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Exploring Holistic Approaches to Teen Mental Health Treatment in WA
Holistic Approaches to Teen Mental Health Treatment in WA
Introduction

Addressing adolescent mental health difficulties in Washington state is being revolutionized through a comprehensive approach that amalgamates traditional therapeutic modalities with alternative practices. This unique methodology employs an assortment of techniques such as yoga, art therapy and mindfulness exercises to provide a more wholesome treatment structure designed to enhance the general well-being of adolescents. The inclusion of these holistic methods within the designated plan for teen mental health not only assists therapists but also aid individual teens seeking treatment – enabling them to uncover profound emotional connections while encouraging their inherent creativity for expression and healing. Furthermore, meaningful attention is also geared towards dietetic and physical components significant for supporting teenagers' mental stability. Emerging research posits that the introduction of nutrient-rich foods coupled up with regulated exercise routines can significantly alleviate prevalent symptoms associated with anxiety and depression among this demographic group.
The limitations of traditional treatment methods

Traditional treatment methods such as therapy for troubled teens in Everett have their limitations when it comes to addressing complex issues.Therapeutic settings offer adolescents a secure environment to articulate their feelings and thoughts, but sometimes they fall short in addressing the profound root causes of their predicaments. There are instances where traditional therapy might prioritize symptom management over determining true origins of teen distress. Furthermore, conventional treatment techniques may lack the appropriate cultural sensitivity or fail to meet each teenager's unique needs comprehensively. It is pivotal that we contemplate alternative methodologies which incorporate factors like racial background, ethnicity and cultural contexts when supporting teenagers grappling with complex issues. Pioneering therapy models that are customized to accommodate individual circumstances can help transcend the constraints imposed by orthodox practices. This approach ensures we can more effectively aid young individuals in surmounting their difficulties.

The benefits of holistic approaches to teen mental health treatment

Holistic approaches to teen mental health treatment offer a comprehensive and personalized way to address the complex needs of troubled teens in Everett. Prioritizing the integral link between mind, body, and spirit, our therapeutic strategies offer more than mere symptomatic relief. Instead, they aim to expose and tackle root causes of mental health conditions. Harnessing a medley of diverse techniques—ranging from mindfulness exercises, art therapy to yoga—we arm adolescents with practical skills tailored towards navigating stressors, anxiety and other obstacles that may crop up in their lives.

Furthermore, holistic methods underscore the significance of self-care and personal enlightenment which empowers youths to be instrumental in their own recovery journey. We advocate for healthy lifestyle choices encapsulating consistent physical activities, balanced nutritional intake and sufficient sleep cycles as pivotal facets building healthier life-frameworks for these individuals.

Plus on top of this foundation we also accentuate communal connectivity by promoting support groups or works within group therapy structures — thus curating a non-threatening environment wherein young people can freely express themselves without apprehension while simultaneously feeling acknowledged throughout their transition into improved mental well-being.

Conclusion

The comprehensive examination of integrative strategies towards adolescent mental health care in Washington has demonstrated promising rewards and results. With the incorporation of techniques such as mindfulness exercises, expressive arts therapy and physical stimulation, adolescents are endowed with a multi-faceted approach to resolving their psychological well-being concerns. These methods extend beyond symptom control to excavate and address the root sources of mental disorders. As further empirical studies are undertaken, and consciousness extends its reach, it becomes crucial for clinicians specializing in mental health care as well as key decision-makers to firmly commit holistic approaches into their list of priorities so that all-encompassing treatment can be offered to teenagers within our jurisdiction. Collectively we must persistently champion these whole-body approaches towards teen psychological healthcare treatment provision ensuring there is universal access to efficient nature-friendly sustenance methods– affording everyone an opportunity for optimum health without fear or favour.

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. It is therefore pyroligneous.
Birch-tar was used widely as an adhesive as early as the late Paleolithic or early Mesolithic era. It has also been used as a disinfectant, in leather dressing, and in medicine.
It is compounded of guaiacol, phenols, cresol, xylenol, and creosol.

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The diagram below shows the process of distilling salty water into fresh water.
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You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.
The diagram below shows the process of distilling salty water into fresh water.
Various stages involved in the process of making fresh water from salty water are sequenced in the given diagram.
Overall, the process involves three stages, starting from boiling the salt water to the collection of fresh water inside a bucket.
In the first stage, a pot with salty water is placed above a gas stove and the burner is turned on. When the temperature reaches the optimum level, steam rises from the boiling water. This steam is channelled upwards through an inversely placed metal funnel to a pipe with two right angle bends at specific distances. At the distal bend from the pot, the pipe is supported with a string.
In the second stage, the steam is condensed by pouring water on a piece of cloth, which is placed over the pipe, at about equal distance from the two right angle bends. In the final stage, the condensed fresh water is collected in a bucket, which is placed well under these systems.
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Contaminated Military Bases:
- Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow
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- Mather Air Force Base
- McClellan Air Force Base
- March Air Force Base
- Norton Air Force Base
- Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base
Contamination: The Facts.
As early as WWII, United States Air Force and other Military bases used and disposed of chemical degreasers and other toxic substances that were later determined to contaminate drinking water and pose multiple health risks including:
- Reproductive disorders
- Birth defecs
- Multiple other serious difficulties
Countless military personnel, their families, and private individuals living and working in the near vicinity of the bases may have been affected by these contaminates, through drinking water, general water usage and exposure through vapor seepage.
The four most alarming contaminants are:
- Trichloroethylene (TCE)
- Tetrachloroethylene (PCE)
- Vinyl Chloride
Scientific studies show that some or all of these chemical compounds have breeched the ground water supply on several of our US Military Bases and in some instances, have affected civilian properties adjacent to the bases including churches, schools and private wells. Currently, on-going research is being conducted on military bases around the country and on properties directly adjacent to these bases to identify just how wide spread this contamination may be.
We encourage you to share your story with us.
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Why has a Local Government Boundaries Commissioner been appointed?
The Department for Communities has appointed a Commissioner because they are required to do so by law. The laws that apply can be viewed at _URL_
What are the local government boundaries?
There are 11 local government districts, or district councils, in Northern Ireland. Each district is divided into a number of wards. In most districts, there are 40 wards, however the Belfast district is divided into 60 wards. It is these district and ward boundaries that are under review.
What is the Commissioner's role?
The purpose of the Commissioner is to provide an independent review of the boundaries and names of the 11 local government districts in Northern Ireland, and the number, boundaries and names of the wards into which each local government district is divided.
What is the purpose of a boundaries Review?
Boundary reviews are intended to provide electoral equality, in that all the wards within a district should, as far as possible, have a similar number of electors.
Why is this Review happening now?
The Review is taking place now because the boundaries and their wards have to be reviewed by law within 12 years of the last review.
What is the basis of the Review?
The Review is based in law specifically the Local Government Act (Northern Ireland) 1972 governs the appointment of the Commissioner and the procedure that applies to the review and her recommendations. _URL_
When was the last Review?
The last Review was started in 2008. A final report was published in 2009.
Who will get a say in the new boundaries?
The Commissioner will give everyone an opportunity to have their say, including district councils, political parties, organisations and individuals.
When will we get a chance to have our say?
You can have your say at three stages, now by emailing the Commissioners at _EMAIL_ or you can participate after the launch of the Commissioners provisional and final proposals.
What evidence will the commissioner use as the basis for any change?
The Commissioner will use electoral data provided by The Electoral Office NI to support any decisions for change.
When was the electoral data collected?
The electoral data that the Commissioner will be using was captured on 4 January 2021. This date is known as the Enumeration date.
Where are there maps available of the Council and ward boundaries?
You can access maps in the public OSNI Spatial NI - Map Viewer: _URL_
There is an Add Data button that you can use to search for Wards 2012 and Local Government Districts 2012.
Will the Commissioner produce new maps to show her provisional and any revised proposals?
Yes. The Commissioner's team will work with a team from Ordinance Survey NI in Land and Property Services, Department of Finance, to produce new maps to show any changes to the current boundaries.
Is the Commission independent of Government?
The Local Government Boundaries Commissioner (LGBC) is completely independent of Government Departments and Ministers in making decisions.
What is the status of the LGBC in relation to Government in NI?
The Department for Communities (DfC) is the sponsor Department. LGBC will be utilising services within DfC for administration purposes only.
Will there be a change to the number of wards within a district?
The legislation allows the Commissioner to increase or decrease the number of wards by 5 if there is enough evidence to support an increase or decrease.
Will the Review include changes to the names of the districts or wards?
The Commissioner will give due consideration to any submissions regarding name changes.


