Q: What is an interactive Windows logon session and how can users start an interactive logon session? Are there any Group Policy Object (GPO) settings I can use to control user interactive logons in my Active Directory (AD) environment? Can you also tell me where a user's last interactive logon time is stored in AD?
A: An interactive Windows logon session is the result of an interaction between a user and the Windows OS. An interactive logon session is always initiated by a user and tells Windows that the user wants to authenticate either to a local machine or to a domain. Following this user action, Windows will prompt the user for a set of authentication credentials. Because of the interaction between the OS (requesting credentials) and the user (providing credentials), Microsoft calls this method of starting an authentication process "interactive" logon. Interactive logon is also referred to as "local logon." A successful interactive logon results in a logon session. In Windows, a user can start an interactive authentication or logon process in different ways:
 - By pressing the Ctrl+Alt+Del key sequence. This key sequence is known as the Secure Attention Sequence (SAS). Microsoft also refers to this method for starting an authentication process as "secure logon" or "classic logon." The SAS guarantees that the authentic Windows logon dialog box appears. It ensures that a user is communicating with the OS by means of a trusted path when entering his or her password and not with a program that mimics a logon prompt to retrieve password information. This interactive logon option is available on both standalone and domain-joined machines.
 - By entering a user account and password in the classic logon dialog box if the Ctrl+Alt+Del key sequence is not required for calling the classic logon dialog box. You can disable Ctrl+Alt+Del for calling the classic logon dialog box both on domain-joined and standalone machines. To do so for domain-joined machines, you must enable the "Interactive Logon: Do not require Ctrl+Alt+Del" GPO security option or create the following registry key and set it to value 1: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\DisableCAD (REG_DWORD). This registry key can also be used on standalone machines. I don't recommend you disable Ctrl+Alt+Del in enterprise environments for the reason mentioned in the previous bullet.
 - By clicking a user account on the Windows Welcome screen. This option is available only on Windows XP and can be used only to log on locally. I recommend not using the Welcome screen for logging on to standalone XP machines in enterprise environments.
 - By requesting a secondary logon session using the runas command-line utility or by using Fast User Switching.
 - By starting a connection to another machine using Terminal Services or Remote Desktop. Microsoft refers to these two logon types as "remote" interactive logon.
There are interactive logon scenarios in which the interaction between the user and the authentication server remains hidden. For example, you can save the username and password that you use to connect to a remote desktop computer object, so you don't have to retype it. Also, Windows allows you to automate the logon process at system startup by storing a username and password in the registry. This feature is known as autologon. In XP, autologon can be enabled from the GUI: Simply select the "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer" checkbox in the Windows XP User Accounts dialog box. To call the Windows XP User Accounts dialog box from the command line, type:
 control userpasswords2.
Look at the Microsoft article "How to turn on automatic logon in Windows" at _URL_ to learn how you can enable autologon from the system registry.
Table 1, below, lists the GPO settings you can use to control interactive logon in a Windows AD environment and their recommended values. All settings are located in the Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options GPO container.
AD stores a user's last logon time in the LastLogon AD user object attribute. Like the case for the logging of account logon events in the Windows Event Viewer, the last logon time is only updated in the AD instance of the DC that authenticated the user. That is why you must query all DCs in a user's definition domain to find out the user's last logon time.
In Windows Server 2003, Microsoft included a new AD user object attribute called LastLogonTimeStamp that resolves the LastLogon problem outlined above to a certain extent… LastLogonTimeStamp stores the "approximate" value of the last logon of a user to other DCs. The value is approximate because AD replicates it only once every 14 days to avoid replication overhead. So even though LastLogonTimeStamp doesn't resolve the LastLogon problem completely, at least it gives administrators a way to discover inactive accounts that have not logged on in the last few weeks. The LastLogonTimeStamp attribute is only activated when the domain is switched to the Windows 2003 domain functional level. See the following Microsoft Technet reference for more information: _URL_
Table 1: Table 1: Interactive Logon Related GPO Settings
GPO Settings Recommended Value / Meaning
Interactive logon: Do not display last user name Enabled / Hides last user name used for logon from the logon dialog box
Interactive logon: Do not require Ctrl+Alt+Del Disabled / Disables the use of Ctrl+Alt+Del for calling the classic Windows logon dialog box.
AInteractive logon: Message text for users attempting to log on Enter a custom message for your environment / Used to set message in dialog box that Windows displays when users use the SAS sequence.
Interactive logon: Message title for users attempting to log on Enter a custom title for your environment / Used to set title of dialog box that Windows displays when users use the SAS sequence.
Interactive logon: Number of previous logons to cache (in case domain controller is not available) Enable on laptops and desktops – disable on machines that don't need it (DCs, member servers) / enables credential caching and sets number of credentials to cache.
Interactive logon: Prompt user to change password before expiration Enable – 14 days / Informs user that his password is about to expire and must be changed – allows you to set the number of days before the actual password expiry the user will be informed.
Interactive logon: Require Domain Controller authentication to unlock workstation Enable / Can be used to ensure that user credentials are validated against ad DC when user unlocks Windows desktop.
Interactive logon: Require smart card Depends on organization's security requirements/ Enforces use of smart card for Windows logon.
Interactive logon: Smart card removal behavior Depends on organization's security requirements/ Determines smart card removal from smart card reader behavior. Possible settings are No action / Lock workstation / Force Logoff.


