tübinger-seedballs for diversity
HOW TO MAKE SEEDBALLS? Seedballs consist of mixing one measure of seeds for next season's crop with 3 measures of compost and 5 measures of red clay, and sometimes manure then formed into small balls. Much less seed is used than in conventional growing, resulting in fewer plants which are smaller but stronger with a higher yield. The technique is useful for seeding thin and compacted soils, and avoiding seed eaters. It is an ancient technique that was re-introduced by Masanobu Fukuoka, an advocate of natural farming.
Seedballs and seedbombing are perfect tools to put guerilla gardening into practice. Guerrilla gardening is political gardening, a form of direct action, primarily practiced by environmentalists. It is related to land rights, land reform, and permaculture. Activists squat an abandoned piece of land which they do not own to grow crops or plants. Guerrilla gardeners believe in re-considering land ownership in order to reclaim land from perceived neglect or misuse and assign a new purpose to it.
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Increase Clutch Brake Life
Using solid state clutch brake control power supplies can increase clutch brake life, improve system reliability and simplify installation of clutch brake systems.
Many clutch brake systems use a PLC (or sensor) to control an electromechanical relay to switch the output of a power supply (bridge rectifier) to the clutch brake unit. This approach has several shortcomings. When the brake turns off and the clutch turns on (or vice versa) there is no delay time to allow the flux (energy) in the brake to fully decay before the clutch starts to engage. This 'fighting' or overlap between the clutch and brake each cycle shortens the clutch brake life. This approach also requires extra panel space and wiring from a PLC (or sensor) to a relay to a power supply to the clutch brake. Lastly, a relay has an inherently shorter life than a solid state switch.
A solid state clutch brake control power supply overcomes these problems. With built in adjustable switching time delay, the control can be set for optimum performance and clutch brake life by eliminating the 'fighting'. And, because the switching and power supply functions are built in, these controls can directly connect from your PLC (or sensor) to your clutch brake. Lastly, as all solid state devices, the life expectancy can be measured in the 100s of millions of cycles instead of the thousands.
An example of an all solid state clutch brake control is Regent Controls' ClutchBraker.
- Adjustable switching time delay for best performance and longest clutch brake life.
- Choice of logics for easy PLC or sensor interface.
- Models available for 90 and 24VDC clutch brakes.

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At last, the rainy season has kicked in! Historically, January is our wettest month in northern California. The vines are now dormant and the soil is ready to take in water. While we welcome the rain, it does come with issues when it comes down fast and hard.
First being erosion. In El Dorado County, it's hard to find perfectly level ground with grapes on it. In the vineyards of Boeger Winery it is especially steep. The heaviest of rains can easily carve out part of the hillside like you see here from recent rains.
The steep terrain did a better job holding on to the soil in the picture below. You'll notice the purple/reddish tint to the ground. That's actually a mixture of pomace (grape skins) and grape stems. The stems interlock to form a natural lattice that helps ensure soil remains in place during heavy rains. Also, you'll notice the line across the hill. Diversion ditches are dug to direct run-off horizontally and minimize erosion.
Pruning has to be done during the wet season as well. Cutting back last year's growth is essential to the growth of next year's crop. In the wettest of years, crews can be delayed because of the weather and mud.
But there's definitely more positive than negative when it comes to rain! The creeks are starting to flow beautifully. The pond at Boeger Winery, normally full, is emptied during the rainy season to allow maximum flow through the waterway. It was built in 1872 to supply water to the original winery.
Other ponds scattered about the property are filling nicely. Perfect for my girls to skip rocks when the sun peaks through. The chorus of frogs has certainly returned to the ponds as well.
It's always exciting to see the pops of green grass sprouting in the vineyards. Signs of what spring will bring.


string that is to be escaped, and the from_length parameter gives the number of bytes in this binary string. (A terminating zero byte is neither necessary nor counted.) The to_length parameter points to a variable that will hold the resultant escaped string length. This result string length includes the terminating zero byte of the result.
PQescapeByteaConn returns an escaped version of the from parameter binary string in memory allocated with malloc(). This memory must be freed using free() when the result is no longer needed. The return string has all special characters replaced so that they can be properly processed by the PostgreSQL string literal parser, and the bytea input function. A terminating zero byte is also added. The single quotes that must surround PostgreSQL string literals are not part of the result string.
On error, a NULL pointer is returned, and a suitable error message is stored in the conn object. Currently, the only possible error is insufficient memory for the result string.
PQescapeBytea
PQescapeBytea is an older, deprecated version of PQescapeByteaConn.
unsigned char *PQescapeBytea(unsigned char *from,
 size_t from_length,
 size_t *to_length);
The only difference from PQescapeByteaConn is that PQescapeBytea does not take a PGconn parameter. Because of this, it cannot adjust its behavior depending on the connection properties and therefore it may give the wrong results. Also, it has no way to return an error message on failure.
PQescapeBytea can be used safely in single-threaded client programs that work with only one PostgreSQL connection at a time (in this case it can find out what it needs to know "behind the scenes"). In other contexts it is a security hazard and should be avoided in favor of PQescapeByteaConn.
PQunescapeBytea
Converts a string representation of binary data into binary data --- the reverse of PQescapeBytea. This is needed when retrieving bytea data in text format, but not when retrieving it in binary format.
unsigned char *PQunescapeBytea(unsigned char *from, size_t *to_length);
The from parameter points to a string such as might be returned by PQgetvalue when applied to a bytea column. PQunescapeBytea converts this string representation into its binary representation. It returns a pointer to a buffer allocated with malloc(), or null on error, and puts the size of the buffer in to_length. The result must be freed using free() when it is no longer needed.
This conversion is not exactly the inverse of PQescapeBytea, because the string is not expected to be "escaped" when received from PQgetvalue. In particular this means there is no need for string quoting considerations, and so no need for a PGconn parameter.
1.3.4. Retrieving SELECT Result Information
 - PQntuples Returns the number of tuples (rows) in the query result.
 int PQntuples(const PGresult *res);

 - PQnfields Returns the number of fields (columns) in each row of the query result.
 int PQnfields(const PGresult *res);

 - PQfname Returns the field (column) name associated with the given field index. Field indices start at 0.
 char *PQfname(const PGresult *res,
 int field_index);

 - PQfnumber Returns the field (column) index associated with the given field name.
 int PQfnumber(const PGresult *res,
 const char *field_name);

 -1 is returned if the given name does not match any field.
 - PQftype Returns the field type associated with the given field index. The integer returned is an internal coding of the type. Field indices start at 0.
 Oid PQftype(const PGresult *res,
 int field_index);

 You can query the system table pg_type to obtain the name and properties of the various data types. The OIDs of the built-in data types are defined in src/include/catalog/pg_type.h in the source tree.
 - PQfmod Returns the type-specific modification data of the field associated with the given field index. Field indices start at 0.
 int PQfmod(const PGresult *res,
 int field_index);

 - PQfsize Returns the size in bytes of the field associated with the given field index. Field indices start at 0.
 int PQfsize(const PGresult *res,
 int field_index);

 PQfsize returns the space allocated for this field in a database tuple, in other words the size of the server's binary representation of the data type. -1 is returned if the field is variable size.
 - PQbinaryTuples Returns 1 if the PGresult contains binary tuple data, 0 if it contains ASCII data.
 int PQbinaryTuples(const PGresult *res);

 Currently, binary tuple data can only be returned by a query that extracts data from a binary cursor.
1.3.5. Retrieving SELECT Result Values
 - PQgetvalue Returns a single field (column) value of one tuple (row) of a PGresult. Tuple and field indices start at 0.
 char* PQgetvalue(const PGresult *res,
 int tup_num,
 int field_num);