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Limboto Lake covering an area of 3,000 hectares clearly has an important role to the surrounding area as a waterproof area. The location of the Lake is located in the administrative district of Limboto, Gorontalo.
In addition to having a significant role for the life of the surrounding community, this lake is one of the places of interest as a tourist destination. Early morning or dusk is the best time to visit Limboto Lake. When the sun rises or sinks, more vibrant view of the Lake by the gleam of the sunlight that falls on the surface of the water of the Lake and the color of the sky changes color.
Fishing, touring the Lake with boating, or enjoying the view of lotus flowers and water hyacinth bloom are some of the attraction that you can do at this Lake. The richness of the Lake is a fresh water fish can also be used for fishing.
Limboto Lake is also the mouth of five major rivers, namely: Bone Bolango River, Daenaa River, Bionga River, Alo River, and Molalahu Rivers. The water of Lake Limboto flowed through the River Topadu which flows into the Gulf of Tomini with a distance about 10 miles.
During the 1950s, the Lake has a depth of up to 27 m was once a cornerstone of amphibious aircraft landed lays President Sukarno. Bung Karno made a visit to Gorontalo. Unfortunately, this year is getting more shallow lake only. The current expected depth of the Lake is only approximately 3-7 m. The superficiality of Limboto Lake caused by erosion and sedimentation resulting farming activities that do not heed the soil conservation and forest openings. This should be a concern to the relevant parties considering the important role of the Lake.
However, keeping the Lake becomes a shared responsibility. When left then predicted 15 years again it will disappear or flat to the surface of the ground. In fact, Lake Limboto very vital role as rainwater catchment to prevent flooding in Gorontalo.

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A case-control study on Alzheimer's disease and exposure to anesthesia
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A retrospective hospital-based case-control study was performed with the aim to evaluate the association between exposure to anesthesia and Alzheimer's disease (AD). A total of 115 AD patients, 230 Parkinson's disease (PD) patients and 230 patients with non-degenerative neurological disease were studied. Each AD case was matched for sex, age (±3 years) and geographic area of residence with four controls (2 PD patients and 2 with other neurological disease). Information about exposure to general anesthesia and other variables was gathered through hospital records. No associations were found between the risk of AD and the exposure to anesthesia in the 1 and 5 years preceding disease onset, nor between the risk of AD and the number of surgical operations. A significant difference was observed between the mean age of AD patients and controls undergoing surgical procedures. The present study reveals a lack of association between exposure to general anesthesia and AD. Prospective epidemiological studies are needed in order to investigate levels of exposure to anesthesia, as well as any possible relationships between anesthetic exposure and genetic factors (e. g. APOEɛ4 genotype).
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Diversity of load
I have tried to figure out the diversity of load formula in Appendix B of the 1999 Code, but haven't been able to figure out how the numbers or variables are arrived at. Could you please answer by showing several formulas as examples and use other than 50% load diversity and tell me how the diversity is deduced? Is it the average percentage of total ampacity per wire? I have contacted two electrical engineers who had no idea what I was talking about.
It is important to understand that an appendix or a fine print note is not part of the requirements of the NEC. Mandatory terms are never used in an appendix or in a fine print note. The heading of Appendix B clearly states that the appendix is not a part of the requirements of the Code but is included for informational purposes only.
Section B-310-15(b)(1) is related to Section 310-15(a)(1). This section allows ampacity to be determined through the use of Article 310 tables or under engineering supervision through the use of Section 310-15(c). The formula for this calculation is given in Section 310-15(c) along with a fine print note directing you to Appendix B for information.
Section B-310-15(b)(2) refers to IEEE paper 57-660, "The Calculation of the Temperature Rise and Load Capability of Cable Systems," by J. H. Neher and M.H. McGrath. The formula found in Section 310-15(C) is based on this paper and is commonly known as the Neher-McGrath formula. The Neher-McGrath paper itself is 20 to 25 pages in length. If you intend to use this calculation, you should obtain a copy of this IEEE paper.
Application of the engineering calculation is far too complex to be covered in the Code Guide format. Over the years, a number of articles have been published on the subject in various trade journals. Most of the articles in my files offer only an outline of the application of the method.
Dann Strube
Termination ampacities
Could you please explain the use of dual-temperature rated wires in the ampacity Table 310-16? I was under the impression that I could only use the 90°C values if the terminations, and devices, were rated for 90°C. In the McGraw-Hill handbook a section addresses de-rating wire for "more than three wires in a conduit" that indicated the advantage of using the higher 90°C value. In this case I am using six aluminum conductors in a 2-in. conduit with a calculated load of 88A. These are two residential feeders 120V/208V single-phase three-wire circuits, which come from a three-phase system.
Because there are more than three wires I will have to adjust the ampacity of the wire to 80%. The breaker will be 100A or less. I have been told that it is permissible to use the 90°C rating for No. 1 aluminum at 15A and derate to 115 × 80% = 92A.
Is there any clear explanation as to the use of these dual temperature ratings? These feeders will be in a dry location, XHHW insulation.
I have also tried to understand the use of the load diversity formula and the examples in Appendix B to no avail.
 - The example in Appendix B is based on 50% load diversity. How is the load diversity calculated? Is it simply the total amperage divided by the number of conductors for an average amperage per conductor?
 - Is the 0.5 number in the Code book formula a static or given number and always the same in the formula or is it based on the 50% diversity and does it change with a different diversity?
 - In the formula, "N" and "E" are different, based on what? If my phase conductors are both loaded to 88A then my neutrals in this instance also carry 88A.
But more important than applying this formula to my specific situation I would like to understand the use of the formula.
Termination ampacities and ampacities for conditions of use are two separate considerations. In your example, you have a conductor with a 90°C insulation rating. This means the conductor can operate at up to 90°C without damage to the insulation. According to Section 310-15(B)(4)(b), the neutrals are current-carrying because they are derived from a 208/120Y system. For your conditions of use, normal ambient and six current-carrying conductors, the temperature correction factor is 1.00, and the adjustment factor is 0.80, so the ampacity of No. 1 Aluminum XHHW is 115 × 0.80=92A. Since your load is 88A, the conductor is big enough for the load. Rounding up from 92A in accordance with Section 240-3(b) allows the feeder conductors to be protected by a 100A overcurrent device.
In this example we have considered the temperature factors explained in Section 310-10 to be sure the conductors will not be overheated. However, we haven't considered whether the terminals would be overheated.
The 100A overcurrent device is assumed under Section 110-14(c) to have 60°C terminals. For 60°C terminals, the maximum ampacity of the No. 1 XHHW conductors comes from the 60°C column of Table 310-16. Therefore, the load on the conductors would be limited to 85A to avoid overheating the terminals, and the No. 1 conductors would not be big enough. However, if the terminals are actually 75°C, which is fairly likely, or if the feeders qualify for the special rules of Section 310-15 (b)(6), the No. 1 conductors would be suitable for the terminals.
As for the information in Appendix B, three points must be understood before we try to use this optional method. First, Section 310-15(c) requires that the Neher-McGrath formula shown be used only under engineering supervision. Second, Appendix B does not include the complete method for calculating ampacities, it only provides examples for underground duct banks. Third, in order to use this method, you will need the Neher-McGrath paper and perhaps some of the other information listed in Appendix B, Section B-310-15(b)(2). As to your specific question, the variables N and E are explained in the notes to the formula under Table B-310-11. The 0.5 in the formula is a constant for the stated 50% diversity. Example No. 1 shows an example of 50% diversity, that is N=24, and E=12, 24 conductors are in the raceway, but only 12 are current-carrying. 12/24=50% diversity, which is the assumption in the table as indicated by the asterisk note.
Note that when diversity is 50%, the number under the radical is "1," and the table factors work by themselves. The formula is for correcting the table values only when diversity is other than 50% and only when there are between 10 and 85 conductors, which was the reason for adding the formula and examples in the 1999 NEC. Example No. 2 shows a situation where N=24 and E=18. That is where there are 24 conductors but only 18 are current-carrying. In this case, the ampacity limit for the No. 14 conductors is reduced to 11.5A rather than 14A.
There has been some disagreement, even among Code panel members, as to what "diversity" means. IEEE does not help. According to the IEEE Gray Book, a diversity factor is always 1 or greater. My interpretation is that in the second example, the diversity is 18/24=75%. If only six conductors were loaded out of 24 conductors, the diversity would be 6/24=25%. As the diversity goes up, the ampacity goes down, and as the diversity goes down, the ampacity goes up, as illustrated by the formula and examples of Table B-310-11, Fine Print Note.
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Introduce the geology of Wulong Karst, Chongqing, China follow by question:
What is the geology of the area? How and when did the land area form? How has the geology of the area shaped the communities of the region? Be specific.You should write as though a member of your family or a friend is the target audiencedont use technical terms or jargon without clarifying them. Your paper neednt be comprehensivefeel free to focus on fewer, more interesting aspects rather than trying to include every geological detail.5 pages.


St. Tweety
6 12 2010
Someone sent me this article about the saints venerated by Mexican drug smugglers. This one was a little out of the ordinary:
Traffickers also rely on good-luck charms, such as Scarface posters and pictures of Tweety, the yellow bird from Looney Tunes. Apparently traffickers find comfort in the idea that although Sylvester chases Tweety, he never catches the wily bird, Almonte said.
Next to their pictures of St. Jude and Santa Muerte can also be found pictures of a cartoon character. This is not surprising, as even back in Mexico, people would carry and "pray to" sea beans and heads of garlic for luck in such things as games of chance.
This perhaps is another chapter in the phenomenology of the divine: how does something go from being popular image or inanimate object, to being a saint, a demi-god, or a god itself. What is the difference between luck and Providence; a local manifestation of the preternatural and the metaphysical ens causa sui of philosophy?
Perhaps the "god of philosophy" or the "god of ethics" is just as much an "idol" as Tweety, and serves almost the same purpose.