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I have made a series of choropleth maps in ArcMap 10. When I classify the interval the bottom of the dialogue tells how many elements are in the class.
Is it possible to have this number automatically places beside my class labels?
Thanks in advance. J.
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The first science demonstration observations were made using the near infrared camera on the Keck I telescope. In this talk I describe the overall performance of the Keck I telescope in these observations, as well as the state of the commissioning of the other first generation instruments. The state of progress on the Keck II telescope will also be described.
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The W.M. Keck Observatory is a scientific partnership between the California Institute of Technology and the University of California. It was made possible by the generous gift of the W.M. Keck foundation, and the support of its president, Howard Keck. We are most grateful for their visionary endowment that has made possible the first of the next generation of telescopes. It is a pleasure to also thank all of the many devoted people whose unflagging efforts have made possible the success of the W.M.Keck Observatory.
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Note the cold spots are not along the geographic line from the N. Pole to the S. Pole but where the globe, tilted and tipped, is getting the least amount of sunshine! Depending on the tipping and what part of the globe is getting sunlight, the coldest spot is not the geographic N. Pole, but that part of the globe that gets less sunlight. On the weather maps below, the Italy Face makes Russia, not Sweden, receive less sunlight as Sweden is tilted toward the Sun. The Americas Face makes the areas NW of Hudson Bay, not the N. Pole, receive less sunlight as this part receives a shorter day as it is pushed into an early sunset during the tilt swing. The New Zealand face shows an uneven distribution of cold along latitude 60° as the globe is pushed up and away from the Sun over New Zeland. This is then pulled forward over the India Face for warmer temperatures North of Mongolia. The weather maps, and the verbal descriptions, match.
Dec 3: No precise sunset data because of the clouds, but but somewhere between 280° and 320°. [Assume 300°. Compass reading, subtract 30° for deviation. Skymap expects Azi 238°. Sunset NORTH by 32°]
Dec 19: I think we have passed the actual Solstice already a week ago at least, as the sun is already now again higher in my view in Europe than it was 2 weeks ago. I feel we have rolled by at least 12-30 degrees.
Dec 21: Sun set SSW rather than SW at Azi 225°.
Dec 2: Sunset early by 30 minutes, SOUTH.
Dec 3: Sunset SOUTH by 21°
Dec 5: Sunrise NORTH by 11°
Dec 11: Sunset SOUTH by 12°
Dec 11: Sunset SOUTH by 14°
Dec 13: Sunset SOUTH by 22°
Dec 14: Sunrise NORTH by 7°
Dec 26: Sunrise NORTH by 12°
Dec 6: Sunrise high by 19° NORTH, early.
Dec 7: Sunrise 50 minutes, NORTH.
Dec 8: dark in the 2nd week of Nov at 5 PM, normal for in the first week of Dec.
Dec 21: Sunset SOUTH by 14°
Dec 23: Sunset SOUTH by 16°
Dec 24: Sunset SOUTH by 18°
Dec 8: SOUTH by 38°!
Dec 10: Sunset SOUTH by 6°
Dec 18: Sunset SOUTH by 3°
Dec 22: Sunset SOUTH by 8°
Dec 18: Sunset 5° SOUTH.
Sunset Dec 3: SOUTH by 9°.
Sunrise Dec 11: SOUTH by 8°
Sunset Dec 11: SOUTH by 11°
Midday Dec 12: SOUTH by 25° and too HIGH by 15-20° deg!
Sunset Dec 12: SOUTH by 11°
Sunrise Dec 7: SOUTH, late by 47 minutes.
Sunset Dec 6: SOUTH, late by 28 minutes.

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ASME-Landmark:The United States Standard Screw Threads
William Sellers (_PHONE_) of Philadelphia was inspired by Great Britain's adoption of a comprehensive system of screw threads promulgated in 1841 by that nation's leading maker of machine tools, Joseph Whitworth (_PHONE_). He understood the value of Whitworth's standard, a clear improvement over the various "mongrel" threads that U.S. machinery makers used, but Sellers decided to improve upon Whitworth's approach, creating a system of threads adapted to U.S. needs.
In April 1864, Sellers laid out his proposed system of screw threads in a paper delivered at Philadelphia's Franklin Institute, America's leading forum for developing the art and science of mechanical engineering. Sellers simplified Whitworth's design by adopting a thread profile of 60 degrees (versus 55 degrees), which was easier for ordinary mechanics and machinists to cut. In addition to this profile, Sellers offered systematic approaches to thread pitch (the number of threads per inch), form, and depth, as well as rules to proportion hex nuts—for each fractional size from 1/4-inch to 6-inch diameter bolts.
By the 1880s, the new system of standard screw threads became widespread as machines with interchangeable parts, from typewriters to locomotives, flooded the national economy. This rationally elegant yet simple system of fasteners boosted productivity, simplified machinery repairs, and united diverse machine makers and users from coast to coast. They are still widely used, known as the United States Standard Screw Threads. See ASME website for more information


Installation in steel hulls
General installation issues:
The most important installation hint is: NEVER PUT ANY GREASE BETWEEN THE ROLLERS
Our suggested mounting procedure for Jefa rudder systems in steel hulls:
 1. After the turning of the hull and the joining with the deck locate the rotational axis of the rudder. Align and cut the hole for the steel bearing tube. The inside diameter of the tube should be a couple of millimetres bigger than the outside diameter of the bearing housing. Try to extend the bearing tube as high as possible above the waterline but at least more than 100 mm above the final waterline. (If you have any doubts, please consult our sealing system page). Please note that when the top of the sealing system is underneath the waterline, a potential dangerous situation is created and an alternative steering arrangement should be considered. Align the tube a good as possible to the future centreline of the rudder shaft and weld it in the hull.
 2. Grind and clean the inside of the bearing tube and outside of the bearing housing. Close the top and bottom surface of the bearing with some plastic and tape, so no glue could run into the bearing. Put the bearing in the tube and align it using small wigs. Put a small fillet of epoxy filler around the bottom of the bearing. After the epoxy filler has hardened, cast the area between the bearing housing and tube with for example thin epoxy resin.
 1. Cut the hole for the top bearing in oversize, so you will have some adjustment for the alignment of the rudderstock.
 2. Remove the key, if present, out of the keyway as it could damage the rollers. Don't forget to put the gaiter over the tube as there will be no possibility any more to mount it.
 3. We are now ready to slide the rudder shaft into the boat. Run the rudder stock carefully, while rotating, up into the top deck hole. Secure the rudder blade in position and slide the top bearing over the shaft while rotating. If the angle of the mounting surface of the top bearing is more than a couple of degrees out, produce a wig (teak or delrin) to adjust the top surface angle.
 4. Carefully align the rudder to it's theoretical position using wigs between the top bearing and the holes in the hull. Please note that if the keel isn't at its optimal angle under the ship it could be wise to also misalign the rudder to accommodate the same angle as the keel, as every misalignment between the rudder and keel will be very obvious when standing behind the ship.
 5. Drill the appropriate holes for the top bearing. Remove the bearing, clean the bottom on the flange and deck and put a proper film of polyurethane sealant underneath the flange of the top bearing. If your rudder system doesn't consist of self-aligning bearings it's very important to not just bolt down the top bearing on the deck as the surface of the deck and the flange of the bearing will always be misaligned a bit. One can use the sealant to adjust for this small misalignment. Tighten the bolts lightly, just as far as the sealant starts to be pressed from underneath the flange. Wait at least 24 hours for the sealant to harden, before you finally tighten the bolts permanently. If a self-aligning type of top bearing is used, one can tighten the bolts permanently as the bearing will align itself to the rudder shaft.
 1. The final part of the installation is the sealing system.
 The gaiter should not be installed completely stretched out. The distance between both jubilee clips should be between 50 and 70 mm. Please make sure the rudder is in the amidships position when tightening the jubilee clips. After the rudder stops have been installed, one should check if the gaiter allows to rotate the rudder to both end positions without being stretched. If the ship is intended to make a long world tour, it's advisable to purchase an extra unglued gaiter with a tube of neoprene glue. This way one can replace the gaiter quick and easy, without having to drop the rudder.
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 1. Now the vertical locking can be installed. There are two ways of vertical locking: A rudder head or locking ring on top of the top bearing and the use of a top bearing with an integrated vertical roller bearing (type 4....Z). The second option will give extra advantages in this application as it also provides a vertical locking upwards.
 In both cases one should use grease or anti seize paste on the tread of the set screws of the locking rings, especially when used above deck. Tighten the screws when the shaft is at the correct height. Remove the screws, drop the shaft a bit, and drill a small hole a few millimetres deep so the set screws will enter the shaft a bit. This will make sure that the rudder will never drop down.
We hope these guidelines will provide a trouble free installation of the Jefa rudder system. If you have questions or problems please mail them to us at _EMAIL_.
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Last week, I posted about Metro Vancouver Regional District staff's first look at information from the most recent census. As noted by the regional district, the South of Fraser is where 45% of population growth occurred between 2011 and 2016.
New presentations from Metro Vancouver get into more detail about population numbers, and how it relates to the Regional Growth Strategy (RGS). The following graph shows the projected share of population growth according to the RGS, and where population growth actually occurred. Growth in the South of Fraser has exceeded the projections.
|Projected and Actual Growth – Regional Shares. Source: Metro Vancouver. Select graph to enlarge.|
One of the major goals of the RGS is to have 40% of new dwelling units (housing) be built within urban centres by 2021. Between 2011 and 2016, Metro Vancouver estimates that 39% of new housing units were built in urban centres. When looking at the numbers closer, it appears that while Downtown Vancouver has accommodated significantly more housing units than envisioned in the RGS, the same isn't true about Surrey City Centre or other smaller municipal centres. There is work to be done.
|Growth in Urban Centres between 2011 and 2016. Rough estimates. Source: Metro Vancouver. Select table to enlarge.|
The following map shows where new housing units were built.
|Map of Net Dwelling Unit Growth between 2011 and 2016. Source: Metro Vancouver. Select map to enlarge.|
One of the interesting slides from the presentation on long-term growth in the region shows that in the next 100 years, the South of Fraser will become the most populated part of the region.
|Draft Scenario Population Growth by Sub-regions. Source: Metro Vancouver. Select graph to enlarge.|
The final slide I wanted to share from the presentations shows the origin of people that immigrated to Metro Vancouver over the last decade.
|Immigration to Metro Vancouver by Origin. Source: Metro Vancouver. Select graph to enlarge.|
Now and into the future, the success of our region is tied to the success of how we grow and develop in the South of Fraser. Will we be able to built walkable urban centres connected by high-quality transit, or will we make the same mistakes as other regions throughout North America by locking people into forced auto-dependence, congestion, and sprawl?


