conflicts and uncertainty may occur. In a number of landmark decisions the courts have provided content to these different functional areas. Clarity on what'municipal planning' comprises leads to more certainty on the content of the other planning areas. Draft legislation such as the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Bill (B14-2012) can also assist in adding substance to a demarcation of these different functional areas. Yet uncertainties still remain, occasioned by constitutional provisions such as sections 100, 139(1) and 155(6)-(7), that permit intervention by national and provincial government in provinces and municipalities respectively, as well as the support and monitoring by provincial government in respect of municipalities. Few clear solutions are immediately apparent. The role of the constitutional principles of co-operative government where uncertainty and conflict exist is examined, especially where no veto of one sphere over another is possible. Principles of interpretation can also assist in delineating the boundaries of the different functional areas. It seems, however, that the courts will find themselves having to address the remaining inconsistencies.


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editing operations are available for complex objects, such as blocks,
dimensions, hatches, and polylines.
You can convert a compound
object, such as a polyline, dimension, hatch, or block reference,
into individual elements.
Change the shape and
display of polyline objects with polyline editing options. You can
also join separate polylines.
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LIFT ME UP
An important step in building an awareness of sharing our faith with others is to focus on love while youth are still developing their own intellectual understanding of our faith. Here are some simple idea's to focus on sharing the love with others.
- Have staff members share testimonies about an unforgettable person in their life who has impacted them.
- Someone who believed in them, motivated them and/or helped them become the person they are today.
- Have the youth discuss in small groups about unforgettable people in their life who have impacted them.
- Discuss times that the youth have lifted others up:
- listened to friends in a difficult time
- shared their experiences
- believed in someone when they couldn't believe in themselves
- Make a thank you card for the person who has lifted you up
- Make a card for someone who you could lift up and love


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TITANIUM AS A CONTAMINANT OF EMERGING CONCERN IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT AND THE CURRENT KNOWLEDGE GAP REGARDING SEABIRD CONTAMINATION
form of titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanoparticles, has drastically increased in the last decades, due to its
presence in several products, such as personal care products, cosmetics, sunscreens, photocatalysts and
drug delivery systems, among others. Although its mechanisms of action are not yet fully understood,
effective bioaccumulation, biomagnification and trophic transfer of these compounds in aquatic plants
and fish have been reported in the literature. In addition, certain deleterious effects have been reported,
including oxidative stress and adsorption and transfer of other metals and metalloids throughout the
food chain, including apex predators and commercially important species. Thus, this contaminant may
pose risks to both environmental and human health, leading to public health concerns. Seabirds are most
likely exposed to Ti contamination through the trophic food web, as they are apex predators. However,
investigations regarding Ti contamination in seabirds are almost nonexistent, and none delve further
into possible deleterious Ti effects, indicating a significant knowledge scientific gap on the subject. In
this context, Ti contamination in the aquatic environment is discussed herein. The few reports published
in the literature on Ti contamination in seabirds are examined and wildlife and public health implications
are evaluated. Ti concentrations ranged from 0.35 to 6.23 mg kg-1 in liver, 1.85 to 3.78 mg kg-1 in kidneys
and from 0.1 to 17 mg kg-1 in feathers, presenting significant interspecies variations. The Mariana/
Bento Rodrigues dam disaster and its potential deleterious effects on seabirds due to increased metal
bioavailability are also discussed. This study, thus, demonstrates a huge knowledge gap concerning Ti in
seabirds and indicates the urgent need to establish baseline data for this element in this group.
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Embla Eir Oddsdóttir, Director of the Icelandic Arctic Cooperation Network (IACN), will be visiting WKU the week of Feb. 15 and engaging in a variety of activities to further strengthen collaborations between WKU and the IACN.