 For most queries, the value returned by PQgetvalue is a null-terminated character string representation of the attribute value. But if PQbinaryTuples() is 1, the value returned by PQgetvalue is the binary representation of the type in the internal format of the backend server (but not including the size word, if the field is variable-length). It is then the programmer's responsibility to cast and convert the data to the correct C type. The pointer returned by PQgetvalue points to storage that is part of the PGresult structure. One should not modify it, and one must explicitly copy the value into other storage if it is to be used past the lifetime of the PGresult structure itself.
 - PQgetisnull Tests a field for a NULL entry. Tuple and field indices start at 0.
 int PQgetisnull(const PGresult *res,
 int tup_num,
 int field_num);

 This function returns 1 if the field contains a NULL, 0 if it contains a non-null value. (Note that PQgetvalue will return an empty string, not a null pointer, for a NULL field.)
 - PQgetlength Returns the length of a field (attribute) value in bytes. Tuple and field indices start at 0.
 int PQgetlength(const PGresult *res,
 int tup_num,
 int field_num);

 This is the actual data length for the particular data value, that is the size of the object pointed to by PQgetvalue. Note that for character-represented values, this size has little to do with the binary size reported by PQfsize.
 - PQprint Prints out all the tuples and, optionally, the attribute names to the specified output stream.
 void PQprint(FILE* fout, /* output stream */
 const PGresult *res,
 const PQprintOpt *po);

 struct {
 pqbool header; /* print output field headings and row count */
 pqbool align; /* fill align the fields */
 pqbool standard; /* old brain dead format */
 pqbool html3; /* output html tables */
 pqbool expanded; /* expand tables */
 pqbool pager; /* use pager for output if needed */
 char *fieldSep; /* field separator */
 char *tableOpt; /* insert to HTML table ... */
 char *caption; /* HTML caption */
 char **fieldName; /* null terminated array of replacement field names */
 } PQprintOpt;

 This function was formerly used by psql to print query results, but this is no longer the case and this function is no longer actively supported.
1.3.6. Retrieving Non-SELECT Result Information
 - PQcmdStatus Returns the command status string from the SQL command that generated the PGresult.
 char * PQcmdStatus(PGresult *res);

 - PQcmdTuples Returns the number of rows affected by the SQL command.
 char * PQcmdTuples(PGresult *res);

 If the SQL command that generated the PGresult was INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE, this returns a string containing the number of rows affected. If the command was anything else, it returns the empty string.
 - PQoidValue Returns the object ID of the inserted row, if the SQL command was an INSERT that inserted exactly one row into a table that has OIDs. Otherwise, returns


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The Ellenville Downtown Historic District in the Village of Ellenville in the town of Wawarsing, Ulster County, New York contains visible geographical and architectural elements that represent its origins as a commercial and industrial crossroads during Ulster County's early 19th century development. Associated with events that reflect a broad pattern of state and national history such as the early westward expansion and settlement, the economic development that followed major transportation improvements (the Delaware and Hudson Canal), the growth and diversification of commercial centers and the role of the summer resort economy in areas outside major American urban centers, the Ellenville Downtown Historic District developed around a nucleus that was already present in 1858. The district also encompasses the physical evidence of growth and development-from early Jewish settlement in the region to the heyday of the "Borscht Belt" resort area following the Second World War. Ellenville, located in the valley between the Shawangunk and Catskill Mountains, did not develop until after the Revolutionary War, as clashes between Native American Indians and early European settlers' limited development in the region. It was the construction of the D&H Canal, began in 1823, that spurred further transportation improvements and fostered significant settlement within the village---it is to this period that the earliest of the district's buildings date.
Read the full file on Ellenville Downtown Historic District.
To see more photographs of National Register properties go
to our photostream on Flickr.
See our Weekly List (with previous highlights)

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Silicone
Silicone is a Python package which can be used to infer emissions from other emissions data. It is intended to 'infill' integrated assessment model (IAM) data so that their scenarios quantify more climate-relevant emissions than are natively reported by the IAMs themselves. It does this by comparing the incomplete emissions set to complete data from other sources. It uses the relationships within the complete data to make informed infilling estimates of otherwise missing emissions timeseries. For example, it can add emissions of aerosol precurors based on carbon dioxide emissions and infill nitrous oxide emissions based on methane, or split HFC emissions pathways into emissions of different specific HFC gases.
Silicone is free software under a BSD 3-Clause License, see LICENSE.


Conference Paper
The injection kicker system for the muon g-2 experiment
Brookhaven Nat. Lab., Upton, NY
DOI: 10.1109/PAC.1995.505409 Conference: Particle Accelerator Conference, 1995., Proceedings of the 1995, Volume: 3
Source: IEEE Xplore
ABSTRACT The muon g-2 experiment is designed to measure the anomalous
magnetic moment of the muon to an accuracy of 0.35 ppm by measuring the
difference between the spin precession frequency and the cyclotron
frequency of the particle in a known magnetic field. The injection
kicker is designed to deflect 3.094 GeV/c muons by an angle of 10 mrad
into a storage ring with a radius of 7.112 m. No magnetic materials can
be used in or near the beam line because of the high precision with
which the field of the main dipole magnets must be known. Eddy currents
induced in the vacuum chamber by the fast kicker pulse, and their effect
on the main dipole field must also be considered. An air core magnet
which is driven by an underdamped capacitor discharge modulator using a
spark gap switch has been designed. This design, as well as test data,
will be presented
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 ABSTRACT: The goal of AGS E821 is a precision measurement of the muon magnetic moment (g-2) value to 0.35 ppm. A problem with muon injection is the effect of the residual magnetic field during the measurement period due to the eddy currents in the vacuum chamber induced by the kicker pulse. The paper presents a mainly analytical look at the nature of the eddy currents as an equivalent RL circuit and describes a method to solve 2D Maxwell's operations under pulse excitation with some quantitative estimates of the decay time constants. Analysis of the results show that the field due to eddy currents is dependent on the chamber dimensions, type of material, and duration of pulse rise, flattop and fall. The field created by the rising edge of the waveform is largely cancelled by the falling edge, providing the pulse is short compared to the diffusion time of the eddy current. The simulation results agree with the theoretical analysis and confirm the residual integral field at the start of the measurement period is acceptable
 Particle Accelerator Conference, 1995., Proceedings of the 1995; 06/1995
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Using Firehose with Amazon SQS
Firehose enables you to send messages published by the Ably platform directly to a third party streaming or queuing service so that they can be processed asynchronously. For example, you might want to persist messages to a database or use them to trigger some sort of workflow. But you want to achieve this without adding extra overhead to your servers or delaying the delivery of messages to subscribing clients.
In this tutorial you will learn how to use the Firehose integration with Amazon SQS. You will publish messages representing orders to a channel and create an integration that adds these messages to an SQS queue.
You will then write a serverless function using AWS Lambda that reads each order from the queue and simulates an attempt to authorize the credit card details provided. It then sends the results as an Ably message to another channel so that a subscriber can display them. This process is illustrated in the following diagram:
Firehose with SQS tutorial overview
The solution code for this project is available on Github.
Prerequisites
To use Firehose, you need:
To use Amazon SQS, you must:
 - Create an AWS account, or use an existing one
 - Create an Administrator IAM user
 - Get your access key ID and secret access key
You can achieve these tasks by performing steps 1-3 in the Setting up Amazon SQS guide.
This tutorial uses Node.js, which you can download here.
Step 1: Create your queue
 1. Visit the Amazon SQS console.
 2. Click the Create queue button. The create queue page displays.
 3. In the Details section, select the Standard queue type and name your queue OrdersQueue. Amazon SQS also offers a FIFO (first in, first out) queue type that guarantees message ordering and enables de-duplication of messages. A FIFO queue is more expensive than the Basic queue type and requires extra configuration, so you will use the Standard queue type in this tutorial.
 4. In the Configuration section, set the Receive message wait time to 20 seconds. This enables "long polling" to reduce the number of empty responses when clients poll the queue and therefore also reduces the financial cost of the queue.
 Creating the SQS FIFO queue
 5. Leave all the other queue settings at their default values and click Create queue at the bottom of the page. Because Amazon SQS is a distributed system, you might experience a slight delay before the queue appears in the Queues page.
 6. When the queue is listed on the Queues page, select it to display the queue details. Make a note of the queue URL and Subscription region (for example, us-east-2). You will need these to configure the Firehose integration rule in a later step.
 7. When your queue is available, test that it is working correctly by performing steps 2 and 3 of the Getting Started with Amazon SQS guide.
 8. Leave the Amazon SQS console open in a browser tab so that you can refer to it in later steps.
Step 2: Create a Firehose integration rule
In this step you want to ensure that messages published by Ably to a specific channel (orders) are delivered to the SQS OrdersQueue that you created in the previous step.
 1. Log into the Ably dashboard and click the Create New App button.
 2. Name your app firehose-sqs-tutorial, select the SSL Required checkbox, then click Create app.
 3. In the page that displays, make a note of your private API key: you will need this in a later step. At the bottom of the page, in the Configure your application panel, click the Change your app settings link.
 4. Select the Integrations tab and click the New Integration Rule button.
 5. From the list of rule types, select Firehose and, from the list of services, select Amazon SQS.
 6. Configure your rule as follows, referring to the queue information in the Amazon SQS console:
 - URL: Enter your Amazon SQS queue URL from the SQS console.
 - AWS Region: Select your AWS region from the dropdown (this is also represented in the queue URL)
 - AWS Credentials: Enter your AWS IAM user credentials, in the form: Access key ID:Secret access key
 - Source: Select "Message", so that the integration sends all messages published in the channel specified in Channel Filter, to your SQS queue.
 - Channel Filter: Enter the regular expression ^orders.* to match the orders channel
 - Enveloped: Leave unchecked. Enabling this option wraps incoming messages in an Ably "envelope" that contains metadata about the message and its payload.
 Configuring your Integration rule
 Configuring your Integration rule
Test your rule before proceeding to the next step. Click the Test rule button then, in the dialog that displays, click Run test now:
Testing your Integration rule
Step 3: Create your server
In this step you will create a Node.js server to test your Firehose integration with SQS.
First, create a directory for your application and change into it:
mkdir firehose-sqs-demo; cd firehose-sqs-demo
Create two subdirectories within your application directory, to store the static HTML, JavaScript, and CSS files:
mkdir public views
Then, execute npm init to create a Node.js project. For entry point enter server.js and accept the defaults for the other values.
Install the dependencies you will require for this project:
 - ably: The Ably client library.
 - express: A web application framework for Node.js.
 - dotenv: A module that makes it easy to store and read configuration settings from a .env file.
 - faker: A module that generates random data, which you will use to create dummy orders with fake credit card details.
npm install ably express dotenv faker
Create a .env file in your application directory to store configuration settings. Replace your_ably_api_key with your app's API key that you generated in Step 2. This information is available in the Ably dashboard:
ABLY_API_KEY=your_ably_api_key
NUM_TXNS=5
PORT=5000
NUM_TXNS is the number of random transactions your application will generate. Set this value to five initially.
Create the views/index.html file. This HTML page contains a button which you will click to generate some random orders to send to your queue and ultimately show the results of processing those transactions:
<!DOCTYPE html>