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Burkert mxControl 8620 multiparameter controller
The multiparameter controller mxControl 8620 is designed to automate the control of process variables within a water treatment system and reduces controller and instrument costs. The controller integrates all control, monitoring and display features as well as data and event logging functions into one compact unit.
The controller is the first modular control system designed for seamless integration into countless chemical or skid-control applications. The controller is easily configured to display, transmit and record flow, pressure, pH/ORP, conductivity, turbidity, O2, O3, Cl2, level and temperature. It accepts standard 4-20 mA inputs from the field instruments and provides high-level computations to optimise the water treatment process. The unit is designed for use in water treatment, cooling towers, RO applications and boiler systems.
The system is capable of processing up to four analog, two RTD, eight digital inputs as well as five relays, four digital transistor outputs and four optional analog outputs - totalling 23 I/O - simultaneously (model dependent). Its electronics and control algorithms ensure optimum process control is maintained with minimal operator intervention.
Parameters are loaded by SD card or from a standard PC via the USB interface. An optional ethernet interface can be used to configure and parameterise the controller remotely or be used to send email or SMS alerts in the event of an alarm situation.
All important variables and parameters may be raised via five soft-touch keys, with the operator able to grant varied access via the built-in security system.
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Mechanics: Vectors and Projectiles
Vectors and Projectiles: Audio Guided Solution
The takeoff speed of a military aircraft from an aircraft carrier is approximately 170 mi/hr relative to the air. They acquire this speed through a combination of a catapult system present on the aircraft carrier and the aircraft's jet propulsion system. A common strategy is to head the carrier and the plane into the wind. If a plane is taking off from an aircraft carrier which is moving at 40 mi/hr into a 20 mi/hr headwind, then what speed relative to the deck of the aircraft carrier must it obtain to takeoff?
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Habits of an Effective Problem Solver
- Read the problem carefully and develop a mental picture of the physical situation. If necessary, sketch a simple diagram of the physical situation to help you visualize it.
- Identify the known and unknown quantities in an organized manner. Equate given values to the symbols used to represent the corresponding quantity - e.g., vox = 12.4 m/s, voy = 0.0 m/s, dx = 32.7 m, dy =???.
- Use physics formulas and conceptual reasoning to plot a strategy for solving for the unknown quantity.
- Identify the appropriate formula(s) to use.
- Perform substitutions and algebraic manipulations in order to solve for the unknown quantity.
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To meet the requirement for a second-generation digital optical disk with a larger capacity and a higher speed, the new 300-mm, write-once optical disk system described here uses pit-edge recording and the modified-constant-angular-velocity method [Maeda et al., Trans. IEICE E74, 951 (1991)]. New techniques that can use these methods together and are suitable for interchangeability—data composition and independent detection of the leading and trailing edges—have resulted in the most reliable data-storage system ever produced, we believe. The concept of this system, the characteristics of the new techniques, and the optimization of system performance are described.
© 1995 Optical Society of America
Takeshi Maeda, Atushi Saito, Hisataka Sugiyama, Shinichi Arai, and Kazuo Shigematsu, "Write-once optical disk system measuring 300 mm using high-density, pit-edge recording," Appl. Opt. 34, 4965-4971 (1995)


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Physlets run in a Java-enabled browser on the latest Windows & Mac operating systems.
If Physlets do not run, click here for help on updating Java and setting Java security.
Problem 5.1: A 2-kg Physics textbook pressed against a wall does not move
Please wait for the animation to completely load.
Consider a 2-kg physics textbook (not drawn to scale) pressed against a wall, which has a coefficient of static friction of μs = 0.3 and a coefficient of kinetic friction of μk = 0.2 as shown in the animation (position is given in meters and time is given in seconds). Restart.
- Draw a free-body diagram for the book, showing all the forces that act.
- What is the net force on the book? Include both magnitude and direction in your answer.
- What is the minimum force of the push represented by the hand?
- What happens to the motion of the book and to the forces if the push is greater than your answer to (c)?