In March 2015, a Memorandum of Agreement was signed to promote collaborative research, joint classes, student exchanges and faculty development with the IACN and University of Akureyri in Iceland. The partnership between WKU, the IACN and the University of Akureyri has evolved into a major collaboration with multiple Icelandic institutions to study economic development, health and well-being, ecotourism, environmental sustainability, the global effects of climate change, and other related issues faced by the Arctic region and the world as a whole.
"This is a long-term partnership that further extends WKU's international reach, while strengthening our teaching and research in highly relevant ways for both today's students and global citizens," said Dr. Leslie North, assistant professor in WKU's Department of Geography and Geology. "Interdisciplinary, interregional and intercultural collaboration is necessary for the development of research and education pursuits that address the mounting challenges communities in all regions of the world face due to changing environmental and economic conditions, including those related to the complex dynamics of climate change and its inherent uncertainties. Through exchange programs and having outstanding international scholars, such as Director Oddsdóttir, visit WKU and participate in our campus events, we are better able to bring to light these issues and engage our students in ways in which we can work together to find solutions."
The impacts of climate change are felt at both local and global levels and will require robust cooperation between various stakeholders involved, as well as reconciliation and negotiation of multiple perspectives, be they economic, social, cultural, or environmental, Dr. North said.
The purpose of next week's visit is to assist in the development and execution of the agreement by participating in different academic activities, such as classroom lectures within WKU's Department of Geography and Geology, in which Oddsdóttir is an adjunct faculty, meetings with program directors across campus and within the community, and a collaborative research workshop. Oddsdóttir also will speak on the "Wicked Arctic" at the Geography and Geology seminar at 3 p.m. Feb. 19 in Environmental Sciences and Technology Building, room 260; all are welcome to attend, though seating is limited to 100.
Additionally, two representatives from Memorial University in St. John, Newfoundland, Canada, will be joining the group during part of next week's visit. The goal of this endeavor is to explore the possibility of forming a relationship between Icelandic and Canadian institutions and WKU with the purpose of working collaboratively on research, teaching and student/faculty exchange programs focused on common goals. Participants will include Orn Gudmundsson, Honorary Consul from Iceland to the Central United States, and several members of the Kentucky economic development sector. WKU faculty members Dr. Bernard Strenecky, Dr. North and Dr. Jason Polk will be hosting the visitors.
Dr. Polk and Dr. North also will be discussing the Iceland research collaboration Feb. 18 as part of WKU Libraries' "Far Away Places" lecture series. Their presentation, Iceland: Extreme Learning in the Land of Fire and Ice, will begin at 7 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 1680 Campbell Lane.


How can I protect myself from suicide bombers at airports, like in Brussels?
crosshair-97971_1920The suspected attacks on the airport in Brussels raises questions about the safety of Americans traveling both in the US and abroad. What can passengers do to protect themselves from the same tragedy, and what should US airports and the TSA be doing in response?
First, understand that there is no 100% safe solution. Terrorism can occur anyplace, anywhere at anytime. But, there are things you can do to be prepared or to increase your chances of surviving such an incident.
Maintain a healthy awareness of your surroundings. Most people are head-down in their technology instead of paying attention to what's going on around them. You don't need to be paranoid, but you do need to pay attention. If you're uncomfortable with a person or situation, move away from it and notify law enforcement.
Some Krav Maga training centers offer courses in what to do if you encounter a suicide bomber. The first recommendation is to get out of the area, create distance between you and the bomber and get to a position of cover. Space away from the X (the target location) is your friend during a bomb blast. But if you have no choice but to engage, you may as well go down swinging and KM training may be able to improve your odds a bit.
Second, what can you expect to happen at US airports?
TSA and local law enforcement do have measures to reduce potential attacks including K-9 explosive detection dogs, TSAs random terrorist inspection programs, TSA behavior detection personnel, airport armed police roving patrols and CCTV monitoring. Airports also have contingency measures in place where they can ramp up security measures during higher threat conditions, and some airports have trained many of the airport, airline and tenant personnel in suspicious awareness detection.