 <title>SQS Firehose Demo</title>
 <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" />

SQS Demo

 <button id="generateTxns" onclick="generateTxns()">
 Generate Transactions
 </button>

Create the public/style.css stylesheet to include some basic styling for the page:
body {
 background-color: wheat;
 padding-left: 10px;
 font-size: 14pt;
 font-family: Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
 color: black;
}
h1 {
 font: 20pt Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
 font-weight: bold;
 line-height: 20pt;
}
Create the public/subscribe.js file. This will contain the client side code for generating the orders and displaying the results of processing those orders. Leave it blank for now: you will write this code in a later step.
Enter the following code in server.js:
// server.js
require("dotenv").config()
const express = require("express")
const app = express()
const faker = require("faker")
const Ably = require("ably")
const ably = new Ably.Rest({ key: process.env.ABLY_API_KEY })
// make all the files in 'public' available
app.use(express.static("public"))
// load the home page, index.html
app.get("/", (request, response) => {
 response.sendFile(__dirname + "/views/index.html")
})
// listen for requests :)
const listener = app.listen(process.env.PORT, () => {
 console.log("Your app is listening on port " + process.env.PORT)
})
This code imports all the required dependencies, instantiates the Ably REST API client and serves the index.html web page and supporting files. Test it by running node server.js and visiting http://localhost:5000 in your browser. If everything is working correctly, you should see a web page with a button inviting


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90.93 Dec 12, 2022
ISO 389-1:2017 specifies a standard reference zero for the scale of hearing threshold level applicable to pure-tone air conduction audiometers, to promote agreement and uniformity in the expression of hearing threshold level measurements throughout the world.
ISO 389-1:2017 states the information in a form suitable for direct application to the calibration of audiometers, that is, in terms of the reference equivalent threshold sound pressure levels of generic supra-aural earphones specified in 4.2, measured on an ear simulator complying with IEC 60318‑1 and in terms of model-specific data given in two additional tables for the IEC 60318‑3 acoustic coupler and the IEC 60318‑1 ear simulator, respectively.
The data are based on an assessment of the information available from the various standardizing laboratories responsible for audiometric standards and from scientific publications.
Some notes on the application and derivation of the reference levels are given in Annexes A and B.
90.93 Standard confirmed
Dec 12, 2022


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Cahercommaun Stone Fort
Cahercommaun, Co Clare
Phone: _PHONE_ 999
Cahercommaun is situated on a burren hilltop over looking a wooded valley. The fort itself is quite worn down by time. The aerial shots you can see here give the best view of the structure. At ground level the walls are quite spread out and it is much more difficult to visualise what the whole structure must have looked like in it's prime.
Burren ringforts such as this would have been home to a large extended family group after it's excavation in the 1930's the archaeologists concluded that Cahercommaun would have been home to and extended family of at least 40 people. These archaeologists also excavated other sites in the Burren area.
The economy of these family groups was based largely on argriculture. It is likely that ringforts were at the centre of what would now days be quite large farms. Trade would have been quite limited at the time so it is likely that these family goups were largely self sufficient. Among the artifacts discovered during these excavations were wooden spindles used in the process of weaving.


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Lightning Data Services
What is LDS :
 LDS is Lightning Component that display the data on Page in Salesforce Lightning. Using LDS we don't need any apex controller to perform CRUD operation. using LDS we can increase the performance. It also provide the way to cache the data to work offline in case user is not connected to network. Once the connection is restored data will sync.
LDS also handle Field Level Security and sharing rules security. Record loaded in Lightning Data Services are stored in cache and shared between all components.Using LDS all component performance is increase because data is loaded once and used by many component, no need to make separate request from different-different components . when any of the component updates a record then other component will automatically updated with new value.
force:recordData :
 This tag is must be used to load the data in component using LDS.
Attributes of force:recordData :
recordId : Id of current page record that will be load
 mode : (Edit,View) its depend on what operation we are performing. If we want to update,create then Mode='Edit' else Mode='View'
layoutType : specify the layout type to display record and its determine what field are included in component.
 fields : specifies which fields in the record to query.
Target Attribute :
1. targetRecord : populate with loaded record.
2. targetField : view of loaded record.
3. targetError : populate with error.
Methods :
1. saveRecord() : insert of update the current record in force:recordData.
2. deleteRecord() : delete the current record in force:recordData.
3. getNewRecord() : load the new record instance to insert the record of that object from force:recordData.
4. reloadRecord() : reload the current record with new data.
Keep In Mind When Using It :
i. LDS is simple but it's not complete replacement of apex controller.
ii. LDS is not supported in lightning out and visualforce page. Its only for lightning.
iii. LDS perform CRUD only on single record. It's not supported for bulk data.
iv. In Summer 17, release LDS used force:recordPreview component.But now it's completely replaced by force:recordData. Difference between force:recordPreview and force:recordData is force:recordData returns record in new shape using UI API and targetfield is added in parameter.
v. To update from force:recordPreview to force:recordData is to change reference from targetRecord to targetField.
vi. If you want to query multiple operations in one transaction then use apex controller @AuraEnabled.
Example :
 Here we are creating a component that is added on Account detail page. It will create a new contact for current account record.
1. Create a new Record :
 Lightning Component :
 <aura:component implements="flexipage:availableForRecordHome, force:hasRecordId">
<aura:attribute name="newContact" type="Object"/>
<aura:attribute name="createContact" type="Object"/>
<aura:attribute name="newContactError" type="String"/>
<force:recordData aura:id="contactRecordCreator"
 layoutType="FULL"
 targetRecord="{!v.newContact}"
 targetFields ="{!v.createContact}"
 targetError="{!v.newContactError}"/>
<aura:handler name="init" value="{!this}" action="{!c.doInit}"/>