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Grease gun (tool)
A grease gun is a common workshop and garage tool used for lubrication. The purpose of the grease gun is to apply lubricant through an aperture to a specific point, usually from a grease cartridge to a grease fitting or 'nipple'. The channels behind the grease nipple lead to where the lubrication is needed. The aperture may be of a type that fits closely with a receiving aperture on any number of mechanical devices. The close fitting of the apertures ensures that lubricant is applied only where needed. There are four types of grease gun:
 1. Hand-powered, where the grease is forced from the aperture by back-pressure built up by hand-cranking the trigger mechanism of the gun, which applies pressure to a spring mechanism behind the lubricant, thus forcing grease through the aperture.
 2. Hand-powered, where there is no trigger mechanism, and the grease is forced through the aperture by the back-pressure built up by pushing on the butt of the grease gun, which slides a piston through the body of the tool, pumping grease out of the aperture.
 3. Air-powered (pneumatic), where compressed air is directed to the gun by hoses, the air pressure serving to force the grease through the aperture. Russell Gray, inventor of the air-powered grease gun, founded Graco based on this invention.[citation needed]
 4. Electric, where an electric motor drives a high pressure grease pump. These are often battery-powered for portability.
A grease gun (pneumatic)
The grease gun is charged or loaded with any of the various types of lubricants, but usually a thicker heavier type of grease is used.
It was a close resemblance to contemporary hand-powered grease guns that gave the nickname to the World War II-era M3 submachine gun.[1]
Caution when using grease gunEdit
 - Keep your face away from the discharge port to avoid spraying. Some undesirable things such as machine dust and chemicals may spew out if you stay close to the tool
 - Read the instructions carefully and perform maintenance regularly
 - Always wear protective equipment (protective gear, shoes,...) when installing and disassembling
 - Do a daily check
 - Use strictly according to specification
 - Stop using when you feel it is dangerous or unusual
 - Prevent water and dust from entering the machine as these impurities may affect the grease quality
 - Oil in the machine may be spilled, so please operate with care[2]
See alsoEdit
 1. ^ Ingram, Mike (2001). The MP40 Submachine Gun. Zenith Imprint. p. 85. ISBN _PHONE_.
 2. ^ "Everything about Grease gun". Daniel Duong. Retrieved Sep 20, 2019.


Using Python scripting in Collabora Online
This document describes the Python scripting feature to manipulate documents being edited in Collabora Online.
Python scripting allows for document manipulation while being edited in Collabora Online. The use-case assumes a web page has a Collabora Online document instance open in an iframe and that the functionality that wants to access the Python scripting is on the parts of the web page outside that iframe.
The core LibreOffice has support for Python scripting already. Enhancements are made so that a Python script (or other code in the LibreOffice core) can return structured values to the JavaScript code in the browser, for instance lists, and not just simple strings or integers.
On the Online side, notifications from returning Python scripts are forwarded to the JavaScript code running in the browser.
Python script files
The Python script files containing functions to be called should be located in the LibreOffice installation, in the folder share/Scripts/python. (In the LibreOffice sources, they are in scripting/examples/python.) Currently, this folder contains,,,, and and files that are used by the demo web page framed.html
(see below), and a few others. Customer-specific Python files should be place d in the same location. After editing script files, the Collabora Online instance must be restarted.
These server-side scripts are read-only during run-time and cannot be modified via Online. Furthermore, the execution of Python scripting is limited to the Python script files in the aforementioned directory, which are prepared in advance. Arbitrary Python code execution is not possible, nor is the execution of dynamically code generated code. These are to guarantee strong security constraints.
Additional security is provided by not enabling the Python script provider by default. You need to explicitly install the collaboraofficebasis6.x-python-script-provider and collaboraofficebasis6.x-pyuno packages (replace x with the respective version number) to enable Python scripts.
In the Online sources there is a web page loleaflet/dist/framed.html and loleaflet/dist/framed.doc.html that are examples of web pages that run an unmodified Collabora Online instance inside an HTML iframe, and then from the HTML code outside the iframe calls Python scripts in the underlying LibreOffice instance to manipulate data in the document open in the Collabora Online instance. Various parameters can be passed to the Python scripts, and return values handled.
Both framed.html and framed.doc.html is just for demonstration purposes and very bare-bones visually.
Forms and JavaScript in framed.html and framed.doc.html
framed.html and framed.doc.html contain a set of small HTML forms and corresponding JavaScript functions that are invoked when a form is submitted. When a form is submitted, in this demonstration case, a corresponding JavaScript function is called. Of course in a real-life use case this could be constructed differently. The JavaScript function fetches the input fields and passes them to the JavaScript functionality of the Collabora Online running inside the iframe using the postMessage() standard JavaScript function.
The parameter to postMessage is a stringified JSON object. The interesting fields in that are: MessageId, which should be CallPythonScript, ScriptFile, which should be the file name of the Python source file containing the Python function to be called, Function which should be the name of the Python function to be called, and Values which should be a JSON object containing the (named) parameters to that Python function.
The JavaScript function receiveMessage() is set up to handle postMessage() events posted to the HTML page from the iframe, and handle especially those corresponding to return values from called Python functions. Those are distinguished by having a MessageId of CallPythonScript-Result.
Once receiveMessage() knows it is handling a return value from a Python script, it checks the commandName field which contains the LibreOffice URL of the called Python function. In the demonstration framed.html it is receiveMessage that then directly does what is necessary depending on the function called. In a more real-life use case, this could be done in some more generic and complex manner of course.
Sample Scripts
These scripts are provided as samples and as starting points for experimentation and further development. Users are encouraged to make copies of them and modify as necessary. Note that they may get overwritten when upgrading the Online packages, so making separate copies is highly recommended to avoid losing any changes.
The first form sets the colour of a cell in the (Calc) document open in the Collabora Online instance. The (zero-based) x and y coordinates of the cell, and the colour (in HTML format, like _TAG_ for a very light green) are input fields of the form. In this case the Python file is called, the function is called SetCellColor, and the parameters are the x and y coordinates and the colour.
The second form has no input fields and causes the function GetNamedRanges() in the Python file to be called. That function takes no parameter but returns a value that is a list of named ranges in the document. The receiveMessage() function inserts these into a textarea element.
The third form is used to add a named range to the document. The input fields are as expected, the name and the range. The called Python function is AddNamedRange, also in The JavaScript to call this is somewhat complicated because of different syntax used in the input fields and parameters passed to that Python function. One could as well put the parameter mangling into Python code, of course.
Finally, and simplest sample, is a form to delete a named range.
This script demonstrates inserting a custom text into a Writer document, replacing any selection (if exists), otherwise inserting at the cursor's position.