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Adult General Education
Career & Technical Ed.
Information & Resources
Miami-Dade County Public Schools, Adult & Career Technical Education programs are designed to prepare you to enter the career of your choice through our Career Technical Education training. Additionally, our courses can help you prepare to take the citizenship exam, learn English as a second language and/or help you prepare for the GED® or High School Diploma.
Whether you decide to learn technical skills or get a college education, our Adult Basic Education Program will provide you with the foundation needed to begin your new career. Furthermore, our programs offer GED® Test preparation and high school completion courses. Programs are specifically designed to help adults boost their levels of understanding with reading, writing, arithmetic and the basic knowledge required to enter post-secondary education training.
Our post-secondary training is designed to support the local workforce. The Adult & Career Technical Education programs will provide you pathways in the areas of Industrial/Technical, Health/Medical, Business/Computers, Family and Consumer Sciences, and Public Service.
Miami-Dade County Public Schools is the fourth largest school district in the United States, comprised of 392 schools, 345,000 students and over 40,000 employees. Located at the southern end of the Florida peninsula, the school district stretches over 2,000 square miles of diverse and vibrant communities ranging from rural and suburban to urban cities and municipalities. A truly global community, district students speak 56 different languages and represent 160 countries.


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Learning During Covid-19
Our Definition of Learning
At Keystone Academy, learning is a life-long journey rooted in heritage, outward in perspective and framed by our five shared values. Learning encompasses the discovery of new knowledge, skills, and understanding, allowing for creativity and connections in a local and global context. This journey empowers our learners to develop character and fosters a joy of learning in experiences that occur both inside and outside the classroom.
Keystone Academy's initial response to COVID-19 focused on acting promptly after the school's closure to continue the teaching and learning process for students. As online learning will likely be a reality for some time to come, we need to continue thinking about the quality of our program and to make decisions about what will define online learning at our school now. Here are three learning scenarios that may happen in the 2020-2021 school year:
Online Learning in Action
Tenth Graders Present Capstone Projects on Chinese Society
Back on Track: Keystone Secondary Students Finally Return to Campus
Mind the Gap: How Keystone Students Learn While Keeping a Distance
Book a Trip: Love of Reading Week Leads Keystone Literati to Imaginative Journeys
Figures of Speech: How Keystone's Online Classrooms Become Creative Platforms for Student Expression
Class Act: Middle Schoolers Tackle Global Issues in Interdisciplinary Unit Sessions
Digital Leaders: How Learning Takes Place in Keystone's Cyber Classrooms
Hands Together: Stories of Service from the Keystone Community
Rise Together: Keystone Responds to Coronavirus Outbreak as One Community
Communications from the Head of School
School Reopening Guidelines
Parent Education Videos
[MV] "Can't Stop the Learning!"
Produced by the Keystone Student Media Services
Puppet Show: "Online Together"
Presentation by Drama teacher Elizabeth Steck
Student-produced Video on Keystone Support Staff
by John Zhong '20 & Reikan Zhang '20
Stop Cutting Down Trees
IPC presentation by Christa Zhu (Grade 2)
Health and Safety
- Follow precautionary health procedures Wear a mask in public settings; keep six-feet safe distance from others; wash hands after touching public items and surfaces; and open windows for ventilation three times per day.
- Keep warm in morning and night Wear warm clothing (coat, windproof jacket) during outdoor activities in the morning. Use adequate blankets as you sleep at night. The large temperature changes your body can experience during this season can have an effect on your health.
- Respect your limits during outdoor activities and sports Avoid activities with underlying risks (climbing, long-distance hiking, fast cycling, grueling match) unless you are fully prepared for these activities. Do not try things beyond your physical or skill limitations.
- Avoid foods and beverages that may be unsafe, especially from street vendors or markets When in doubt, drink filtered/bottled water and avoid any food that is not thoroughly cooked. Wash your hands before and after every meal.
- For many reasons, traveling is still not recommended in this period
- Colleagues still in the 14-day self-health observation period. Wherever you are from, if you have returned to Beijing less than 14 days ago, you need to stay home for the self-health observation. During this period, you should report your daily body temperature to the Keystone Health Center through this link. Other symptoms you should pay attention to are cough, shortness of breath, muscle ache, fatigue, headache and sore throat.
- Colleagues who are not feeling well. If you feel sick, regardless of whether or not you have a fever, we suggest you stay at home and rest. We encourage you to contact the Keystone Health Center Hotline _PHONE_ if you are not sure if you should come to school.
- Colleagues who have had close contact with confirmed or suspected cases, or the asymptomatic infected. In this case, you are required to report to CDC and be quarantined for 14 days from the last contact day.
- Colleagues whose family member has fever. If you live in the same apartment with him/her, you are not recommended to come to school until your family member has been excluded from COVID-19 infection and fully recovered for more than 3 days.
- Surgical masks can effectively block the spread of droplets, which is the main way coronavirus is spread.
- Masks must be worn in public places (such as library, canteen) or crowded offices/classrooms. "Crowded" refers to places where more than half of the seats are taken.
- Masks are recommended for non-crowded indoor offices and classrooms.
If you must hold in-person meetings, please control the number of participants in the room and use a larger meeting room to ensure low population density (=6 feet between participants.) When talking face to face, please wear a mask.