 <lightning:card iconName="action:new_contact" title="Create Contact">

<lightning:input aura:id="contactField" label="First Name" value="{!v.createContact.FirstName}"/>
<lightning:input aura:id="contactField" label="Last Name" value="{!v.createContact.LastName}"/>
<lightning:button label="Save Contact" variant="brand" onclick="{!c.handleSaveContact}"/>

</lightning:card>

 <aura:if isTrue="{!not(empty(v.newContactError))}">

 {!v.newContactError}

 </aura:if>
 </aura:component>
 Lightning Controller :
 ({
 doInit: function(component, event, helper) {
 console.log('changes');
 component.find("contactRecordCreator").getNewRecord(
 "Contact", // sObject type (entityAPIName)
 null, // recordTypeId
 false, // skip cache?
 $A.getCallback(function() {
 var rec = component.get("v.newContact");
 var error = component.get("v.newContactError");
 if(error || (rec === null)) {
 console.log("Error initializing record template: " + error);
 }
 else {
 console.log("Record template initialized: " + rec.sobjectType);
 }
 })
 );
 },
 SaveContact: function(component, event, helper) {
 component.set("v.createContact.AccountId", component.get("v.recordId"));
 component.find("contactRecordCreator").saveRecord(function(saveResult) {
 if (saveResult.state === "SUCCESS" || saveResult.state === "DRAFT") {
 var resultsToast = $A.get("e.force:showToast");
 resultsToast.setParams({
 "title": "Saved",
 "message": "New Contact ."
 });
 resultsToast.fire();
 } else if (saveResult.state === "INCOMPLETE") {
 console.log("User is offline, device doesn't support drafts.");
 } else if (saveResult.state === "ERROR") {
 console.log(JSON.stringify(saveResult.error));
 } else {
 console.log('Unknown problem, state: ' + saveResult.state);
 }
 });
 }
 })
Result :
2. Delete A record :
 Here we added Delete Component on Account Detail Page. It will Delete Current Account when we click on Delete Button in below component.
Lightning Component :
<aura:component implements="flexipage:availableForRecordHome,force:hasRecordId">
 <aura:attribute name="recordError" type="String" access="private"/>
 <force:recordData aura:id="dataRecord"
 recordId="{!v.recordId}"
 fields="Id"
 targetError="{!v.recordError}"
 recordUpdated="{!c.handleRecordUpdated}"/>

 <lightning:card iconName="delete" title="Delete Record">

<lightning:button label="Delete Record" variant="destructive" onclick="{!c.handleDeleteRecord}"/>

 </lightning:card>

 <aura:if isTrue="{!not(empty(v.recordError))}">

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The plaque has in recent years been in the care of Bradford's Science and Media Museum but has been moved to the site of Le Prince's old workshop, which is now part of Leeds Beckett University's city campus.
Its unveiling was one of the highlights of a day of events hosted by Leeds Beckett and paying tribute to the Frenchman's work.
The programme also included a lecture by film, video and installation artist John Smith as well as the opening of a Le Prince exhibition that will run at Leeds Central Library until Thursday, November 16.
Leeds Beckett's Prof Robert Shail said: "Louis Le Prince was a pioneer who helped to make cinema possible.
"Today Leeds Beckett keeps those traditions of innovation alive at the Northern Film School.
"We are delighted to commemorate his achievements and the role of Leeds in film history through the launch of a new annual lecture, as well as the opening of an exhibition celebrating his life and work.
"This day of events demonstrates how our collaboration with Leeds International Film Festival keeps the city at the forefront of film culture."
The world's first moving pictures were recorded by Le Prince as he stood at a window overlooking Leeds Bridge one day back in 1888.
Sadly, he never benefited from his breakthrough – two years later he mysteriously disappeared after boarding a train during a trip home to France.
Attendees at today's plaque unveiling included Le Prince's great-great-granddaughter Laurie Snyder, Leeds City Council leader Coun Judith Blake and Coun Jane Dowson, the Lord Mayor of Leeds.
The Leeds International Film Festival began on Wednesday and runs until November 16.