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Staff-by rule
Create a staff-by rule if you need to define who's available to take call or cover a shift beyond OnCall's standard filters, work preferences and day-after rules.
Create a Staff-by rule
(see video guide)
 1. In OnCall's menu bar go to Window / Rule Writer.
 2. The Rule Writer toolbox has three dropdowns. In the top dropdown, select Staff-by rule.
 3. In the middle dropdown, rename the rule to a more meaningful name that defines the rule. Click on the current name and type over with the new name. When finished, click ENTER. Naming rules is particularly helpful when you have more than one rule for your schedule.
 4. In the bottom dropdown, select a condition and then choose entries to include or exclude from the rule. If your rule has layers of conditions, separate or define them using the icons above. The most commonly used icons are the + to add another set of conditions or - to exclude a condition.
 5. When finished building the rule, click the Apply to icon, => to apply the rule to one or more call services or shifts. If you successfully applied the rule to the correct service or shift, the service's Infobox window displays a box that begins with "Staff rule" followed by the rule name.
 6. Examples:
 For RESIDENT type schedules, below are two common staff-by rules:
 1. A call service is staffed by a combination of block rotations.
 In this example, the Consult Resident service is staffed by PGY2 and PGY3 residents that are on the Amb Care, Card, and Consult block rotations.
 2. A re-purposed call service is providing an inaccurate Team summary list.
 In this example, the Ward call service row was renamed to Night Float Resident. The Team summary list is still providing names of residents on Wards block rotation. It is supposed to be staffed by PGY2 and PGY3 residents that are on the NF block rotation.
 For ATTENDING type schedules, below are three common staff-by rules:
 1. The Call service is only staffed by an MD if nobody is on Back-up Call that day.
 2. A staff type cannot work another service if already scheduled that day.
 In this example, Back-up Call is staffed by MDs and NPs. But if an NP is working Call that day, an MD must work Back-up.
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Design and numerical simulation of a DNA electrophoretic stretching device†
DNA stretching is now a key technology in emerging DNA mapping devices such as direct linear analysis (DLA), though DNA stretching in a high throughput manner is still a challenging problem. In this work, we present a new microfluidic channel design to enhance DNA stretching using kinematic analysis and Brownian dynamics-finite element method (BD-FEM). Our group recently showed in experiments that the extensional electrophoretic field arising from a hyperbolic microcontraction can be utilized to stretch T4-DNA. We demonstrate the reliability of our BD-FEM model for the present problem by showing that the numerical predictions are consistent with the experimental data for the hyperbolic channel. We then investigate DNA stretching for four different funnel shapes. Surprisingly the maximum mean DNA stretch is quite similar in all four designs. Finally, we propose a new design with a side-feeding branch to enhance stretching based on a kinematic analysis along different feeding locations. Our numerical simulation predicted that DNA stretching can be dramatically enhanced using side-feeding.


_USER_{Lundberg2010Personality, abstract = {This paper uses data from the German Socio-economic Panel Study to examine the relationship between psychological traits, in particular personality, and the formation and dissolution of marital and cohabiting partnerships. Changing patterns of selection into and out of relationships indicate that the determinants of marital surplus have altered between older cohorts who were born in the years after World War II and younger cohorts born in the 1960s. For younger cohorts, relationships between personality traits and the probability of marriage are identical for men and women, which is consistent with returns to marriage that are based on joint consumption. Tastes for marital public goods are negatively related to openness to experience (a desire for change and variety) and positively related to conscientiousness for both men and women. Selection into marriage is associated with distinctly different personality profiles for older men and older women, suggesting that gender-specialized contributions to household public goods were an important source of marital surplus for these cohorts.}, address = {Bonn}, author = {Shelly Lundberg}, copyright = {_URL_ keywords = {J12; 330; Personality; marriage; divorce; Ehe; Haushaltsproduktion; Pers\"{o}nlichkeitspsychologie; Geschlecht; Scheidung; Lebensgemeinschaft; Sch\"{a}tzung; Deutschland}, language = {eng}, number = {4945}, publisher = {IZA}, title = {Personality and marital surplus}, type = {Discussion paper series // Forschungsinstitut zur Zukunft der Arbeit}, url = {_URL_ year = {2010} }


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Covering a total area of 7,500m², families will be able to enjoy more than 30 activities, all supervised by coordinators:
- Several bouncy castle courses with slides, tunnels and obstacles have been set up for kids from 5 to 13 years old.
- Children who measure up 1.10m have a series of fun activities especially reserved for them. They can have fun climbing, jumping, swing and balancing in total safely,
- Reims events has also designed the Park to cater for people over 13 years old, with activities that the whole family can enjoy, such as a virtual reality game, a mechanical rodeo, a tree climbing course and an ice rink.
The Park also has various relaxation and picnic areas, as well as a nursery. On top of all this, visitors can buy food and drinks on site.
Giant Park is a great family day out for kids and their parents during this winter half-term holiday.