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With the rate of worldwide LNG demand expected to grow faster than that of gas demand, most major oil companies are currently investing their resources to develop floating LNG-FLNG (i.e. LNG FSRU and LNG FPSO). The global Floating LNG (FLNG) market trend will be reviewed based on demand and supply chain relationships. Typical technical issues associated with FLNG design are categorized in terms of global performance evaluation. Although many proven technologies developed through LNG carrier and oil FPSO projects are available for FLNG design, we are still faced with several technical challenges to clear for successful FLNG projects. In this study, some of the challenges encountered during development of the floating LNG facility (i.e. LNG FPSO and FSRU) will be reviewed together with their investigated solution. At the same time, research of new LNG-related technologies such as combined containment system will be presented
Offshore LNG production and natural gas supply using FLNG concept are promising due to its capability to solve increasing challenges faced in onshore project by local demographic constraints and increasing environmental and safety regulations. Floating LNG can be classified into LNG FSRU which is used as LNG regasification/receiving facility, and LNG-FPSO which is used for LNG production/export facility. LNG FSRU is intended as an alternative for the area where onshore infrastructure is not well established and/or environmental restrictions are very strict to construct onshore receiving facility. Further LNG FPSO provides some attractive benefits by developing the gas at location of the gas field, and it doesn't require subsea pipeline and additional upstream facilities. LNG FPSO concept will put vitality into approximately 2,400 marginal gas fields which were delayed because of excessive investment cost in the world. LNG FSRU also provides commercially competitive and effective solutions to the areas mentioned earlier.
In this paper, some of the key FLNG technologies will be introduced: some design challenges and their solutions and a couple of design innovations devised for LNG containment systems. At the same time, some examples of how to overcome those challenges encountered during the development of the FLNG will be introduced in the following sections.
GAS MARKET STATUS
Increase of population in developing countries and rising income levels are one of key drivers of energy demand. Further shift of population to cities will drive increase of additional energy demand because the population residing in cities consumes more energy compared to rural areas. According to BP Energy Outlook 2030 published in 2011, gas production and demand will be increased substantially, which is shown in
Gas production / LNG trade by region (BP plc, 2011).
With this trend of greater demand for energy and with major focus on cleaner energy, natural gas will play a major role in energy supply chain. Further improvement and innovations in technology will drive the development of offshore LNG production and natural gas supply.
To successfully execute FLNG project and stay ahead of challenges faced, it is important to improve existing technology as well as develop new technologies.
FOUNDATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLOATING LNG
- Concept of FLNG
Existing natural gas supply chain is comprised of production from offshore platform, subsea pipeline and onshore LNG process plant including LNG export terminal, LNG carrier, and LNG regas plant including receiving terminal. This conventional gas supply chain gives certain level of reliability while requires large scale investment for various areas with long-term development period.
Based on the expertise on the shipbuilding and offshore plant accumulated by Shipbuilding Companies, e.g. FPSO and FSRU, it is possible to move LNG production facilities and natural gas supply from onshore to offshore; in case of LNG FPSO, pre-treatment module, liquefaction module and power plant on topside and cargo containment system and offloading facility on floating hull.
In case of LNG FSRU, typically, regas plant can be integrated into hull design as part of shipboard equipment together with power plant and cargo containment system and offloading facility on floating hull for small and medium scale capacity.
Subsea pipeline to onshore LNG process plant in the case of LNG FPSO and onshore receiving facility in the case of LNG FSRU are not required anymore, and thus the integrated LNG facility will provide one-stop solution to combine and simplify the LNG process plant, which has better safety performance with floating type storage and offloading facility.
Concept of FLNG is shown in
Offshore liquefaction and regasification are relatively new concepts which have not yet been commonly implemented. It is already recognized to be potentially more dangerous than the oil FPSO. The key facilities which have a significant impact on the safety are the topside liquefaction process, the LNG offloading system, the LNG storage facilities and its associated facilities.
Each of these facilities has to be carefully studied from operational, economical, and especially safety point of view.
Concept of FLNG.
- Turret mooring system
It is very important for the FLNG to have reliable operational capability with the given weather environments in the target field. Therefore mooring system has to be carefully selected to provide enough capability with least operational limits considering water depth, expected lifetime and environmental conditions.
Turret mooring system.
It is well known that turret mooring system provides excellent solutions for a wide range of applications as shown in
. Considerations for field environment condition including water depth and maintainability (i.e. bearing replacement) will be important technical selection criteria for turret mooring system.
The proven mooring system allows FLNG to freely weathervane 360 degrees, enabling continuous operations in moderate to harsh weather conditions since turret arrangement can allow FLNG to adopt the direction of the least resistance against waves, wind and currents. The turret mooring system is generally arranged in the forward part of the hull structure for this purpose.
A turret mooring system is composed of a fixed turret column supported by an internal or external structure via a bearing arrangement for free weathervaning around the turret. Also the turret mooring system should be designed to ensure safe working of the underwater fluid transfer or riser system from seafloor to turret. Different design layouts can be considered for the turret concepts, for example a number of catenary or semi taut mooring lines fixed to the seabed are used.
- LNG containment technology
It is one of the key functions for FLNG to store produced LNG on a floating structure, those LNG containment technologies available for LNG carriers can be applied to FLNG as well. However additional consideration has to be paid for the implementation of selected technology, since lifetime operation should be allowed on specific site even in harsh weather condition.
Typical types of LNG cargo containment system.
Typical types of LNG cargo containment system.
Since the first LNG marine transportation in U.S.A. in 1952, LNG Cargo Containment System (hereinafter, CCS) has been developed into various types in accordance with the development of materials and manufacturing technologies; (i) membrane-type system and independent-type system. Although the reputation of the membrane -type systems was slightly affected by the sloshing issues, the membrane-type LNG CCS has played a major role in LNG marine transportation because of the commercial advantages in manufacturing, storage efficiency and operational reliability (
Mainly, 4 types of containment systems are being utilized for the LNG CCS as shown in
- LNG process technology
For optimal arrangement for topsides and hull, it is important to understand the configuration of overall module arrangement and their functions of each system of topside LNG facilities. And most appropriate liquefaction technology should be selected in consideration of safety, functionality and other optimization factors. Brief process system configuration is presented in
for FLNG and
for FSRU respectively.
Process technology for LNG FPSO can be presented as follows:
In general, Feed gas is received from the gas rich well reservoir and passes through gas/liquid separation system where it will separate gas from liquid components. Separated gas will be pre-treated to remove acid gas, such as CO
S, if it is required. Gas leaving the acid gas removal system will pass through dehydration system which will dry the gas to prevent ice formation in the downstream liquefaction unit. Gas from the dehydration system will get into the mercury removal unit which will remove any traces of mercury to prevent downstream cryogenic unit from damage.
Overall LNG process block diagram of LNG FPSO.
After mercury removal, gas will pass through the liquefaction system, where it will be cooled below its boiling point, as natural gas is converted to Liquefied Natural Gas to be stored in LNG storage tanks in the Hull. FLNG process facility, as similar to oil FPSO, has process supporting systems like a cooling medium, heating medium, flare, MEG (Mono Ethylene Glycol), fuel gas and chemical systems to support LNG process. Air, Nitrogen, Water and steam system are also required as a general utility system for the purpose of proper plant operation. Main part of FLNG hull consists of LNG, LPG, condensate oil containment, offloading system, mooring system, thrusters and living quarters.
The liquefaction is the key element of the LNG plant and it is the major cost component of the LNG plant. It is essential to choose a proper technology based on careful consideration and project requirements. The liquefaction technology selection should be based on various criteria considering thermal efficiency, power consumption, CAPEX (Capital expenditures), OPEX (Operating expenditures), etc.
shows the various kinds of liquefaction technologies available in the market.
Liquefaction technologies (Eckhardt, 2010).
Liquefaction technologies (Eckhardt, 2010).
Process technology for LNG FSRU can be presented as follows:
LNG is transferred into cargo tank by dedicated LNG feed pump, from cargo tanks, LNG will be sent to high pressure booster pump which is used to make high pressure before entering LNG vaporizer, after that LNG will be vaporized and sent to end user. If required by end user, odorant


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Need advice regarding gettext 0.15
Hello.
In order not to repeat sarge mistakes, I have a simple question for
the release managers: Am I in time to upload gettext 0.15?
This is the upstream NEWS file:
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Version 0.15 - July 2006
* GUI program support:
 - PO files can now contain messages constrained to a certain context.
 Most often such a context is a menu, dialog or panel identification.
 The syntax in the PO file is
 msgctxt "context"
 msgid "original"
 msgstr "translation"
 - The xgettext program can be told through the --keyword flag which
 function/macro argument has the role of a context. It also supports
 the GNOME glib convention to specify the context and original string
 in the same string literal: "context|original".
 - The (non-public) include file gettext.h defines macros pgettext, dpgettext
 etc. that take a context argument.
 For more information, see the node "Contexts" in the manual.
* msgfmt's format string checking is now stricter in the presence of plural
 forms. For example, in German, with nplurals=2 and plural=(n != 1),
 the translation
 #, c-format
 msgid "%d fatal error"
 msgid_plural "%d fatal errors"
 msgstr[0] "ein fataler Fehler"
 msgstr[1] "fatale Fehler"
 was earlier considered valid and now gives an error when "msgfmt --check"
 is used:
 "number of format specifications in 'msgid' and 'msgstr[1]' does not match"
* msggrep has a new option -v/--invert-match that acts like grep's -v option.
* msggrep has a new option -X/--extracted-comment that allows to search for a
 pattern in the extracted comments.
* xgettext's --keyword option now allows to specify an extracted comment on the
 command line, rather than in program's source code.
* msgmerge is much faster now, when using a large compendium.
* A new program recode-sr-latin is provided, that converts Serbian text from
 the Cyrillic script to the Latin script.
 The command "msgfilter recode-sr-latin" can be used to convert a Serbian
 Cyrillic PO file (sr.po) to a Serbian Latin PO file (_EMAIL_).
* Programming languages support:
 - C++ with Boost:
 xgettext has a new option --boost that triggers the recognition and marking
 of boost::format strings.
 - Python:
 xgettext now recognizes the source encoding from a "coding:" comment
 among the first two lines. The default encoding is now ASCII, no longer
 ISO-8859-1.
* libgettextpo library:
 - The error handler type passed to po_file_read(), po_file_write(),
 po_message_check_format() has changed.
 This is an incompatible change: Programs using the library *must* update
 their code.
 Binary compatibility is guaranteed, however.
* The 'mkinstalldirs' shell script is no longer needed and no longer installed
 by gettextize.
* Portability:
 - Building on mingw is now supported.
 - Building shared libraries (--enable-shared) on Cygwin and mingw is now
 supported.
* Interoperability with expat version 2.0.0.
* Documentation:
 A complete example showing the use of GNU gettext with the wxWidgets GUI
 toolkit has been added.
=======================================================================
I see a lot of improvements here and there, but also several dangerous
things. However, I don't know how much "dangerous" they are:
* msgfmt is now more strict. This is potentially dangerous, but maybe it's not
after all for packages which do msgmerge at build time (debconf et al), as
the wrong strings would be treated as fuzzy translations anyway.
* libgettextpo library. I believe this definitely not to be dangerous,
as there is not a single package in sid which depends on libgettextpo0.
My opinion is that this release is not particularly risky (looking at
gnu.utils.bug I only see a problem in xgettext, which would be fixed
in Debian anyway, as there is a patch), but I would like the opinion
of the release managers.
Thanks.
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Five Practice Mistakes Pool Players Make
If you want to become the best pool player possible, it goes without saying that you need to practice effectively so that you increase your "offensive and defensive skills" which will lead to more consistency and better match play. Unfortunately, very few pool players do this successfully, which means they remain stuck at their current skill level while wasting time in the process. In fact, national league statistics show very few players have improved significantly over the past 10 years.
This is difficult to comprehend when you think about how much playing equipment and instructional material has evolved over the years. The reason, I believe, is because pool players go about improving their game inefficiently, repeatedly making these 5 Practice mistakes over and over again:
Practice Mistake 1: Thinking that constant repetition leads to big performance increases
The first practice mistake is thinking that practicing the same shot over again will "fix" your game. Research shows that repetition is not as effective as variability. Banging balls doesn't challenge the brain enough to cause it to do anything differently and has limited effect in changing motor patterns. It's not about training the muscles (muscles have no "memory"), rather it's challenging and training the brain, which creates the changes in movement. Research suggests that shooting 20 balls in 20 minutes (a different shot with each ball) makes practice more "deliberate" and allows the pool player more time to plan and review each shot.
Practice Mistake 2: Lots of well struck balls during practice is a sign of improvement
Although a player may start hitting the balls better with repetition, it doesn't necessarily mean that they are improving or making permanent stroke changes. What's most likely happening is the execution of their shots is benefiting from repetition – they get a sense of the timing required when the tip makes impact with the cue ball and they also make slight subconscious adjustments (based on sensory feedback). They are using their short-term memory, which they don't have the benefit of during an actual match. But because they are getting the outcome they want to see, they keep going with it over and over again, thinking that repeating the action will make it stick. Unfortunately, very little change in skill is occurring. This is the very reason that I get asked the question: "Why can't I take my practice game to the pool tournament?" Hitting shots well during practice is fairly easy for any level of player with enough repetition, but when that pool player has to hit varied shots every few minutes, their real skills are exposed and the stroke they had during practice is nowhere to be found.
Practice Mistake 3: Practice should be fun
There's an appeal to the ego when you run several balls during practice, which can explain why you might want to continue doing it. If enjoying your time spent is your goal, then that's great, but if developing your skills and playing better is the goal then you might need to rethink your approach. Practice needs to be harder than the game to make positive changes in your play. Don't just bang balls around. Be structured and monitor your progress. Setting both short and long term goals is essential.
Practice Mistake 4: Mechanics are the same as performance skills
The average pool player practices to improve their mechanics. I've worked with enough players over the past 10 years to know this is true, even at the highest levels. Even though the focus needed to make real change in the stroke diminishes with each repetition, the player is usually focusing on their stance or a feeling during each repetition. Without knowing it, the pool player is training their attention in a way that is not how they would want to focus during a match. On the pool table, it's not about making stroke after stroke, focusing on technique – it's about solving a unique problem each shot and letting the player's intention for the shot create the stroke. Unless we train ourselves (in practice) to prepare for each new challenge, we are not developing the performance skills needed to play better during a match.
Practice Mistake 5: Practice and playing are two different things
Most pool players see their practice time as something unrelated to match play. There's no overlap, or similarity of conditions, between the two environments. To make real change in skills (both mechanical and mental) requires simulation and training of the external and internal variability that we feel during a match, due to having different shots and consequences for each shot's outcome. If you are making any of these 5 Practice Mistakes and you'd like to learn how to practice more effectively, I would love to work with you enroll in my online class at Virtual Billiard Academy. Or feel free contact your local billiards instructor for additional guidance. Always remember, "practice" doesn't make perfect…"perfect practice" does!