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Question 80: Prayer At The Earliest Hour
Question: In order to prove the merit of praying at the earliest hour some scholars have said that Imam az-Zaman (a.s.) prays at this time and then people who pray at this hour their prayer is also accepted by Allah due to the barakah (bounty) of the prayer of Imam (a.s.).
But we also know that different areas fall in different time zones. Leave alone the different countries sometimes one country has many times zones. In this condition only the prayer of the people of that area is with Imam (a.s.) where he is praying. Apart from this the Prayer timings of other people cannot be same as that of Imam (a.s.). How can we solve this problem?
Answer: Those who have presented this argument to prove the merit of praying at the earliest hour, they mean to say that the prayer which is prayed the earliest hour those prayers are equal to the prayers with Imam (a.s.) because he (a.s.) also prays at the earliest hour. And it is due to this equal value, the prayers of others are also accepted by Allah.
This is in no way connected to the matter of time zones etc. In other words it does not mean that prayers have to be performed at one single time. Rather it denotes the fact that all the Prayers have been performed at their respective earliest hours, which every person performs according to his time zone.
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the implications in terms of the legal process. Specifically, the right to silence cannot be used by the prosecution in support of an implied admission of guilt, and cannot
be used as evidence to support either guilt or innocence. At the same time, the right to silence can be assessed when it bears upon the probative value of
the evidence, and this is the only case in which the jury is required to consider or place emphasis on the use of silence when considering the evidence. In
other words, if the accuseds choice to remain silent prevents further exploration into specific elements of evidence, then this choice to remain silent inherently influences the views of the evidence
and a consequence of this is that the accuseds silence is then considered in the trial process. In understanding the rationale and arguments
surrounding the value placed on the right to silence and the arguments against using the right to silence as an implied admission of guilt, it is necessary to relate some
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Parachute nightdress among recycled items on display at Devon fashion exhibition
By Steven Morris,
Some of the garments in the exhibition are made of elegant silk, others of rough-looking wool or scratchy nylon – but what they all have in common is that they have been repaired, remodelled and reused, sometimes over the course of centuries.
There is a long-sleeved waistcoat made in the late 17 t th century and then adapted and preserved over 300 years, wedding dresses handed down from mothers to daughters and brought up to date with clever tweaks, even clothes that were created during the second world war out of parachutes and old army blankets when fabric was rationed.
The garments are part of the Thirsty for Fashion exhibition opening at the National Trust's Killerton House in Devon . The aim is to make people think about how they buy and look after clothing in this fast-fashion, throwaway world.
"Recycling and reusing clothing has been commonplace throughout history," said Shelley Tobin, the costume curator at Killerton. "This exhibition asks the question: can we learn lessons from these past practices and reapply forgotten skills to look after our clothes and make them more sustainable?
"The items exhibited show that we only need look to history to discover ways to ensure that the clothing we buy, make and wear is durable, ethical and avoids waste."
In contrast, the highlight of the first room is a sleeved waistcoat made of silk in about 1690. It was handed down through the generations and at one point the horizontal pocket flaps were replaced with more fashionable vertical ones. In the early 20th century it was turned into a fancy dress costume and in the 1980s someone conserved it by relining it.
Tobin said some modern makers were reusing clothes and fabric. So in the same cabinet as the waistcoat is a much more modern piece, a suit made in 2022 out of old denim jeans by the London fashion company ELV Denim .
Another highlight is a "transformation dress" made in 1870 and consisting of a billowing skirt that could be matched with a modest long-sleeved, high-cut bodice for the day or a more risque one for the evening. "It was made of expensive material so they wanted to get the most use out of it possible," said Tobin.
One feature of the exhibition is the testimony of friends and volunteers of Killerton – home to the National Trust's biggest fashion collection with more than 20,000 items of historical clothing and accessories – about their favourite vintage pieces.
Charlotte Eddington, for example, describes her beloved 1970s woollen Guernsey jumper that she persuaded her dad to hand down to her when it became too tight for him. It reminds her of camping and fishing in Northumberland as a child.
Sarah Parry, a gardener, tells how she wore her mother's 1985 wedding dress when she got married last year. "It's so floaty and frothy and ethereal," she said. Parry added a green waistband give it a modern twist. "It was so fulfilling to give the dress a second life."
A striking set of clothes on display was made during and after the second world war when fabric was rationed and the government launched the "make do and mend" campaign. "It was very difficult to get hold of most fabric," said Tobin. "If you could come by, for example, a parachute you could use it."
The show includes a nightdress made in about 1943 from a nylon parachute – but Tobin's favourite piece is a dressing gown made in the late 1940s by an Exeter woman out of surplus army blankets livened up with a beautiful green trim and belt.
"I think it's ingenious that she made it into this very elegant and durable dressing gown," said Tobin. "We hope the exhibition will lead to discussions about whether we can learn from past practices and reapply forgotten skills to look after our clothes, and how can fashion respond to the changing climate, environmental concerns and the cost of living crisis."
The exhibition runs from 11 February to 5 November 2023.
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relation. It turns out that the -brane period (the solution of [12], equation (3.15)) is analytic near and thus we can set and define the others using (3.4). We then (as in [12]) choose the period vector. In this basis, the three monodromy matrices are There is a typo in table I in [12] as published in Nuclear Physics B.
In [12], the relation between the large volume and Gepner bases proceeds through a third basis which we will call, which is naturally described by a particular basis of 3-cycles in. The intersection form in this basis has the canonical form, and the monodromy is simple:. Thus is the vanishing cycle at the conifold and is its dual. This turns out to be enough information to relate it to the Gepner basis uniquely up to a remaining acting on and, which we may fix arbitrarily. One then finds a transformation of to a basis satisfying (3.3). This is an transformation of the type which was unfixed in the previous step; so the basis has no significance intrinsic to our problem of relating to the large-volume basis. Thus we will merely quote the final result for this change of basis, which is:
Here and are the charge vectors in the large-radius and Gepner basis respectively. (In the notation of [12], : with a matrix taking the vector of their conventions to our conventions; and taken with.) The matrix is an as-yet undetermined ambiguity in the and charges of the sixand four-branes:
with integers (the of [12]).
Given the classical intersection form in the large-radius limit, we can now determine the intersection form in the Gepner basis:
where from [12]. The signs and in the large volume intersection form follow from the definition (2.12). does not enter since it is symplectic, and so preserves. has determinant and thus the Gepner basis is not canonically normalized; this point will not be important for us.
We want to better understand the ambiguity. We can start by comparing the monodromy with our expectations from the large volume limit. One may define a basis of charges such that is the charge under the RR potential, with the switch in fourand six-brane charge as in (3.3). In this basis the effect of the shift follows from Eq. (2.10):
The factors and in this expression come from expanding the exponential (they can also be seen in (3.3)) and indicate that in this basis the charges are not integers.
The monodromy in the basis (3.3) is
Eqs. (3.8) and (3.9) agree if and, i.e. if we make a non-integral redefinition of the charge lattice. The explanation of this is that the intersection form in the conventions leading to (3.8) is actually not canonical, because it includes the other terms in (2.10). If we act on the basis (3.3) with the matrix, we can see that the charges are modified in precisely this way. The modification due to comes from the term in (2.12)(as for the quintic). induces a two-brane charge on the four-brane and might come from of its normal bundle. These effects were referred to in [19] as the "geometric Witten effect".
The most interesting ambiguity comes from which induces zero-brane charge on the six-brane. In [12] this was attributed to the sigma model four-loop correction in the bulk Lagrangian. In the D-brane context, one possibility is that this comes from an as yet unknown term at this order in the D-brane world-volume Lagrangians. We should also keep in mind that the intersection form we are computing involves the bulk propagation of the RR fields between the branes, so another possibility is that it comes from a partner to the term in the bulk Lagrangian which affects the RR kinetic term in a curved background.
In [12], the redefinition was used to make the charge basis integral, but an overall ambiguity was left over. It is in general more useful to have an integer charge basis so we will follow this procedure (this was already done implicitly as we took integer coefficients in the change of basis). We can resolve most of the ambiguity by calling the state which becomes massless at the mirror of the conifold point a "pure" six-brane with large volume charges, following [[56]56,,[57]57]. This determines. A geometrical argument for this is that any fluxes on the six-brane would produce additional contributions to its energy. If there is a line from the large volume limit to the conifold point along which the six-brane becomes massless with no marginal stability issues, this argument will presumably be valid. Another argument is that we will find this state as a Gepner model boundary state with no moduli, as is appropriate for a pure six-brane. Finally, this choice simplifies the charge assignments for the other boundary states.
We still have the ambiguity in to fix. As it happens this does not enter into the results we discuss, so we have no principled way to do this. We will simply set it to zero.
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4.14.1. Some results from boundary conformal field theory
A CFT on a Riemann surface with boundary requires specifying boundary conditions on the operators. For sigma models these conditions can be derived by imposing Dirichlet and/or Neumann boundary conditions directly on the sigma model fields. For more general CFTs we do not have a nice Lagrangian description; so the construction, classification, and interpretation of boundary conditions is not as straightforward. (See [[58]58,,[7]7,,[59]59,,[8]8] and references there for recent work in this direction.)
If the CFT has a chiral symmetry algebra one may simplify the problem by demanding that the boundary conditions are invariant under the symmetry. We can start with the Virasoro algebra which must be preserved (particularly in string theory where the symmetry is gauged). Let the boundary be at in some local coordinates. Reparameterizations should leave the boundary fixed, so we must impose. If the remaining symmetry algebra is generated by chiral currents with spin, then the boundary conditions are
where is an automorphism of the symmetry algebra.
We are interested in describing BPS D-branes which preserve spacetime SUSY. The closed-string sector will have at least worldsheet SUSY and the boundary conditions must preserve a diagonal part [[60]60,,[61]61]. Eq. (4.1) leads to two classes of boundary conditions [6]: the "A-type" boundary conditions
and the "B-type" boundary conditions
These conventions correspond to the open-string channel where the boundary propagates in worldsheet time. For Calabi-Yau compactification at large volume, A-type boundary conditions correspond to D-branes wrapped around middle-dimensional supersymmetric cycles; and B-type boundary conditions to D-branes wrapped around even-dimensional supersymmetric cycles [6].
A CFT on an annulus can also be studied in the closed-string channel where time flows from the one boundary to the other. The boundaries appear as initial and final conditions on the path integral and are described in the operator formalism by "coherent" boundary states [[62]62,,[63]63]. The boundary conditions (4.1) can be rewritten in the closed-string channel as operator conditions on these boundary states; for example
The relative sign change from (4.2),(4.3) can be understood as the result of a rotation on the components of the spin one current; it means that the A-type states are charged under operators and the B-type under operators.
The solution to these conditions [[64]64,,[65]65] are linear combinations of the "Ishibashi states":
Here is a highest weight state of the extended chiral algebra; the sum is over all descendants of ; and is an anti-unitary map with and.
Modular invariance requires that calculations in either channel have the same result. This gives powerful restrictions on possible boundary states. In particular one requires that a transition amplitude between different boundary states can be written as a sensible open-string partition function, via a modular transformation. For rational CFTs with certain restrictions, Cardy [13] showed that the allowed linear combinations of Ishibashi states (4.4) are:
If is a character of the extended chiral algebra, then is the matrix representation of the modular transformation. In this notation capital and lower-case letters denote the same representation; we use capital letters to denote this particular linear combination of Ishibashi states. We may also associate a bra state to the representation conjugate to :
These boundary states are in one-to-one correspondence with open-string boundary conditions which we will label the same way. Cardy argued that the open-string partition function was determined by the fusion rule coefficients. Let worldsheet time and space be labeled by and respectively; and let the boundary run from to, and the boundary conditions be and, respectively. Then the number of times that the representation appears in the open-string spectrum is precisely the fusion rule coefficient ; in other words, the open-string partition function will be
4.24.2. The Gepner model in the bulk
Gepner models [[66]66,,[67]67] (see also [68] for a quick review) are exactly solvable CFTs which correspond to Calabi-Yau compact