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changed with the -q and -v options.
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Output filename headers. On by default; -h means --noheaders.
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Copy units of lines. This is the default.
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When a --forever file times out via --timeout, verify that the curent file has not
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Don't output filename headers. For GNU compatibility.
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}
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blockDB := prefixdb.New(blockStatePrefix, baseDB)
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singletonDB := prefixdb.New(singletonStatePrefix, baseDB)
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BlockState:NewBlockState(blockDB, vm),
SingletonState: avax.NewSingletonState(singletonDB),
baseDB: baseDB,
}
}
// Commit commits pending operations to baseDB
func(s *state)Commit()error{
return s.baseDB.Commit()
}
// Close closes the underlying base database
func(s *state)Close()error{
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}
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const(
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// persists lastAccepted block IDs with this key
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var_ BlockState =&blockState{}
// BlockState defines methods to manage state with Blocks and LastAcceptedIDs.
type BlockState interface{
GetBlock(blkID ids.ID)(*Block,error)
PutBlock(blk *Block)error
GetLastAccepted()(ids.ID,error)
SetLastAccepted(ids.ID)error
}
// blockState implements BlocksState interface with database and cache.
type blockState struct{
// cache to store blocks
blkCache cache.Cacher
// block database
blockDB database.Database
lastAccepted ids.ID
// vm reference
vm *VM
}
// blkWrapper wraps the actual blk bytes and status to persist them together
type blkWrapper struct{
Blk []byte'serialize:"true"'
Status choices.Status 'serialize:"true"'
}
// NewBlockState returns BlockState with a new cache and given db
funcNewBlockState(db database.Database, vm *VM) BlockState {
return&blockState{
blkCache:&cache.LRU{Size: blockCacheSize},
blockDB: db,
vm: vm,
}
}
// GetBlock gets Block from either cache or database
func(s *blockState)GetBlock(blkID ids.ID)(*Block,error){
// Check if cache has this blkID
if blkIntf, cached := s.blkCache.Get(blkID); cached {
// there is a key but value is nil, so return an error
if blkIntf ==nil{
returnnil, database.ErrNotFound
}
// We found it return the block in cache
return blkIntf.(*Block),nil
}
// get block bytes from db with the blkID key
wrappedBytes, err := s.blockDB.Get(blkID[:])
if err !=nil{
// we could not find it in the db, let's cache this blkID with nil value
// so next time we try to fetch the same key we can return error
// without hitting the database
if err == database.ErrNotFound {
s.blkCache.Put(blkID,nil)
}
// could not find the block, return error
returnnil, err
}
// first decode/unmarshal the block wrapper so we can have status and block bytes
blkw := blkWrapper{}
if_, err := Codec.Unmarshal(wrappedBytes,&blkw); err !=nil{
returnnil, err
}
// now decode/unmarshal the actual block bytes to block
blk :=&Block{}
if_, err := Codec.Unmarshal(blkw.Blk, blk); err !=nil{
returnnil, err
}
// initialize block with block bytes, status and vm
blk.Initialize(blkw.Blk, blkw.Status, s.vm)
// put block into cache
s.blkCache.Put(blkID, blk)
return blk,nil
}
// PutBlock puts block into both database and cache
func(s *blockState)PutBlock(blk *Block)error{
// create block wrapper with block bytes and status
blkw := blkWrapper{
Blk: blk.Bytes(),
Status: blk.Status(),
}
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if err !=nil{
return err
}
blkID := blk.ID()
// put actual block to cache, so we can directly fetch it from cache
s.blkCache.Put(blkID, blk)
// put wrapped block bytes into database
return s.blockDB.Put(blkID[:], wrappedBytes)
}
// DeleteBlock deletes block from both cache and database
func(s *blockState)DeleteBlock(blkID ids.ID)error{
s.blkCache.Put(blkID,nil)
return s.blockDB.Delete(blkID[:])
}
// GetLastAccepted returns last accepted block ID
func(s *blockState)GetLastAccepted()(ids.ID,error){
// check if we already have lastAccepted ID in state memory
if s.lastAccepted != ids.Empty {
return s.lastAccepted,nil
}
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lastAcceptedBytes, err := s.blockDB.Get(lastAcceptedKey)
if err !=nil{
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}
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if err !=nil{
return ids.ID{}, err
}
// put lastAccepted ID into memory
s.lastAccepted = lastAccepted
return lastAccepted,nil
}
// SetLastAccepted persists lastAccepted ID into both cache and database
func(s *blockState)SetLastAccepted(lastAccepted ids.ID)error{
// if the ID in memory and the given memory are same don't do anything
if s.lastAccepted == lastAccepted {
returnnil
}
// put lastAccepted ID to memory
s.lastAccepted = lastAccepted
// persist lastAccepted ID to database


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Innovations for a climate-friendly chemical production
Because energy is needed to perform chemical reactions, fossil fuels are the largest source of CO2 in the chemical industry. BASF's steam crackers, for example, must reach a temperature of 850°C in order to break down naphtha into olefins and aromatics for further processing. If this energy could come from renewable electricity instead of the natural gas typically used now,
CO2 emissions could be dramatically reduced by as much as 90%.


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The utilization of clean energy is a matter of primary importance for sustainable development as well as a vital approach for solving worldwide energy-related issues. If the low utilization rate of nuclear fuel, nuclear proliferation, and insufficient nuclear safety can be solved, nuclear fission energy could be used as a sustainable and low-carbon clean energy form for thousands of years, providing steady and base-load electrical resources. To address these challenges, we propose an accelerator-driven advanced nuclear energy system (ADANES), consisting of a burner system and a fuel recycle system. In ADANES, the ideal utilization rate of nuclear fuel will be >95%, and the final disposal of nuclear waste will be minimized. The design of a high-temperature ceramic reactor makes the burner system safer. Most fission products are removed during the simple reprocessing in the fuel recycle system, significantly reducing the risks of nuclear proliferation of nuclear technology and materials. The ADANES concept integrates nuclear waste transmutation, nuclear fuel breeding, and safety power production, with an ideal closed loop operation of nuclear fission energy, constituting a major innovation of great potential interest for future energy applications.
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Hi everyone, this is my first time using the Arduino Uno model and I have run into a bit of an issue. I am in the process of writing a code to identify and differentiate audio frequencies in order to complete a pre-determined task based on specific readings. The issue I am having with the Arduino is its inability to decipher the varying analog input from a microphone. This is likely because there is no sound card or other sound decoding device to convert the seemingly random electrical input from the microphone into usable sound frequency and amplitude data. I would like to know if anyone has found a solution to this problem and how to carry out that solution. I have researched the potential utility of a piezo however I am unsure whether the fact that it measures vibrations as well as audio frequencies will be problematic in deciphering between physical "knocks" and the audio stimulus I am attempting to capture. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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A Guide to: Filtration
By: Brent Nakano
When discussing production methodologies from the sales side of the alcoholic beverage industry, filtration is often mentioned, but it is referred to as a homogenous process that magically removes some elements from the product to make it better (or worse, depending on who you talk to). Filtration is not homogenous, however, but highly technical. It operates at the molecular level, and is based on significant amounts of academic research. Any conversation about filtration's impact on flavor should be rooted in the benefits and drawbacks of specific filtration technologies, not filtration as a whole.