Marine Science Faculty Publications
Rare Earth Element Uptake by the Marine Diatom
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1989
Keywords
Rare earth elements, uptake, sorption, distribution coefficient, Skeletonema costatum
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
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Abstract
Rare earth distribution coefficients, DT = (moles cm-3, cells)/(moles cm-3, solution), obtained using seawater (S = 36.4, t = 25°C, pH ∼ 8.2, pCO2 ∼ 345 μatm) and the marine diatom, Skeletonema costatum, exhibited a strong tendency toward the order Ce > Gd > Yb. Observations of rapid initial uptake, with subsequent gradual uptake over time, are suggestive of initial adsorption onto cell surfaces followed by slow transport to interior cell sites. The average volume concentration factors (DT) obtained in our study are: DTCe = (3.33 ± 0.9) × 105; DTGd = (2.41 ± 0.7) × 105; DTYb = (1.64 ± 0.3) × 105. Distribution coefficient results, expressed as a competition between solution and solid-state complexation terms, indicate that rare earth element complexation, both in solution and on surfaces, strongly increases with atomic number. Relatively small differences in rare earth element distribution coefficients (DT) with atomic number are the result of small differences between large solution and solid-state complexation terms.
Was this content written or created while at USF?
Yes
Citation / Publisher Attribution
Chemical Speciation & Bioavailability, v. 1, issue 3, p. 103-110
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American rabbi who on June 6, 2009, became the first female African American to be so ordained. Though the Reform and Conservative movements in Judaism had begun ordaining women rabbis in the 1970s and '80s, Stanton's ordination drew national attention to the growing number of African Americans converting to Judaism.
Stanton was raised as a Pentecostal Christian. She first became interested in Judaism as a child, when her family moved to a predominantly Jewish neighbourhood in Cleveland Heights. She converted to Reform Judaism in 1987 while a student at Colorado State University (CSU), where she earned a bachelor's degree in psychology in 1988. The unmarried Stanton, mother of an adopted daughter, was unusual among converts to Judaism, most of whom make the conversion for the sake of an upcoming marriage. Stanton then earned a master's degree in education from CSU in 1992 and received a professional counselor's license in 1998; she earned another master's degreein Hebrew lettersfrom Hebrew Union CollegeJewish Institute of Religion in 2009. Working as a psychotherapist in Aurora, Colo., she specialized in grief and loss counseling, often working with abused and neglected children. After the Columbine shootings in 1999, she counseled the grieving students.
In 2002 Stanton became a student at Hebrew Union CollegeJewish Institute of Religion, studying first in Jerusalem and then in Cincinnati, Ohio. While a student, she was assigned a summer internship for a Jewish congregation in Dothan, Ala. Although the arrival of a black rabbinical intern in a small Southern town at first created a stir, Stanton won over her congregation with her warmth and kindness. Following her ordination in June 2009, she became the spiritual leader at Congregation Bayt Shalom in Greenville, N.C., a predominately white congregation affiliated with both the Conservative and Reform movements.


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History of DAISY
The DAISY study - The D iabetes A uto I mmunity S tudy in the Y oung - started in July 1993. The primary goal of DAISY is to learn how genes and the environment interact to trigger the onset of type 1 diabetes, the third most common chronic disease in children. In order to do this, the study follows two unique groups, children with a diabetic relative (either a sibling or parent), and children at an increased genetic risk (without a diabetic relative). While investigators have been able to find some of the most important genes which may increase the chances of developing the disease, the environmental factors and their interaction with these genes is still in question. Areas of interest are viruses, dietary factors, immuniztions, and social stressors. Continued follow-up through the child's important developmental stages will help us to gain a better understanding of the nature of diabetes, which may eventually lead towards prevention.


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Benefits of Aluminium Sliding Doors for Your Home
Sliding door refers to a door that is fitted to runners and it moves on a fixed track to ensure smooth operation. Sliding door usually consists of two door leaves and it can be opened by sliding the door leaf back and forth. Unlike traditional swing doors, sliding doors don't take up much space for the door to swing open but compared to folding doors, sliding doors have limitation in providing a smaller entrance way as only one of the door leaves can be moved at a time. When opened, the moving door leaf will slide in front of the stationary door leaf, resulting in half the entrance way being blocked. However, sliding doors still gain popularity these days due to their amazing characteristics. So what are the benefits of aluminium sliding doors for your home? Let's find out
1. Maximise space
Due to the limitation of home space, we will try to adopt a space-saving design when decorating our house. Aluminium sliding door, a simple and fashionable furniture, is often sought after by people for space maximization. The installation of the aluminium sliding door is relatively flexible as it does not take up much space. With a simple push-pull action, two spaces can be separated or joined at any time according to the usage to maximize your space effortlessly. Hence, in architectural design, aluminium sliding doors are commonly being used as bathroom door or kitchen door. Besides, sliding doors are also frequently used as exterior doors such as villa doors, patio doors, living room doors, balcony doors, store doors, studio doors, garage doors and so on.
2. Durability and low maintenance
The materials of sliding doors range from traditional wooden materials to glass and aluminium materials. A bad selection of sliding doors will lead to certain problems such as broken rollers, worn track with screeching sound, difficulty to slide, faulty locking mechanism and so on. So, it is wise to invest on a high quality sliding door. Wooden sliding doors that are too thin will appear to be frivolous and unstable when pushed and pulled. After a period of usage, they are easily warped and deformed which affects the operation of the doors. On the other hand, aluminium is the material to look for when choosing a sliding door as it is more durable and it requires minimal maintenance. Aluminium sliding doors are not affected by the factors such as rusting, fading and rotting. With these features, aluminium sliding doors are effective to withstand various natural environments while still deliver an astonishing performance for a long period of time.
3. Heat insulation and noise reduction
Window Elements Optima 68 Aluminium Sliding Door can be tightly sealed and there are no gaps between the door panels. Our aluminium doors also use high quality glass which provide good heat insulation and excellent sound proof effect. When the weather is relatively hot, a door can play a certain role in heat insulation. Instead of switching on the air conditioner, aluminium sliding door can better ensure the indoor cooling effect while not consuming much energy. Conversely, when the weather is colder, the sliding door can act as a partition to keep the interior warm. In short, aluminium sliding doors can keep your property warm in cold weather and cool in the summer, which ultimately reduce your energy bills.
4. Natural light and smooth operation
Aluminium sliding doors also have advantages in allowing natural light and providing smooth operation. Aluminium sliding doors operate quickly and take up no space as you only need to push a door leaf to one side. This design ensures that two spaces can be connected seamlessly to create a spacious area. In term of outlook, aluminium sliding door with glass can be installed at the balcony to enjoy the sun and the scenery. The large glass door also maximises permeability of sunlight. In today's advocacy of nature, aluminium sliding doors create a transparent, bright interior that is perfectly connected to the nature and can definitely enlighten your living area with soothing natural light. In general, installing aluminium sliding doors can certainly upgrade your living space. So, why not consider one in your home?