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Wedding Frame
Wedding Frame
Create a personal wedding frame that complements a photo of your wedding day.
Step 1: Collect Supplies and Tools
Instructions: You'll need the following:
- Avery Printable Cotton (3384™)
- Fiskars® Shape Cutter and Wave Edge template (4860)
- Cutting knife
- Scrapbook album or chipboard frame, 12" x 12"
- Dark green scrapbook paper
- Dark green and white ribbon
- Personal photo
- Glue
Step 2: Create Your Design
Instructions: Using your favorite software, create a text box that fills the page. Color the text box a light pale green. Type the couple's names in a darker green text. Copy and paste the names repeatedly to fill the page.
Step 3: Print and Attach
Instructions: Print out the text on two sheets of Avery Printable Cotton. Use both sheets to completely cover the surface area of the album, then attach the sheets to the album with glue.
Attach picture on top with glue.
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that matches any detected main monitor refresh rate. With Vsync unchecked and Frame cap 0, the time step is not fixed but instead uses actual elapsed time difference for dt. With Vsync unchecked and Frame cap > 0, timers are used to respect the set frame cap value. There is no guarantee that the frame cap will be achieved depending on platform specifics and hardware settings.
Swap interval is the interval with which to swap the front and back buffers in sync with vertical blanks (v-blank), the hardware event where the screen image is updated with data from the front buffer. A value of 1 swaps the buffers at every v-blank, a value of 2 swaps the buffers every other v-blank and so on. A value of 0 disables waiting for v-blank before swapping the buffers*. Setting swap_interval is done by calling the set_vsync_swap_interval function.
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Currently, Defold queries for monitor refresh rate at init and uses that as a basis for picking a fixed dt. If you want to support monitors using variable refresh rate (GSync or FreeSync for example) or other scenarios where the refresh rate might not be trivial to query, uncheck Vsyncto let the engine measure actual dt each frame instead of relying on a fixed time step.
Vsync and frame cap in Defold
Frame cap 0 (default) Frame cap > 0
Vsync checked (default) Relies on hardware vsync. Fixed dt of 1/(detected monitor refresh rate). Fixed dt of (swap interval)/(detected monitor refresh rate) where swap interval is clamped to the closest matching monitor refresh rate frame cap multiple.
Vsync unchecked Calculates dt each frame based on elapsed system time. Vsync might still be enabled in driver settings. Uses a fixed dt of 1 / (Frame cap). Uses timers and sleeps to respect the set frame cap.
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Where did the French Bodri family come from? What is the French Bodri family crest and coat of arms? When did the Bodri family first arrive in the United States? Where did the various branches of the family go? What is the Bodri family history?The origins of the name Bodri belongs to a very particular southern region that was once known as Languedoc. The name is derived from the ancient Norman personal name Baldric.
One can encounter great variation in the spelling of French surnames; in part, as spelling, and the spelling names was not yet standardized during the early development of the written French language. Later, there was much branching and movement of families, and spellings would change according to region. Variations of the name Bodri include Beaudry, Beaudri, Beaudrie, Beaudris, Beauddry, Beauddri, Beauddrie, Beauddris, Bodry, Bodri, Bodrie, Bodris, Boddry, Boddri, Boddrie, Boddris, Baudry, Baudri, Baudrie, Baudris, Bauddry, Bauddri, Bauddrie, Bauddris, Beudry, Beudri, Beudrie, Beudris, Beuddry, Beuddri, Beuddrie and many more.
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In 1643, 109 years after the first landings by Cartier, there were only about 300 people in Quebec. Migration was slow. The fur trade attracted migrants, both noble and commoner. By 1675, there were 7000 French in Quebec. By the same year the French Acadian presence in the Maritimes had reached 500. The French founded Lower Canada, thus becoming one of the two great founding nations of Canada. The family name Bodri has made many distinguished contributions in France and New France to the world of science, culture, religion, and education. Amongst the settlers in North America with this distinguished name Bodri were Pindence Beaudry who settled in San Francisco in 1850; Pierre Baudry who settled in Virginia in 1700; Louis Baudry, son of Toussaint and Françoise Archambault, who married Catherine Picard in 1720 and married again Marguerite Lacombe, daughter of Jean and Marie Millet in 1728.
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Herbal lore in witchcraft
Many witches most of whom were women were often consulted by others that would ask them to concoct a spell or potion to ward off others, bring them love or heal a problem or illness. The witch's use of herbs and plants were common knowledge and this herbal lore is still present today as a form of alternative medicine.
Some societies today still have what are know as medicine men who know the secrets of plants and herbs and these are seen in Australia, new guinea and Africa. Many plants used today in herbal cures are still linked to the witch and witchcraft, plants such as the foxglove for example is also known by the name of witchesglove.
This plant gives us digitalis and this is a drug which has saved many lives in those suffering from heart conditions, it was accredited to a Dr William Withering who acknowledged his debt to herbal witchcraft.
The full moon has always been associated with the witch and witchcraft and it is thought that at this time when the moon was full in the dead of the night witches collected the herbs and plants they used in their magic. The reason they did this was thought to be because at night plants have the highest content of drug in them.
Common plants used in herbal witchcraft
This plant is more commonly known as the deadly nightshade and is commonly found on old waste grounds and in old ruins. Folk lore of the past associated this plant as being the devils plant and the root of the plant is the principle source when preparing potions and tinctures. The berries of the plant are also used and these contain atropine which is used to alleviate spasms and to help with pain and inflammation.
This plant is more commonly know as the woody nightshade and is found in hedgerows, the drug solamine comes from this plant and solamine acts as a narcotic. Woody nightshade was commonly used for ailments such as fever, inflammation and jaundice and is also thought to guard against evil forces.
This plant is more commonly known as monkshood and was used for its poisonous effects where arrowheads were coated with it before going into battle, this plant is also thought to have been used widely in the concoction of black magic.
This plant is commonly known as hemlock and is found in meadows, hedgerows and on banks. The plant is easily distinguishable by its blood red markings on the stem and roots and it produces a drug called conium which is a powerful narcotic and sedative. When taken in large doses it is poisonous and this is the plant which is thought to have been used to poison the Greek philosopher Socrates.
Herbal lore in witchcraft
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Survey of Energy Resources 2007
Peat from a Climate Impact Point of View
The question of whether or not peat is a fossil or a renewable fuel was studied comprehensively, and probably for the first time, in 2000 when scientists proposed that peat should be referred to as a'slowly renewable fuel' (Crill, Hargreaves and Korhola, 2000). Since then, several new studies have been carried out, none of which has defined peat as a fossil fuel. The latest, by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) changed the classification of peat from fossil fuel to a separate category between fossil and renewable fuels (25th session of IPCC, Port Louis, Mauritius, 2006). Peat now has its own category: 'peat'. It should be mentioned that the latest life-cycle studies referred to in this commentary were not considered by the IPCC because they were completed after its 25th session.