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Energy demand dropping in Australia
In Australia, energy peak demand may be disappearing. For the past several years, the country has experienced periods in which the cost of energy would be pushed beyond $5,000 per megawatt-hour due to high demand. These "super peaks" generally lasted between 36 and 100 hours, but still cause a significant financial impact on the country when they occur. The super peaks are often caused due to the energy demands of citizens during the hottest seasons of the year or the energy needs of various projects occurring throughout the nation. As the country continues to focus on the adoption of alternative energy, it may no longer see these costly super peaks.
Exact financial information concerning the trend not yet released
The Australian Energy Regulator (AER), the country's regulatory authority of wholesale electricity, has released a new report documenting the disappearance of super peaks. The report shows that the country has experienced a significantly lower number of super peaks in 2011 and that this trend has persisted into 2012. Though the AER has not released precise information concerning the disappearance of the super peaks, it is expected that the trend will put some degree of financial pressure on energy companies in the coming months as they experience lower revenues. Savings generated by this trend are not being experienced by consumers at this time.
Super peaks offset by the adoption of alternative energy and efficiency standards
Milder weather and increased focus on efficiency and alternative energy are contributors to the disappearance of super peaks. Energy costs are beginning to be taken more seriously by consumers and businesses alike, leading to new consumption patterns that have all but obliterated the occurrence of super peaks. Australia's insistence on the use of alternative energy and the adoption of ambitious efficiency standards have driven down the demand for power significantly.
Time will tell whether super peaks are gone for good
Whether the trend will continue is uncertain. Australia may still experience high temperatures in the coming months which could lead to higher energy consumption. AER does not expect super peaks to make an appearance for the remainder of the year. If they do, their financial impact is expected to be offset by their absence through much of 2011 and 2012.
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Report outlines strategy for Innu education
During the winter months of 2003, while the Innu of Labrador were in negotiations for self-government with the federal and provincial governments, a team of researchers from Memorial University were invited by the Innu to conduct a wide-scale assessment of the educational needs of their children.
The report, An Educational Profile of the Learning Needs of Innu Youth, was released in the fall of 2004. The report noted issues ranging from alarmingly low attendance and lagging achievement levels to significant concern for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). The majority of Innu children were identified as having average to low-average cognitive ability and acceptable behaviour, indicating a readiness and desire to achieve well in school.
A new report, Recommendations for an Effective Model of Innu Education was released on July 6. It was put together by Drs. David Philpott, Wayne Nesbit, Mildred Cahill and Gary Jeffery, of Memorial University's Faculty of Education. The report presents a series of recommendations, based on extensive consultations and a cross-Canadian review of educational practices for aboriginal youth, for the consideration of educational leaders.
The authors of the report outlined a process to establish a bicultural model of education which would balance improved learning opportunities with the retention of Innu culture and language. The researchers also recommended the need for an educational system that would:
- be managed by Innu communities through a Council of Elders;
- be inclusive for all students;
- staffed by qualified Innu teachers;
- result in a sense of cultural pride for Innu youth and foster healthy and safe environments;
- have a culturally relevant curriculum within a bicultural model of education;
- use Innu-aimun as the language of instruction through preschool to elementary and then transition students into a late English immersion program;
- offer Innu youth enhanced career opportunities;
- produce high school graduates who are fluent in both Innu-aimun and English;
- embrace prevention programs to significantly reduce rates of FASD.
"The report is not meant to be a definitive list but rather the beginning of a process that ought to continue into the years ahead," said Dr. Philpott, lead investigator of the report. "It is our wish that the collaborative tone and sincerity of interest displayed by all stakeholders during the initial assessment project will continue to foster debate and consultation. Innu children and youth deserve nothing less."


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Invasive insects impact forest carbon dynamicsAuthor(s): Kenneth L. Clark; Nicholas Skowronski; John Hom
Source: Global Change Biology. 16: 88-101.
Publication Series: Scientific Journal (JRNL)
Station: Northern Research Station
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Invasive insects can impact ecosystem functioning by altering carbon, nutrient, and hydrologic cycles. In this study, we used eddy covariance to measure net CO2 exchange with the atmosphere (NEE), and biometric measurements to characterize net ecosystem productivity (NEP) in oak- and pine-dominated forests that were defoliated by Gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar L.) in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Three years of data were used to compare C dynamics; 2005 with minimal defoliation, 2006 with partial defoliation of the canopy and understory in a mixed stand, and 2007 with complete defoliation of an oak-dominated stand, and partial defoliation of the mixed and pine-dominated stands.
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CitationClark, Kenneth L.; Skowronski, Nicholas; Hom, John. 2010. Invasive insects impact forest corbon dynamics
Keywordscarbon cycle, ecosystem function, eddy covariance, invasive species, net carbon exchange, New Jersey Pine Barrens, Pitch Pine
- Effects of invasive insects and fire on energy exchange and evapotranspiration in the New Jersey pine lands
- Prediction of stand susceptibility and gypsy moth defoliation in Coastal Plain mixed pine-hardwoods
- Gypsy moth impacts on oak acorn production
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Icons are prevalent from road signs to graphical menus, conveying complex concepts with simple graphical representations. However, designing such icons, particularly for a compound concept such as health insurance, requires sophisticated and creative design skills to effectively combine semantics, layouts/space and styles. In this study, we aim to automate the generation of icons given compound concepts. Informed by interviews with professional icon designers, we developed Iconate, a novel icon design tool that automatically generates icons based on textual queries and allows users to explore and customize the icons. We also introduce a computational pipeline that automatically finds typical icons for sub-concepts, and arranges them according to inferred conventions. To enable the pipeline, we also collected a new data set consisting of concepts and annotated icons. We evaluated the feasibility of the tool with designers and the validity of the pipeline through a crowd sourced experiment.
The paper can be found here (pdf here). Our presentation video is on YouTube here, the project webpage is here, and the interface we created is here.