%0 Book %E Frickel, Scott, %E Albert, Mathieu, 1959- %E Prainsack, Barbara, %I Rutgers University Press %D 2016 %C New Brunswick, New Jersey %G English %B American campus. %@ 9780813585918 %@ _PHONE_ %@ 9780813585901 %@ _PHONE_ %T Investigating interdisciplinary collaboration : theory and practice across disciplines / edited by Scott Frickel, Mathieu Albert, and Barbara Prainsack ; foreword by Helga Nowotny. %U _URL_ %U _URL_ %X Universities in North America and Europe increasingly provide financial incentives to encourage collaboration between faculty in different disciplines, based on the premise that this yields more innovative and sophisticated research. Drawing from a wealth of empirical data, the contributors to Investigating Interdisciplinary Collaboration put that theory to the test. What they find reveals how interdisciplinarity is not living up to its potential, but also suggests how universities might foster more genuinely collaborative and productive research.


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Radial gates are used for controlling water level.
The damming body of radial gates is part of a cylindrical area with rotation axis usually in the cylinder area axis. The strength induced by water pressure is transmitted from the damming plate reinforced with a system of stringers and crossbars to the main carrying system supported with segment arms.In the segment rotation axis, the arm ends are provided with self-lubricating bearings through which the load is transmitted to the structure. With lift radial gates, the upper water level is controlled by the outflow under the body. Release radial gates control the level by overflow over the damming body. Flap radial gates are used for large damming heights. Two-piece radial gates enable high controllability-water level by overflow over the upper body at high damming heights.
Radial gate with control flap.


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Multi-robot exploration, potential field path-planning, autonomous systems
Computer Engineering | Robotics
In this paper we propose an approach, the Space-Based Potential Field (SBPF) approach, to controlling multiple robots for area exploration missions that focus on robot dispersion. The SBPF method is based on a potential field approach that leverages knowledge of the overall bounds of the area to be explored. This additional information allows a simpler potential field control strategy for all robots but which nonetheless has good dispersion and overlap performance in all the multi-robot scenarios while avoiding potential minima. Both simulation and robot experimental results are presented as evidence.
Liu, Tsung-Ming and Lyons, Damian M., "Leveraging Area Bounds Information for Autonomous Multi-Robot Exploration" (2014). Faculty Publications. 38.


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Add an overview of all your Template segments by using the Summary feature.
1. Click the Add icon in the bottom-right corner of your screen and select Summary.
2. A list of all Template segments and days will generate as a Note at the beginning of your Trip.
3. To edit the Summary at any time, click View Details, then click the:
Edit icon to revise the Summary text;
Trash icon to delete the Summary
Please note, if you add or remove segments after adding a Summary, click the Add icon and select Summary; it will overwrite the existing Summary.


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Relationship between positive-negative affect and performance in a golf competition
The first objective of this study was to investigate the relationship between positive and negative affect at three phases of a golf competition and performance in the competition. The second objective was to investigate the relationship between changes in positive and negative affect during the competition and performance in the competition. Thirty golfers who belonged to university golf clubs participated. The golfers answered the PANAS questionnaire immediately prior to the competition, immediately after the first half 9 holes, and immediately after the latter half 9 holes of the competition. Their performance in the competition was calculated by the mean score of the last 10 rounds of golf minus the score of the competition. Correlation coefficient showed that the performance in the first half 9 holes was significantly related to the positive affect immediately after the first 9 holes (r =.38), and the negative affect immediately after the first 9 holes (r =-.35). In addition, the correlation coefficient between the increased positive affect in the first 9 holes and the performance in the first half 9 holes (r =.46) and that between the increased negative affect in the first 9 holes and the performance in the first half 9 holes (r =-.38) was significant. These findings indicated that the positive and negative affect during a golf competition changed depending on the golfers' performance in the competition.
広島大学大学院総合科学研究科紀要. I, 人間科学研究
Copyright (c) 2006 Graduate School of Integrated Arts and Sciences, Hiroshima University. All rights reserved.


phone. And it will make using it very frustrating.
Sometimes the screen freezes as well.
So, if you are facing any type of sluggish user interface on your LG Stylus 2, you should try these solutions.
Fix Laggy UI in LG Stylus 2
No Storage Space
This is probably the most common reason for a laggy UI on any device.
When there isn't enough storage space on your device, all sorts of things start happening. For example, apps get deleted automatically, and critical data is corrupted. And it affects the overall performance of your phone.
So make sure you have enough storage space on your device. If you don't, you should clean up some apps from your phone and free up some space.
Lack of Memory
RAM is short for Random Access Memory. It is the device's working memory where all your apps, documents, music, videos, photos, etc., are stored.
The more RAM you have, the better it is for multitasking. At the time of writing this article, phones have 1GB to 18GB of RAM. However, most phones only have between 4 to 8GB of RAM.
If you have multiple apps, uninstall unnecessary apps. These apps are eating up the RAM on your phone. The more apps, the more RAM usage. So there is no available space in RAM for the operating system.
You can also install the lite version of apps like Facebook, Messenger, Twitter, Youtube, and more.
The older version of Android is prone to Improper RAM management; therefore, I recommend you to update your phone to the latest firmware.
Malware
Malware Infected Android showing Ads on Lock Screen
Malware Infected Android showing Ads on Lock Screen
Your phone might be infected with malware, which is slowing down the device's speed. If you doubt that your phone is infected, you can check it using a virus scanner.
There are many excellent and reliable virus scanners available in the market. I recommend you use one of them to scan your phone.
The device is old
If you have an old phone and the phone is still working fine, the laggy user interface is likely caused by the phone's hardware.
Over time the hardware of a phone may wear out and become slow. You can not do anything other than buying a new phone in such cases.
LG Stylus 2 Fast Battery Drain
Does your LG Stylus 2 have a poor battery life? The fast battery drain on your device could be due to several factors—anything from a bug in your phone's firmware or an app to hardware issues such as a dying battery.
Fix poor battery life of LG Stylus 2
Screen brightness
High Screen Brightness is one of the biggest culprits of battery drain.
If you are constantly watching videos or browsing the internet, the screen will consume a lot of battery. Therefore, you need to check the screen brightness settings and lower them if necessary.
The screen can automatically adjust its brightness. To check the automatic adjustment, go to Settings > Display > Brightness and turn on "Adaptive Brightness."
WiFi, Bluetooth & GPS
Using WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS on your phone drains a lot of battery.
It's because these three features use up a lot of power. In addition, these three features are used by many applications on your phone for syncing and communicating with other devices.
When enabled on your phone, they can cause a significant drain on the battery. Therefore, you should keep these three OFF and turn them ON only when needed.
Buggy Firmware
If you just updated your LG Stylus 2 firmware, the new software likely has some bugs that shortened its battery life.
When manufacturers release a new Android update, the new Android is often released without fixing all bugs.
These bugs can be fixed with a firmware upgrade or downgrade. A firmware upgrade is easy.
Make sure you are running the latest firmware available for your phone. If the version you are using is not the latest one, you should update it immediately.
If no firmware update is available, factory reset your phone. If resetting your phone didn't work, you might be considering a firmware downgrade.
Firmware downgrade is tough. Therefore I do not recommend you do it by yourself. Instead, visit an Authorized Service Center.
Old Battery
If your phone is two or more years old, maybe it's time for a battery replacement. According to battery university, battery capacity drops as much as 22% in the first year of use.
Battery problems start as your device gets older. So, if your LG Stylus 2 is two or more years old, then most probably, it is time to replace the battery.
You can also replace the battery on your own. But it is not a piece of cake. Therefore I recommend you to get it replaced by an authorized service center.
Apps
Just like the firmware, the apps installed on your phone themselves could be responsible for the fast battery drain. This is why I recommend you to install/download apps from Google Play Store only.
Uninstall any Junk Cleaning App, RAM Booster App, Battery Booster App, Antivirus App, Mod Apps, and other similar apps. These apps don't just slow down your phone. They can even cause it to freeze or shut down!
These Apps/Activities use the battery excessively
Games
Games use a vast amount of resources from the processor. Usually, the processor is idle, but it's in a full-on state while gaming.
Screen Mirroring
Using Screen mirroring can drain your battery very quickly. Make sure your screen is mirrored when required if you use this feature.
Don't mirror the entire screen all the time. Instead, you can use the "Handheld" mode to mirror just the part of the screen you are using.
If the above tips didn't work, there could be hardware problems other than the battery. Take your phone to the nearest authorized service center for a better diagnosis.
Cellular Network Issues and Mobile Data not working on LG Stylus 2
A cellular network is the most crucial part of any smartphone, and if it doesn't work properly, it becomes a real headache for the users. Many users face cellular network issues on the LG Stylus 2.
If you are using the LG Stylus 2 on a weak cellular network, your phone can not maintain a stable connection and might not transmit data at all.
This can cause a Mobile Data Problem and Call Reception Problem.
Fix Cellular Network & Mobile Data on LG Stylus 2
I will start with the easy solutions that work most of the time.
Flight mode
Turn on Flight mode and then turn it off on your smartphone. When you turn on Flight mode, the phone disconnects from the cellular network, WiFi and Bluetooth.
This simple on/off fixes most things in the world, so it works here as well.
Restart
If the Flight mode didn't do the trick, Restarting your phone is the next best fix. If it didn't work as well, move to the next tip.
Exhausted Mobile Data
I had to add this point for our readers from India. Unlike the rest of the world, Indians get a daily Bandwidth. After this daily bandwidth is over, the speed is capped at 64 Kbps.
 - Make sure you have an active mobile data plan.
 - Make sure that you have not exhausted the daily bandwidth
Reinsert the SIM
Sometimes, a simple fix as removing and reinstalling the sim works.
Roaming
Open the Settings app and Turn on Data Roaming. Once you turn on Data Roaming, your phone will restore the internet connection on your device.
Network Mode
The "Preferred network type" decides the network mode on your device. For example, most phones have 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G.
If you choose 5G, and there is no 5G network available at your location, your phone will not get any signal. Therefore I recommend using "Automatic."
Reset Network Settings
The name itself pretty much explains what it does. Follow the steps below to reset the Network Settings.
 1. Open Settings of App on your LG Stylus 2
 2. Scroll down and click on "System."
 3. Tao on "Reset options."
 4. Tap on "Reset WiFi, mobile, and Bluetooth."
 5. Tap "Reset settings."
If you can't find "Reset options," click on the search button on the settings app and search for it.
None of the above solutions worked?
Install the SIM on a different phone. If that device gets a signal, there is an issue with the SIM card slot on your phone.
If it doesn't get any signal, the sim is dead, or there is a cellular network issue in your area. Call the Carrier for a new SIM.
Slow Charging on LG Stylus 2
Fast Charging on an Android Device
Fast Charging on an Android Device
Is your LG Stylus 2 charging slowly? It could be caused by several factors such as the Charger, USB Cable, Overheating, and more.
Fix slow charging on LG Stylus 2
Wrong Charger
Make sure that you are using a compatible charger with your phone. For example, the phone can sometimes charge at higher speeds with a Fast Charger than the charger provided in the box.
Fast-charging often only works with the charger from the brand itself.
E.g., I remember Oneplus Nord(2020) can charge at 30W with the charger included in the box, but a 30W charger from MI doesn't charge Oneplus Nord at 30W.
Improper Connection
What if you're using a charger which a charger from the brand itself and it still doesn't charge the device at High Speed?