Archive for January, 2012
January 16th, 2012
William Lane Craig's "Reflections on 'Uncaused Beginnings'"–A Review
by Max Andrews
Review of William Lane Craig's "Reflections on 'Uncaused Beginnings,'" Faith and Philosophy 27 (2010): 72-78.
In William Lane Craig's reflections on Graham Oppy's recent critiques of the cosmological argument[1], particularly kalam, Craig finds his arguments to lack serious considerations of a temporal order of causation and that the metaphysical theorizing of modality and causation are ambiguous and lack rigor. Oppy's argument is based on what an "initial state" of the universe is and its essential properties. His initial state is ambiguous but Craig explicates Oppy later in his critique.
January 12th, 2012
Theology Thursday: Paul Tillich
by Max Andrews
Theologian: Paul Tillich (_PHONE_)
General summary of his theology: Tillich's reasoning tends to reflect the romanticism of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries and is intuitive rather than excursive. He expressed a theme of the relationship between the infinite and the finite. The infinite is known as the infinite only in relation to the finite. Tillich also incorporated symbolism. Any finite thing may have the double capacity to be both what it is and to participate in and point beyond itself to the infinite. This is not to say that he didn't think systematically as well.
According to Tillich, religion comes by means of a systematic use of paradox. Religion is the state of being ultimately concerned or that which concerns us ultimately our being or not being at all. Religion must always be translated into political action. This is not being who I am or where I am, but, being or not being at all. This has to do with the absolute abyss of negativity and nothingness.
January 11th, 2012
Word of the Week Wednesday 1/11/12
by Max Andrews
The Word of the Week is: Quantum-Logic
Definition: An interpretation of quantum mechanics developed by John von Neumann in the late 1930's. Quantum logic says that everyday logic cannot be applied to the quantum world. Contrary to Boolean logic, quantum logic says that and and either do not have the same meaning in the quantum world.
More about the term: This interpretation isn't known to be deterministic or indeterministic. That is still up for debate. However, there is no collapse of the wave function. Also, local causation is uncertain as well. There is little debate on the issue but the majority understanding of this is that it has a unique history (contrary to other non-collapse interpretations like Many Worlds). When using Boolean logic to assess quantum logic it may seem that quantum logic is self-contradictory; however, if quantum logic is assessed internally it is indeed consistent. The major problem for this system is extrapolating applied logic. Boolean logic is certainly valid in everyday life but is invalid in the quantum world. One way or another it seems that contradictions may arise somewhere along the way. For more information see John Gribbin's Q is for Quantum.
Example of use: Consider the double slit experiment where a photon is shot at a wall with two slits and the photon goes through either one (or both). So, because there is no wave collapse the photon actually goes through both slits. There's a different logical significance in this experiment.
January 4th, 2012
Evolution, the Bible, and the 3.5 Million Dollar Violin
by Max Andrews
The following is a guest blog post by Jeff G. Jeff is a 24-year-old student studying biblical theology at North Park University in Chicago. He hopes to go on to grad school and get a Ph.D. in the field of biblical theology, if that is where God wants him.
It was 7th grade biology class, and we began to learn the theory of evolution. The evidence seemed absolutely clear to me—evolution was an undeniable fact. I picked up my bible and compared what I read to what I learned in my biology class. The accounts seemed clearly contradictory. It didn't take much time for me to conclude that all of Christianity was a sham. I will come back to this in a bit, but first, do me a favor and let me tell you another story…
In January of 2007, world-renowned violin virtuoso Joshua Bell took his 3.5 million dollar violin to the Washington D.C. metro station to play some songs as a street musician. Dressing modestly in a baseball cap, jeans, and a long-sleeved t-shirt, Bell left his violin case open for tips as he played 6 classical songs, one of which has been called the most difficult song on any instrument—J.S. Bach's Chaconne. Of this song, the great composer Johannes Brahms said, "if I imagined that I could have created, even conceived the piece, I am quite certain that the excess of excitement and earth-shattering experience would have driven me out of my mind."