One question that always comes up when there is an incident like this is if you should move the checkpoints. The problem is, you're just relocating the place the attack will occur. The point of a suicide bombing is to detonate in an area where there are a lot of people, so relocating the place where people gather or wait just relocates where the bomber will go. Plus, when the crowd moves closer to the vehicle drop off points that may make them more susceptible to vehicle bombing. Ideally, you want to spread out the checkpoints, but most US airports were designed prior to 9/11, before activities like this occurred with this rate of frequency.
The best thing US airports can do to deter this type of attack is deploy uniformed law enforcement who act as both deterrence and can identify suspicious behavior. The bomber does not want to get caught before getting to their target and while in some cases the target may actually be police, usually the bomber will go to where they are less likely to be spotted. There are also some technologies that have been tested such as millimeter wave imaging antenna's to search for items or objects on people as they move through a public area, and K-9 dogs trained to sniff out individuals as they move through a checkpoint or ticketing areas. TSA will also likely increase their random antiterrorism measures, which will likely be noticeable to the public — that's okay, these measures are designed to deter terrorist acts through visibility.
I suspect, as what occurred after the bombing of the Moscow Domodedevo airport in 2010, that if there are no other attacks in the coming days or weeks, you'll see an initial surge in more police and TSA in airport public areas, followed by a reduction to normal. It should be interesting to see if there are more significant changes in airports throughout the US as we move forward.
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et 2^omega (the set of all subsets of omega)? This is easy to get
confused about, because on the one hand 2^omega is uncountable, and since M
is transitive, if 2^omega were a member of M it would also be a subset of M,
but since M is countable it can't have an uncountable subset. On the other
hand, ZFC contains a Powerset Axiom which says that if x is in M then so is
the powerset of x. So what's going on?
Let us look carefully at what the Powerset Axiom really states. It says
that for every x in M, there exists a y in M with the following property:
if z is a member of M such that every w in M satisfying w E z also satisfies
w E x, then z E y. We see now that even if E is interpreted as membership
(requirement 2 in the previous section), it does not follow that y is the
set of *all* subsets of z. First of all, it is not even clear that the z's
in this axiom are actually subsets of y; the axiom doesn't require that
*every w* satisfying w E z also satisfies w E x; it just requires that
*every w in M* satisfying w E z satisfies w E x. Now, it turns out that
because M is transitive, the z's *are* in fact subsets of x. What "goes
wrong" is the rest of the axiom: y does not contain *every subset of x*; it
only contains *those subsets of x that are in M*. So it is perfectly
possible that this "powerset" of x is countable.
What should we call y? Calling it the "powerset of x" is potentially
confusing; I prefer to reserve this term for the actual set of all subsets
of x. The usual jargon is to call y "the powerset of x in M."
As an exercise in understanding this concept, consider Cantor's famous
theorem that the powerset of omega is uncountable. Cantor's proof can be
mimicked using the axioms of ZFC to produce a formal theorem of ZFC. This
yields: "The powerset of omega in M is uncountable in M." In order to see
more clearly what this is saying, let us expand this out more fully to
obtain: "There is no bijection in M between omega and the powerset of omega
in M," where a bijection is a certain set (in fact, a certain set of ordered
pairs, where an "ordered pair" <x,y> is defined set-theoretically as {{x},
{x,y}}). So even though the powerset of omega in M is countable, and we can
construct a bijection in the "real world" between omega and the powerset of
omega in M, it turns out that this bijection is *not a member of M*. There
is therefore no contradiction between being "uncountable in M" and being
countable (this is known as "Skolem's paradox").
Once you grasp this point that appending "in M" is crucial and can change
the meaning of a term or a sentence dramatically, you may start to worry
about all kinds of things in the preceding paragraphs. For example,
shouldn't we distinguish between "omega" and "omega in M"? This is a
legitimate worry. Fortunately, the transitivity of M implies that a lot of
things, including "is a subset of," "is a function," "omega," and other
basic concepts, are *absolute*, meaning that they mean the same whether or
not you append "in M." A complete treatment of forcing must necessarily
include a careful discussion of which concepts are absolute and which are
not. However, this is a rather tedious affair, so we will gloss over it.