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Saturday, June 22, 2013
A possible answer to a bumpy question? from a curious investigator...
On the origins of the expression "bump of curiosity".
Dear Word Spy,
I'm thinking it might have origins in the study of phrenology, a pseudo-science popular in the mid nineteenth century, which involved mapping the exterior of the human skull, in an attempt to predict personality, intelligence, and possible criminal tendencies, plus identification before fingerprinting became widely used. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert actually had their children's skulls mapped. (Parssinen, T. M. (Autumn 1974). "Popular Science and Society: The Phrenology Movement in Early Victorian Britain". Journal of Social History.)


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Starting with Windows XP, run-down protection is available to kernel-mode drivers. Drivers can use run-down protection to safely access objects in shared system memory that are created and deleted by another kernel-mode driver.
An object is said to be run down if all outstanding accesses of the object are finished and no new requests to access the object will be granted. For example, a shared object might need to be run down so that it can be deleted and replaced with a new object.
The driver that owns the shared object can enable other drivers to acquire and release run-down protection on the object. When run-down protection is in effect, a driver other than the owner can access the object without risk that the owner will delete the object before the access completes. Before the access starts, the accessing driver requests run-down protection on the object. For a long-lived object, this request is nearly always granted. After the access finishes, the accessing driver releases its previously acquired run-down protection on the object.
To start sharing an object, the driver that owns the object calls the ExInitializeRundownProtection routine to initialize run-down protection on the object. After this call, other drivers that access the object can acquire and release run-down protection on the object.
A driver that accesses the shared object calls the ExAcquireRundownProtection routine to request run-down protection on the object. After the access is finished, this driver calls the ExReleaseRundownProtection routine to release run-down protection on the object.
If the owning driver determines that the shared object must be deleted, this driver waits to delete the object until all outstanding accesses of the object are finished.
In preparation to delete the shared object, the owning driver calls the ExWaitForRundownProtectionRelease routine to wait for the object to run down. During this call, ExWaitForRundownProtectionRelease waits for all previously granted instances of run-down protection on the object to be released, but prevents new requests for run-down protection on the object from being granted. After the last protected access finishes and all instances of run-down protection are released, ExWaitForRundownProtectionRelease returns, and the owning driver can safely delete the object.
ExWaitForRundownProtectionRelease blocks the execution of the calling driver thread until all drivers that hold run-down protection on the shared object release this protection. To prevent ExWaitForRundownProtectionRelease from blocking execution for excessively long periods, drivers threads that access the shared object should avoid being suspended while they hold run-down protection on the object. For this reason, accessing drivers should call ExAcquireRundownProtection and ExReleaseRundownProtection within a critical region or guarded region, or while running at IRQL = APC_LEVEL.
Run-down protection is particularly useful for providing access to a shared object that is nearly always available but might occasionally need to be deleted and replaced. Drivers that access data or that call routines in this object must not try to access the object after it is deleted. Otherwise, these invalid accesses might cause unpredictable behavior, data corruption, or even system failure.
For example, an antivirus driver typically stays loaded in memory when the operating system is running. Occasionally, this driver might need to be unloaded and replaced with an updated release of the driver. Other drivers send I/O requests to the antivirus driver to access the data and routines in this driver. Before sending an I/O request, a kernel component, such as a file system filter manager, can acquire run-down protection to guard against premature unloading of the antivirus driver while it handles the I/O request. After the I/O request completes, run-down protection can be released.
Run-down protection does not serialize accesses to a shared object. If two or more accessing drivers can simultaneously hold run-down protection on an object, and accesses to the object must be serialized, some other mechanism, such as a mutual-exclusion lock, must be used to serialize the accesses.
An EX_RUNDOWN_REF structure tracks the status of run-down protection on a shared object. This structure is opaque to drivers. The system-supplied run-down protection routines use this structure to count the number of instances of run-down protection that are currently in effect on the object. These routines also use this structure to track whether the object is run down or is in the process of being run down.
To start sharing an object, the driver that owns the object calls ExInitializeRundownProtection to initialize the EX_RUNDOWN_REF structure associated with the object. After initialization, the owning driver can make this structure available to other drivers that require access to the object. The accessing drivers pass this structure as a parameter to the ExAcquireRundownProtection and ExReleaseRundownProtection calls that acquire and release run-down protection on the object. The owning driver passes this structure as a parameter to the ExWaitForRundownProtectionRelease call that waits for the object to run down so that it can be safely deleted.
Run-down protection is one of several ways to guarantee safe access to a shared object. Another approach is to use a mutual-exclusion software lock. If a driver requires access to an object that is currently locked by another driver, the first driver must wait for the second driver to release the lock. However, acquiring and releasing locks can become a performance bottleneck, and locks can consume large amounts of memory. If used incorrectly, locks might cause drivers that compete for the same shared objects to become deadlocked. Efforts to detect and avoid deadlocks typically require the diversion of substantial computing resources.
In contrast to locks, run-down protection has relatively lightweight processing time and memory requirements. A simple reference count is associated with the object to ensure that deletion of the object is deferred until all outstanding accesses of the object are completed. With this approach, atomic, interlocked hardware instructions can be used instead of mutual-exclusion software locks to guarantee safe access to an object. Calls to acquire and release run-down protection are typically very fast. The benefits of using a lightweight mechanism, such as run-down protection, can be significant for a shared object that has a long life and is shared among many drivers.
Several other run-down protection routines are available, in addition to those that were mentioned previously. These additional routines might used by some drivers.
The ExRundownCompleted routine updates the EX_RUNDOWN_REF structure to indicate that the run down of the associated object has completed.
The ExAcquireRundownProtectionEx and ExReleaseRundownProtectionEx routines are similar to ExAcquireRundownProtection and ExReleaseRundownProtection. These four routines increment or decrement the count of the instances of run-down protection that are in effect on a shared object. Whereas ExAcquireRundownProtection and ExReleaseRundownProtection increment and decrement this count by one, ExAcquireRundownProtectionEx and ExReleaseRundownProtectionEx increment and decrement the count by arbitrary amounts.