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Inspiration and Bible Reflections
When Our Souls are in Trouble: Friday Fourth Week of Easter
 Breakfast With the Word Friday Fourth Week of Easter
 John 14:1-6
What happened in today's gospel is in tally with those moments when our souls are in trouble and worried. Those moments are;
 1. When we are not certain of what might befall us in the future: Before the gospel of John 14:1-6, the disciples are fearful and in a perplexing condition. We find ourselves in this kind of condition when our souls are in trouble
Jesus tells the disciples earlier, "Where I go, you cannot come." Peter asks Him"Where are you going?" Thomas said, "We do not know why you are going, how can we know the way?"
This explains the type of distress they are into. Their future seems to be unknown. Also, whenever we are so unsure of the future, we allow worrying to overcome us.
Hence in the midst of the unknown, when our souls are in trouble, we become fearful of what may befall us. Jesus says today, let your heart not be troubled despite that.
 2. When we seem to be losing something or somebody. The disciples of Jesus had good reason to be "troubled". The reason is that Jesus talks about leaving them and going where they could not follow.
Hence, Jesus saw in their faces that night; confusion, hurt, disappointment, fear, frustration and bewilderment.
So, the thought of losing Jesus was all over their faces. In essence, this is what truly happens to us. Sometimes, when we seem to be losing our positions, relationships loved ones, money, business etc we become so much worried and full of distress. So, when our souls are in trouble, Jesus encourages us today to be calm, put all our trust in Him. All hope is not lost yet.
 3. When we think all hope is lost. Nothing characterized the fear of those disciples than this. They were losing their master. That was their trouble. It seems to be a hopeless situation. Who will feed them again? What of the kingdom they were expecting? Can they succeed without Him? Won't the Jews laugh at them at last?
These are the type of questions we ask ourselves when our souls are in trouble and when we seem to be in hopeless moments. There is this questions about what can we do now? So, in this situation, Jesus is assuring us, to be calm despite the trauma.
 4. In moments of suffering and difficult situations. The disciples may be thinking that without Jesus things may be so difficult for them.
They were deeply concerned too of the suffering awaiting the messiah. Sometimes we experience sadness over our situations, by our difficult journey, and the things awaiting us. Jesus says to us put all our trust in me. Do not put your hearts in trouble.
 We Have Jesus
This is Jesus' farewell discourse. He speaks with words of encouragement and assuring presence to the disciples. Jesus is the true guide.
Remember that Jesus does not promise them freedom from their troubles. He only assures them of His mighty and Divine Presence during the time of troubles.
He tells them He will be with them in the midst of their troubles. When their souls are in trouble, He is going to be their strength and guide.
 What is Troubling You?
Stop for a moment. What is making your troubled heart today? What is causing you sleepless nights? The hurt of those disciples that night was no different from the hurts you experience today. Jesus is telling those disciples to give Him those "troubles" that were boiling over their hearts.
Jesus says to his disciples, "Do not put your heart in trouble; trust in God and trust in me". We owe God total trust whenever we find ourselves in challenges. Whether it improves or not, hang your faith there. The hour of surprises still comes unknown.
May God bless you dearest and give you the grace to overcome all your challenges Amen
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 Why does it seem like today's message was been referred to me personally.
 Thank you father for your encouraging words.
 May God continue to inspire and bless you. Amen
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Katunayake a town is situated on the west coast of the island of Sri Lanka close to the commercial capital of Colombo. It is the site of Bandaranaike International Airport, the primary international air gateway to Sri Lanka. With the change of government in 1977 and the introduction of the open economy policy a large area was allocated to create a free trade zone.(Currently known as the Export Promotion Zone.)This created a large amount of job opportunities for the local youth and has contributed substantially towards the countries economy.
Domestic aviation in Sri Lanka has suffered a somewhat patchy history, mainly due to the civil conflict, which at its height lead to the banning of all non-military flights. Since the ceasefire in 2002, however, the industry has taken wing once again. Most popular is the flight to Jaffna. Our travel correspondent reports on her experiences flying the carrier ExpoAir on her recent journalistic mission north.
Glancing at a map of Sri Lanka it seems like a small enough island, similar in size to Tasmania in Australia or Ireland. Small enough that travelling around should not take so much time. Those who live here or have travelled in Sri Lanka, know this couldn't be further from the truth. Jaffna, the northern most point of the island, is 396km from the capital, yet it can take up to 13 hours by road. Not surprisingly, many people choose to make use of the quicker option provided by airlines such as ExpoAir.
Bandaranaike International Airport (IATA: CMB, ICAO: VCBI) is Sri Lanka's only international airport. It is located in Katunayake, 35 km (22 mi) north of Colombo. It is administered by Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) Ltd. It is the hub of SriLankan Airlines, the national carrier of Sri Lanka.
The airport began as a Royal Air Force base during the Second World War, RAF Negombo. In 1957, when SWRD Bandaranaike removed all the British Military Bases from Sri Lanka (Ceylon), the base was handed over to the Royal Ceylon Air Force (RCyAF) and renamed Katunayake. Part of it still remains an Air Force base.
In 1964 Anil Moonesinghe, the Minister of Communications, commenced the building of a new international airport to replace Ratmalana, with Canadian aid. The new airport was completed in 1967, and Air Ceylon, the National Carrier, commenced international operations from it using a Hawker Siddeley Trident and a leased BOAC BAC VC-10. The airport was also a Trans World Airlines (TWA) hub for a short time.
It was named Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA), after SWRD Bandaranaike, in 1970. It was renamed Katunayake International Airport in 1977 but was changed back to Bandaranaike International Airport in 1995.
In recent years, various expansion projects have been undertaken at Bandaranaike International Airport. A pier with eight aero-bridges opened in November 2005, the first of its kind in Sri Lanka.
On May 7, 2007 the Sri Lankan Government decided to shift some major military aviation out of the space adjoining the airport to Hingurakgoda, paving the way to more civilian operations. The airport is undergoing resurfacing of its runway.
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text: The Manning equation is one of the most widely used formulae for calculating the velocity of shallow overland flow in hydrological and erosion models. Precise estimation of the Manning's friction coefficient (n) is critical to determining overland flow and soil erosion processes. Few studies have been conducted to quantify the effects of sediment load on Manning's n on steep slopes. This study was conducted to investigate the potential effects of sediment load on Manning's n in a flume with a fixed bed, under wide ranges of hydraulics and sediment loads. Slope gradient varied from 8·7 to 34·2%, unit flow rate from 0·66 to 5·26 × 10−3 m2 s−1, and sediment load from 0 to 6·95 kg m−1 s−1. The Reynolds number ranged from 350 to 5899. Results showed that Manning's n varied in both sediment-free and sediment-laden flows ranging from 0·012 to 0·055. The apparent Manning's coefficients of sediment-laden flow were much greater than those of sediment-free flow. The mean Manning coefficient of sediment-laden flow was 51·27% greater than the mean value of sediment-free flow. For sediment-laden flow, Manning's n could be estimated with a power function of unit flow discharge and sediment content. Further studies are needed to quantify the potential effects of sediment load on the Manning's n on erodible beds and in fields. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


Quadcopter vs Hexacopter
Quadcopter vs Hexacopter
If you're looking for a hexacopter, you have to ensure a few things. You should know the advantages of a hexacopter as compared to a quadcopter. Make sure that which drone will meet your needs effectively. In this article, we will discuss which is better: quadcopter vs hexacopter.
We will compare both drones, which will make it easy for you.
quadcopter vs hexacopter
What is a quadcopter?
A drone has four rotors that help it fly in the air and hover for a long time. A quadcopter is a remote-controlled UAV ( Unmanned Aircraft Vehicle) mainly used for videography.
What is a Hexacopter?
A hexacopter consists of six rotors and six motors that help fly in the air. It's also a UAV controlled by a remote.
Use of Quadcopter
Quadcopter mostly for videography and photography. These drones are mostly compact in size and low in weight. One disadvantage of quadcopters is they can't lift an additional payload
Use of quadcopter
Use of Hexacopter
Hexacopter is used in high-level cinematography. The Main is they can lift larger cameras which use for films. These UAVs are available in all sizes.
Pros and Cons Of Quadcopter vs Hexacopter
Hexacopter are different from quadcopters in many ways which we will discuss now.
Payload Capacity
Hexacopter can lift heavy weights as compared to quadcopters. This is the reason they can be seen in industries like agriculture, professional cinematography and surveying
Flight Duration
Now quadcopters have an edge over hexacopters. They don't offer any additional flight time due to larger weights. They need more power to lift heavy weights.
Sizes
One more benefit of quadcopters is that they are compact compared to helicopters. The quadcopter can be foldable as well.
Motor Dependent
Hexacopter has six motors, if the motor fails, the aircraft will be stable to maintain elevation and land safely. On the hand, quadcopters have four motors. If one of them fails drone will crash.
Quadcopter vs Hexacopter
Expensive
Hexacopters are more expensive because of their design and additional functions. These UAVs mostly use in industries and need to be good in quality. That's why they are expensive
Which one is more stable
Since hexacopter have motors in a circular pattern compared to quadcopters, changing direction is more stable and work will be done more effectively.
Conclusion
Hexacopters are mostly used in industries and for professional work. If you're new to drones, you should go with a quadcopter that helps you learn skills. Quadcopters are very much cheaper.
Quadcopters are most commonly used for videography. A quadcopter is best if you're looking for a drone for videography.
FAQs
Is a hexacopter better than a quadcopter?
Hexacopter can lift heavy weights, providing more stable flight than quadcopters. If one of the motors fails, the hexacopter can maintain its balance and land safely.
What are Hexacopter drones used for?
Hexacopters mostly used for
Film videography
Agriculture industries
Surveying purposes and other fields require heavy weight lifting.
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Global potato organization says potatoes provided stability during supply chain disruptions, and now the industry deserves to prosper.
PROSPERITY remains a primary focus for the International Potato Center (CIP) which has just launched its annual report.
The significant economic value that root and tuber crops (RTCs) generate for farmers worldwide is highlighted in opening speeches by Director General Simon Heck and the Board of Trustees Chair Helen Hambly Odame.
"The pandemic highlighted the importance of RTCs as they provided stability during global supply chain disruptions. Studies indicate that by 2050, RTCs and fruits and vegetables will account for the largest gains in agricultural economic value in Africa, with similar trends underway in South Asia and Latin America," the report states. "This transformative shift, driven by increased reliance on RTCs under climate change scenarios, allows smallholder farmers in resource-poor communities to benefit from increased market demand. CIP's work empowers them to share in the prosperity built on RTCs."
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Jul 12, 2018
Where would extra water in river come from?
The framework of a plan for the Sacramento River watershed released Friday by the state Water Resources Control Board calls for an increase in the amount of water running into the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and out to sea, but it leaves the question of where that water would come from largely unanswered.
It's a good chunk of water. According to the framework, the target of letting 55 percent of "unimpeded flow" run downstream amounts to a reduction of 17 percent of the current average surface water supply available in the Sacramento River and its tributaries, plus the three rivers that run directly into the delta from the east.
Those four watersheds are grouped together in the Water Board's framework.