Instead, we will simply warn the reader when something is not absolute.
We can now present the outlines of how one might go about constructing a
model for ZFC + ~CH. Start with any c.t.m. M. By the elementary theory of
cardinals, there is a set k in M that is omega_2 in M (omega_2, or aleph_2
if you prefer, is the second cardinal larger than omega). Of course k is
countable, but there is no bijection *in M* between k and omega. So now let
us construct a function f from the Cartesian product k x omega into 2. This
may be interpreted as a sequence of k functions from omega into 2. We can
easily arrange that these k functions are all distinct. Now if f is already
in M, then M satisfies ~CH! The reason is that functions from omega into 2
can be identified with subsets of omega, and f therefore shows us that the
powerset of omega in M must be at least omega_2 in M. If f is missing from
M, then we simply insert it into M to get a bigger set M' that satisfies
~CH. Q.E.D., right?
If this sounds too easy, you're right. There are many problems with this
naive idea. First of all, just adding an arbitrary set out of the blue to M
isn't necessarily going to result in something else that satisfies ZFC. We
can't take just any group and adjoin an arbitrary extra element and hope
that the result will still be a group, so why should we expect that this
will work with models of ZFC? Where, for instance, is the powerset of f in
M'? We have not done anything to ensure that it exists.
Nevertheless, this basic idea, of adding f (along with some other associated
sets that we need to keep ZFC happy) to M to get a larger c.t.m. M' that
contains some sets that were "missing" from M, turns out to work, if we are
sufficiently careful and clever about the details. Specifically, we have
the following.
Fundamental Theorem. If M is a c.t.m., P is an element of M [satisfying
certain technical conditions], and G is a subset of P [satisfying certain
technical conditions], then the set M[G], obtained by adjoining G [plus some
other auxiliary sets] to M, is also a c.t.m.
The bracketed omissions will be filled in and explained shortly, but let me
first remark that the Fundamental Theorem is very powerful, because the
technical conditions on G and P are fairly mild, leaving tremendous scope
for creativity. By cleverly choosing G and P one can construct M[G]'s that
satisfy all kinds of set-theoretic statements. Even today, nearly all of
the hundreds of known independence results in logic are ultimately based in
one way or another on this one fundamental construction.
The reader may be puzzled that the word "forcing" does not appear in the
Fundamental Theorem. Forcing, as we shall see later, comes in when one
tries to prove that M[G] satisfies various statements (or, in the usual
jargon, that various statements are "true in M[G]"). Forcing is needed to
prove the Fundamental Theorem, since we have to prove that each axiom of ZFC
is true in M[G]. Forcing is also needed to prove that ~CH is true in M[G]
(for a suitable G).
3. Names
We begin by describing the "auxiliary sets" that, along with G, comprise
M[G]. A crucial idea that pervades the theory of forcing is that some facts
about G (or more generally M[G]) depend on the particular G in question,
while others are "general" facts that are true for all G. Consider the
analogy of field extensions: If F is a field and we want to adjoin a new
element X to the field, then no matter what X is, we know that there is
also going to be an element X^2 + 1 in F(X); on the other hand, whether
X^2 + 1 = 0 depends on the particular X chosen.
In the case of fields there is no pressing need to have different notations
for a "general" X and a "particular" X because the situation is sufficiently
simple that no confusion arises if we use "X" for everything. Things are
more complicated in ZFC, and it is important to have different notations for
the "general" and "particular" cases. By analogy with the way natural
language mirrors certain general features of the real world, we will define
"names" for the elements of M[G]. The names will be defined without
reference to G; however, the *values* of the names---the sets that the names
are names *of*---will depend on G. The precise definition of a name (or
more precisely, a "P-name" since it depends on P) is:
A set x is a P-name if (and only if) all its members are
ordered pairs <y,p> where s is a P-name and p is in P.