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Frequently Asked Questions About Drama
What is the reading level for Drama?
The recommended reading level for Drama is 5th Grade through 8th Grade .
What is the Lexile score for Drama?
The Lexile score for Drama is 320
How long is Drama?
Drama is 233 pages long.
- Who wrote Drama?
Which awards has Drama won?
Drama won the following awards:
in 2012 Drama won the Cybils in category Graphic Novel/YA.
in 2013 Drama won the Capitol Choices: Noteworthy Books for Children and Teens in category Ten to Fourteen.
in 2013 Drama won the Stonewall Book Award in category Children/Young Adult.
in 2014 Drama won the Volunteer State Book Awards in category Middle School.
in 2014 Drama won the Rhode Island Teen Book Award in category Ages 12 & Up.
in 2015 Drama won the Grand Canyon Reader Award in category Tween.
in 2015 Drama won the Sequoyah Book Awards in category Intermediate.
in 2015 Drama won the Evergreen Young Adult Book Award in category Young Adult.
in 2015 Drama won the Young Reader's Choice Award in category Intermediate/Grades 7-9.
Books like Drama
What should you read after Drama? Here is a list of books to read if you read and loved Drama


Cat and Dog Fur Trim
Voice for Animals is against the use of any animal for fur. However, the dog and cat fur issue has strongly captured attention in both the US and in Canada. Every year, around Valentine's Day, Edmonton and other cities across Canada hold a fur protest to raise awareness about this issue.
Most people are unaware that each year over 2 million dogs and cats, sometimes former pets, are brutally slaughtered for the fur trade, mostly in China, Taiwan and the Philippines. Undercover investigations have revealed that cat and dog skins are used to make trim for a variety of products which are shipped all over the world, including Canada.
The investigations have also revealed that the animals are kept in horrendous conditions, such as in unsanitary, cold, cramped and damp cages. Some were beaten, stabbed or strangled before being brutally butchered; some have been skinned alive. Consumers are unaware of this brutal cruelty because the fur-trimmed clothing (including, jackets, hats and gloves), toys, figurines and novelty items they purchase may be trimmed, dyed and processed to look like faux fur; many have also been deliberately mislabeled as "rabbit" or "fox" or other species.
The United States, Australia and the European Union have banned this cruelty. Incredibly, Canada has not enacted legislation banning the import and sale of cat and dog fur; it currently remains legal to import and sell cat and dog fur here! As well, Canada has no legislation that would make the labeling of fur products mandatory. The Canadian Textile and Labelling Act does not require that animal pelts or hides be labeled, so consumers are being deceived about the fur products they buy! Help stop this horrible cruelty and deception.
1. Support Bill C-296 which, if passed, will ban the import and sale of cat and dog fur and will make the labeling of fur products mandatory in Canada.
Download, print and help collect signatures for The Associations for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals' petition (_URL_) to ban the import and sale of all cat and dog fur in Canada and to ensure that all fur products have a label indicating species of origin.
2. Contact your local Member of Parliament and the Prime Minister.
3. Help raise awareness about this issue by ordering and distributing the leaflet: Could you be wearing dog or cat fur? from _URL_ to local junior/high schools, colleges, universities and organizations.
4. Expose the brutality of the fur industry by writing letters to the editor. As well, post links to our website and to
_URL_ on your Facebook page and on other social media.
5. Obtain permission to set up aninformation table/booth at an event. Have leaflets, petitions and other information on it for distribution. Purchase and show the video "Silent Screams" at the event.
6. No animal should be butchered for
their fur. Say NO! to all fur and fur trim products!
Fur Overview
In 1987, Edmonton animal rights activists decided something had to be done about the cruel fur industry. At that time, sales of fur were high and wearing furs was considered prestigious by many. After years of picketing along "fur row" - Jasper Ave. between 103 and 104 St., our efforts started to show results.
The following chart shows the decline in the fur industry in Edmonton since 1988.
Date No. of Retail Fur Stores No. Wholesale & Manuf.
1988 18 9
1991 17 10
1994 13 6
1997 9 6
2000 7 4
2004 3 1
2008 2 1
2013 2 0
The federal government has been very supportive of the fur industry in Canada there have been huge subsidies to the industry paid for by Canadian taxpayers. Attempts to get legislation to protect fur bearing animals have proved futile.
We are therefore focusing on educating the public about the cruelty of the fur industry. By showing pictures of the suffering that both trapped and farmed animals endure and appealing to people's sense of compassion, we hope to put an end to this industry.
Our current campaign against the fur industry is called "Before and After". We want to impress on people that the animals used in the making of fur coats and fur trim are beautiful, sentient creatures that literally have their skin ripped off their back.
Before and After:
The three most common types of traps are:
1. Steel-jaw leg hold traps
2. Conibear or body gripping traps
3. Spring trap
Fur Facts:
Trapping - did you know:
 - Steel-jaw leg hold traps cause excruciating pain, crushing the leg of the animal and often tearing flesh and breaking bones
 - Trapped animals suffer in traps for hours or even days
 - They endure pain, hunger, thirst and exposure to the elements
 - The trapper returns to kill them by crushing their neck or chest or bludgeoning them to death
 - One in four animals caught in a leg hold trap will chew off their limb to escapeFor every animal trapped for its fur another 4 "trash" animals are caught and killed
 - A coat made from a trapped animal uses 3 times as much energy to produce as a synthetic fur coat
Farming - did you know:
 - Animals spend their entire lives confined to tiny, filthy cages
 - The animals are driven to many kinds of abnormal behaviour such as frenetic, repetitive movements, cannibalism and self-mutilation
 - They are killed by anal or vaginal electrocution, neck snapping and gassing, often with inappropriate gas that doesn't always kill the animal and it is skinned while still alive
 - A factory farmed fur coat takes 15 times as much energy to produce as a synthetic fur coat
2017 Voice for Animals Society


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DNA-based watermarks using the DNA-Crypt algorithm
Background: The aim of this paper is to demonstrate the application of watermarks based on DNA sequences to identify the unauthorized use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) protected by patents. Predicted mutations in the genome can be corrected by the DNA-Crypt program leaving the encrypted information intact. Existing DNA cryptographic and steganographic algorithms use synthetic DNA sequences to store binary information however, although these sequences can be used for authentication, they may change the target DNA sequence when introduced into living organisms. Results: The DNA-Crypt algorithm and image steganography are based on the same watermark-hiding principle, namely using the least significant base in case of DNA-Crypt and the least significant bit in case of the image steganography. It can be combined with binary encryption algorithms like AES, RSA or Blowfish. DNA-Crypt is able to correct mutations in the target DNA with several mutation correction codes such as the Hamming-code or the WDH-code. Mutations which can occur infrequently may destroy the encrypted information, however an integrated fuzzy controller decides on a set of heuristics based on three input dimensions, and recommends whether or not to use a correction code. These three input dimensions are the length of the sequence, the individual mutation rate and the stability over time, which is represented by the number of generations. In silico experiments using the Ypt7 in Saccharomyces cerevisiae shows that the DNA watermarks produced by DNA-Crypt do not alter the translation of mRNA into protein. Conclusion: The program is able to store watermarks in living organisms and can maintain the original information by correcting mutations itself. Pairwise or multiple sequence alignments show that DNA-Crypt produces few mismatches between the sequences similar to all steganographic algorithms.
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You can move a folder, table, query, or any other object you own to a different folder.
You can move 1010data Insights Platform objects that you own to another folder you own or have permission to modify. Objects you own have the Owner () icon next to them in the object browser. Folders you have permission to modify have the Uploader () icon next to them in the object browser.
To move an object:
- In the Object Manager, navigate to the desired object.
- In the object browser, drag the object to the desired folder. The Object Manager displays a dialog confirming that you want to move the selected object.
- Click OK. The Object Manager moves the object.


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2. Write a program to use a subroutine to find the sum of the array elements. For simplicity, assume that the sum of the data values is less than $FF. You do not need to use the BCC to check for carry flag. Follow the following steps to write this program.
- Define two arrays called List1 and List2 using DC.B directive. Initialize List1 with byte-size values of $6, $12, $4, $0F, and $11. Initialize List2 with byte-size values of $4, $5, and $7. Reserve two byte-size locations called Sum1 and Sum2 using DS.B directive.
- The subroutine must find the sum of the elements of the array list1. Before calling the subroutine, the main program must initialize Register X to have the address of the array and Register B to have the size of the array.
- The subroutine must use a loop and indexed addressing mode using Register X as the index register and Register B as the loop counter. The subroutine must return the sum in Register A.
- The main program must call the subroutine two times. The first time, the subroutine will find the sum of the array List1. After returning from the subroutine, the main code must save Register A in Sum1. Then, the subroutine is called for a second time to find the sum of the elements in List2. After the return from the subroutine, the value of Register A is saved in Sum2.
- Since this code is using a subroutine, make sure to initialize the SP register using:
This line must be added to the main code before calling any subroutines.
(this has to be done in assembly language)


Felyx Meaning in English, Felyx Baby Name Origin Gender Meaning Pronunciation
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Felyx as a boy's name is of Latin origin, and the meaning of Felyx is "happy or fortunate".


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A More Perfect Picture: Frederick Douglass and the Image of the Nation
In 1861, abolitionist and orator Frederick Douglass' public talk, Pictures and Progress, marked him as one of the earliest and most astute social theorists of photography in the United States. Douglass believed that photography was a visionary tool, offering an important avenue for social justice in a nation clamoring for change. Dr. Laura Wexler will examine Douglass' thoughts about photography and their continuing relevance during a lecture September 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Rosalind S. Richardson Center for the Arts at Wofford College in Spartanburg. Free.


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SALT Report 1580 – The Nebraska State Legislature recently enacted legislation that provides and a sales and use exemption for biochips. The exemption applies to biochips used in genotyping or for the analysis of gene expression, protein expression, genomic sequencing, and protein profiling of plants, animals, or nonhuman laboratory research model organisms.
LB 830 defines biochips as, "a solid substrate upon or into which is incorporated specific genetic or protein information or chemicals that are queried through one or more chemical interactions" and allow:
- An isolation of one or more single nucleotide polymorphisms which constitute an animal or plant genotype,
- An expression profile which measures activity of genes or the presence of proteins, or
- A detailed genomic sequence or protein profile
All genetic or protein information or chemicals incorporated into the biochip must be consumed in the analysis process.
LB 830 amends Nebraska Revised Statutes Section 77-2701.04.
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