If x is a P-name then we also define the domain dom(x) by
dom(x) = {y : <y,p> is in x for some p in P}
The definition of a P-name is rather tricky so let us examine it carefully.
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Substitute For Green Beans
- You can substitute frozen green beans in place of fresh in most recipes, however the frozen beans tend to get soggy compared to fresh green beans. …
- OR – Alternately you can use nopalitos (cactus paddle strips) taste very similar.
- OR – Use thin asparagus stalks.
- OR – Wax beans.
What is the same as green beans? Snap beans, green beans, and string beans are one and the same. It is called by many names.
Can I substitute long beans for green beans? Chinese long beans add a crunchy element to this hearty beef and mushroom curry. If you can't find them, substitute regular green beans.
What other vegetable looks like green beans? Sword bean (Canavalia gladiata), also called "Nata Mame" in Japan. It is native to tropical Asia. The unripe pods are bolied and served as a green vegetable like string beans. The seeds are also boiled and eaten.
Are flat beans the same as green beans? 1. Runner beans. Runner beans are big and flat. They are cheaper than green beans – the plants are more productive – but the rough, flat, green pods need to be destrung and then cut, diagonally, into smaller pieces before you can eat them.
What is difference between green beans and string beans? Green beans and string beans are one and the same, but the "string" term is, for the most part, outdated. Green beans used to have characteristic fibrous "strings" running down the length of the pod that had to be removed bean by bean, just like snap peas.
What to substitute green beans? – Related Asked Question
Can I substitute frozen green beans for canned?
Swap out the frozen French-cut green beans and use 4 cups of frozen cut green beans, 4 cups of cut fresh green beans, or 2 (14.5 ounce) cans canned green beans (drained). If using frozen or fresh green beans, cook in the microwave until crisp-tender (about 5 minutes for frozen or 8 minutes for fresh).
Are long beans and green beans the same?
Sometimes called yard-long beans, these beans are, in fact, a completely different family of a plant from green beans. Apart from their extraordinary length, however, they are similar in flavor and look to green beans and can be cooked in the same ways.
What is a good substitute for peas?
5 Best Substitutes for Peas
- Black-Eyed Peas. Black-eyed peas are native to Africa. …
- Cranberry Peas. Cranberry beans are rather sweet. …
- Lima Beans. More commonly known as butter beans or wax beans, Lima beans are a good substitute for peas. …
- Edamame. Edamame is a preparation of immature soybeans. …
- Frozen Peas and Canned Peas.
Are string beans a legume?
Because the fruit of the green bean plant is in a pod, green beans are actually just legumes, not beans. Some other common legumes that you may have never considered include: asparagus beans, soybeans, black-eyed peas and sugar snap peas.
Can you substitute asparagus for green beans?
While this version has green beans and asparagus in it as I love both equally, you can totally replace all of the green beans with canned or freshly cooked asparagus.
What vegetables are in the green bean family?
Some of these mature beans from phaseolus vulgaris include navy beans, black beans, northern beans, kidney beans, pinto beans, and cannellini beans. Other legume plant species are similar to the green bean.
What are the flat green beans called?
Romano beans are an Italian flat bean in the same family as garden variety string beans, which also counts fancy French haricots verts and yellow wax beans as siblings. They're broad and flat—as if someone accidentally sat on a giant string bean—with a juicy, sweet flavor and great crunch.
What are stringless green beans?
Landreths Stringless Green Beans are a bush bean variety that keep on producing even under hot, humid conditions. When other varieties fail to perform, these stringless beans have got you covered. Meaty, 5″-6″ pods have a juicy, mild bean flavor. Ready for harvest in 54 days.
What type of green beans are canned?
There are two primary types of green beans in a can. There are cut green beans and french style green beans. This is a French-style green beans have been cut in half lengthwise.
Are snap peas a pole bean?
Green snap beans are categorized into two different groups, bush or pole beans, based on growth characteristics. If the bean plant needs support to grow, they are classified as pole beans, if the beans can grow on their own without added support, they are classified as bush beans.
Are peas and string beans the same?
Green peas, green lima beans, and green (string) beans are not part of the beans, peas, and lentils subgroup because their nutrient content is more similar to other vegetable subgroups. Green peas and green lima beans are grouped with Starchy Vegetables.
Do peas come from green beans?
Legumes, Pulses, Green Beans, and More
But are they true peas? They're part of the same family that both peas and beans belong to (Fabaceae) but they're different from the green pea that comes to mind when you hear the word pea. Black-eyed peas belong to the genus Vigna while the green pea is from the genus Pisum.
Can I use water instead of milk in green bean casserole?
Also, the omission of milk or other liquid with the soup base made it a little too thick. If you make this, add some water or milk, double the green beans, and go light with the fried onions! I was fully prepared to love this.
Are frozen green beans cooked?
The nice thing about frozen green beans is that they're quick frozen but not cooked, which means they retain their color—although their texture suffers a bit in the process of freezing and thawing.
How many cups are in a bag of frozen green beans?
We found that 1 pound contains about 35 to 40 green beans which yields about 3 cups chopped, making a 1/3 pound purchase just about right for a 1 cup chopped green bean recipe.
Are wax beans the same as green beans?
Green Beans vs. Wax Beans: What's the Difference? Wax beans and typical green beans have a similar structure, texture, and taste. The only difference between them is that wax beans do not contain chlorophyll, the compound that gives green beans their green color.
What is the difference between green beans and French beans?
French green beans (also called Haricots Verts) are slightly longer and skinnier than regular green beans and may be a little bit more expensive. They are harvested earlier then regular green beans, so they are thought to be more tender and more flavorful.
Is long bean a legume?
The asparagus bean (Vigna unguiculata subsp. sesquipedalis) is a legume cultivated for its edible green pods containing immature seeds, like the green bean. It is also known as: yardlong bean, pea bean, long-podded cowpea, Chinese long bean, snake bean, bodi, and bora.
What can I replace aubergine with?
What are the best eggplant substitutes?
- Zucchini. Zucchini, aka courgette, is a summer squash variety that shares a similar mild flavor to eggplant. …
- Portobello Mushrooms. Portobello mushrooms bring a different umami-packed flavor to your cooking. …
- Summer squash. …
- Root vegetables. …
- Other eggplant varieties.
How can I substitute vegetables?
Some sneaky ideas:
- Add puréed veggies to your pasta sauce.
- Mash cauliflower into mashed white potatoes.
- Blend baby spinach into your fruit smoothie.
- Add puréed pumpkin to your pancake batter or prepared oatmeal.
- Top your pizza with mushrooms.
- Mix half spaghetti noodles with half zucchini noodles.
Are green peas and pigeon peas the same?
Pigeon Peas can be served in the same manner as green peas, combining them with other vegetables such as carrots and cauliflower. They require a cooking time slightly longer than garden peas and when eaten are not quite as sweet, due to a lower sugar content. Also, the Pigeon Peas have a higher starch content.


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Object PmgObject (Parent of all Pmg objects)
Description:
PmgObject is an abstract Pmg object. It cannot be created in the panel and it cannot be configured.
PmgObject is a parent of all Pmg objects in the PROMOTIC system, it means that its properties and methods are also available for all other Pmg objects.
The object can be inserted into the panel from the "Pmg objects preconfigurations" window.
#vars identifier:
In the PmgObject object, the #vars identifier can be used to access the variables defined on the "Variables" tab. This identifier can be used:
- in methods used for acessing Pmg objects - for example the method Items("/text1/#vars/aaa") returns the "aaa" variable of the Pmg object "text1".
- in the "GP - Data binding to the property of the Pmg object" data binding, where you can also find detailed description and examples for #vars.
Properties and methods:
AddEvent()Registers a function into the specified event
Blink()Starts/stops blinking of the Pmg object
DxWidth of the Pmg object
DyHeight of the Pmg object
EnabledEnable/disable the control, i.e. user's inputs to the object
FocusDetects/set the focus of the Pmg object
GetChildByIndex()Returns the nested Pmg object defined by order
GetChildCount()Returns the number of nested Pmg objects
GetPathName()Object name with the path to this object
GetItemInfo()Returns special information regarding the Pmg object
GetPar()Reading the value of the Pmg object parameter (or its parents)
GetVarCount()Returns the number of nested Pmg object
IniDxInitial width of the Pmg object
IniDyInitial height of the Pmg object
IniXInitial X-position of the left upper corner of the Pmg object relative to superior object
IniYInitial Y-position of the left upper corner of the Pmg object relative to superior object
Items()Returns reference to Pmg object
MethodsAccess to designer's methods of this object
MouseOnIdentification if the mouse cursor finds itself over the Pmg object
NameThe name of the Pmg object
ParentReturns reference to the parent Pmg object
Pm()Returns the Pma object (obsolete)
PmPanelReturns reference to the PmaPanel object where the Pmg object is placed
Refresh()Refresh of the Pmg object
RemoveEvent()Unregisters the function in the specified event
RootReturns reference to the root PmgRoot object
ShowMenu()Opens local menu of the Pmg object
ScreenXX-coordinate of the left upper corner of the Pmg object relative to computer screen
ScreenYY-coordinate of the left upper corner of the Pmg object relative to computer screen
ToolTipTooltip text of the Pmg object
Vars()Returns the variable of the Pmg object
ViewXPosition of X-coordinate of the left upper corner of the Pmg object relative to the PmgRoot object
ViewYPosition of the Y-coordinate of the left upper corner of the Pmg object relative to the PmgRoot object
VisibleSets the visibility/invisibility of the Pmg object
XX-coordinate of the left upper corner of the Pmg object relative to superior Pmg object
YY-coordinate of the left upper corner of the Pmg object relative to superior Pmg object
Obsolete properties and methods:
GetProp()Reading the value from any property of the object defined by its name
SetProp()Writing the value into the property of the object defined by its name
FullNameName of the Pmg object including the path that consists of parent Pmg objects names
Events:
onStartIs triggered on the construction of the Pmg object in the course of opening the panel
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onKeyPressIs triggered after pressing or releasing the key of the keyboard
onMousePressIs triggered after pressing or releasing the left mouse button
onMenuFillIs triggered after pressing by the right mouse button over the Pmg object
onMenuSelectIs triggered on the selection of the item from the Pmg object local menu
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onFocusInIs triggered if the object receives focus
onFocusOutIs triggered if the object loses focus
Configuration tabs:
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ScaleSettings for displaying the meter scale
VariablesList and configuration of user defined Pmg object variables
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Second graders have been doing fresco painting. I introduced them to
Fra Angelico after their study of illuminated letters/manuscripts. They
first drew their pictures in white chalk on dark blue construction
paper. Next, they highlighted with gold peel and stick foil paper as
their gold leaf. When they were ready to paint, they first colored the
area to be painted with more white chalk and used tempera paint to
cover. The colors seem to intensify, and paintings are striking!
Now, I want to make the connection to Michaelangelo and his fresco
painting. I read somewhere about a lesson where the children painted
on paper secured under their desks -- like Michaelangelo did when
painting his ceiling. Have any of you tried this? Is it something you
think that I can do with 2nd graders? I would like to introduce it on
Wednesday, so any suggestions you can give me this weekend would be
greatly appreciated! Thanks, Everyone!