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TANA Agriculture Forum Programs
Abstract: TANA Agriculture forum has identified the following short and long term projects to support Andhra Pradesh and Telangana farmers. Agriculture forum is planning to execute these projects in two different phases with the support of TANA executive committee and sponsors. More details on the significance of each project, cost estimates, and sponsorship forms are included below.
Phase I: Time line: December 2016, during TANA tour to INDIA
 1. TANA-PPE: Distribute Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) kits to reduce the exposure of farmers/farm workers to toxic pesticides.
 Cost/kit: $12
 3. TANA-Crop Health Camps: Distribute GreenSeeker, a hand held crop nitrogen sensor that assesses crop health and make decisions regarding the amount of nitrogen fertilizer (e.g. urea) to be applied to the crop. This is a quick way of knowing the soil nitrogen status and nitrogen is a critical factor that effects crop yield and water quality
 Cost/unit: $500
 Phase II: Time line: TANA 2017 conference
 5. TANA-Soil Health Camps: Perform soil testing to reduce indiscriminate application of synthetic fertilizers and input costs to the farmer and leave lesser foot print on the environment. The cost estimates will be posted as committee makes progress on technical and feasibility details.
Phase I
Project 1: TANA-PPE
(Distribute Personal Protective Equipment kits to farmers/farm workers)
Importance of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)farmer-pesticideIn agriculture, a wide variety of pesticides are routinely used for controlling crop pests.
Major goalsAlthough these chemicals have been helpful in improving crop yields, they are toxic to humans if they are exposed to them. In villages, our farmers/farm workers apply chemicals using manual pesticide applicators without wearing appropriate PPE, thus exposing themselves to hazardous chemicals like organophosphates. A slow and repeated exposure to these chemicals causes "Chronic Toxicity". In short term such toxic effects may not be realized but long-term exposure to toxic chemicals will have huge implications on human health and leads to death. It's like death in slow motion
While we cannot help eliminate all exposure, we can reduce some of the exposure by providing simple protective equipment like gloves and goggles. TANA would like to distribute PPE Kits (Figure 2) to the pesticide handlers and farm workers in villages of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
rythukosam-poster-3Project 2: TANA-Crop Health Camps
(Distribute GreenSeeker/Nitrogen Fertilizer Application Estimator)
Importance: In India, traditionally farmers apply nitrogen fertilizerhandheld-green-seeker-farmer (urea) uniformly as a blanket recommendation without considering crop type and/or soil nitrogen status to obtain higher crop yields. It has been proven that each crop has specific requirements for nitrogen fertilizer. Low nitrogen application will lead to poor yields. Whereas excessive nitrogen application does not benefit the crop, but increases input costs to the farmer/government and environment pollution. Water soluble nitrate is major component of urea drained into water bodies which is harmful to human and animal health. Furthermore, several factors, including soil type, farm practices, and crop rotations effect the availability of soil nitrogen for crop growth. For example, pulses add more nitrogen to the soil due to their nitrogen fixing ability and corn/rice uptake more nitrogen from the soil. Therefore, identification of optimal nitrogen requirement for each crop is critical to maximize crop yields, reduce input costs and environmental pollution.
In the United States, farmers use various technologies to determine nitrogen fertilizer requirements for optimal crop growth e.g, "GreenSeeker" (Developed by Trimble). GreenSeeker is hand held, user friendly, and cost effective crop sensor device (Figure. 3) that instantly measures crop health and provides a reading (e.g., 0.61), similar to measuring body temperature or blood pressure. The reading will be used to determine the amount of nitrogen fertilizer (urea) required from a reference chart specific for each crop.
Reduces input cost to farmers and subsidy cost to the Government
 - Reduces environmental pollution and protect human and animal health
 - Precision agriculture. As shown in Figure 4, this device can be used to develop a crop health map for the entire field using "Farm Scout App" (free) downloaded on a smart phone/iPad. Based on the field map, different rates of urea could be applied within a field rather than uniform/blanket application to the entire field.
Major goals: As a pilot project
 - 10 units will be distributed to reach stations to optimize conditions and test the applicability of
 Green Seeker on our crop varieties.
 TANA Agriculture forum will develop a Telugu version of easy to use manual for GreenSeeker.
Cost/Unit: $500 (GreenSeeker: $500)
Phase II
Soil Health Camps
(Soil Testing and Create awareness on importance of soil health)
Importance of Soil Testing
Soil is an important natural resource that provides essential nutrients required for crop growth. Humans without sound health cannot perform normal functions. Likewise, without having sound health, soil cannot provide favorable environment for optimal crop growth and leads to reduced crop yields. Like we perform routine health checkups to know the health status of our body, soil health needs to be tested periodically. In the past, unknowingly, farmers have taken care of soil health by following good cultural practices, such as applying manures and growing nitrogen fixing crops etc. As the technology has advanced, farmers are depending more on synthetic fertilizers and using them indiscriminately, without knowing what is deficient in the soil. The indiscriminate use of fertilizers not only wastes money but also contributes to environmental pollution. For example, if Phosphorus is low and Potash is high in the soil, one can take the money from Potash and put into Phosphorus. If both are high, fertilizer application can be minimized, which saves money and helps the environment. If both are low, both should be applied to bring their levels up to the levels required for optimal crop growth. Therefore, it is necessary to determine soil health periodically and the only way it can be done is by testing soils.
Benefits of Soil testing
 - Diagnoses whether there is too little or too much of a given nutrient in the soil.
 - Encourages optimal plant growth and increase crop yields by providing the best fertilizer (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potash) recommendations.
 - Saves money that might otherwise be spent on unneeded fertilizer.
 - Reduces environmental pollution by reducing indiscriminate fertilizer application.
Major Gaps in the Current Soil Testing System
 1. Lack of awareness on the importance of soil testing
 3. We have well established soil testing laboratories. However, the biggest issue with soil testing in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana areas has been the turnaround time. Often times it takes several months before the soil test results are communicated to farmers. Hence, a farmer cannot take appropriate measures to correct defects in soils on time.
 5. Less efficient manual soil sample collection processes.
Major goals
TANA Agriculture committee is looking at various options to improve the efficiency of soil testing processes. Committee is hoping to identify a feasible technology to fill gaps in existing soil testing processes and create awareness on the importance of soil testing among farmers.
Sponsorship Form
 1. Name of the Sponsor: ________________________________
 3. Sponsor contact address:____________________________________________
 5. Phone:_____________________________________
 9. Program you would like to sponsor
 Person Protection Equipment (PPE)-$12/kit
 Green Seeker-$500/unit
 11. Payments details: Make payments online via TANA online donation portal _URL_ and select the RYTHUKOSAM TANA program
under the donations drop down menu. NO amount is small amount and all donors will be appropriately recognized in our event. Thank you for being part of sustainable Indian Agriculture in 21st Century and Protect the Natural Resources for Future Generations
Agricultural Forum
Dr. Janaiah Kota
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Dr. Subbarao Yarlagadda
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Dr. Hanumaiah Bandla
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Pickle jars can be reused and repurposed in so many ways. Here at Dundee Gardens, we see them as a perfect vessels for planting. Children attending are asked to bring along a washed and empty glass jar, preferably a large pickle jar or a quart sized ball canning jar (wide mouth jars are easier to work with). The class will be spent creating a living, growing ecosystem with these repurposed jar, which children can take home and continue to observe and enjoy! Plants and soil will be provided.
Grades 1 - 8. Registration is required for this event. Please click here. $20.00


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SBOS740A May 2017 – May 2019 TMP116
The device temperature sampling distribution (without internal averaging) covers an area of approximately six neighboring codes. The noise area of the six codes remains the same at full supply and full temperature range with a standard deviation of approximately 1 LSB. The device provides an averaging tool for 8, 32, and 64 samples. As illustrated in Figure 7, even the 8-sample averaging reduces the internal noise distribution to a theoretical minimum of 2 LSB. This averaging means that if the system temperature slowly changes and the supply voltage is stable, then the 8-sample averaging can be enough to neutralize the device internal noise and provide stable temperature readings. However, if the system temperature is noisy (such as when measuring air flow temperatures) or noisy power supply line or intensive communication in the I2C line, then higher averaging numbers are recommended to be used.


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Guest speakers will lecture today on the dangers of global climate change and how the community can get involved to prevent future damage at the first annual Global Climate Challenge from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Cullen Performance Hall.
"There is scientific evidence that the Earth's atmosphere is warming, and it's believed to be because of human activity," Peter Bishop, associate professor of strategic foresight, said. "An event like this could help raise awareness."
As part of raising awareness, the UH Global Climate Change is part of national teach-in organization on global warming solutions, Focus the Nation. According to its Web site, Focus the Nation's mission is to raise national awareness among students through workshops and panels.
Aside from raising awareness, speakers will give advice on how individual contributions can improve the community. Speakers will include state Sen. Rodney Ellis, D-Houston, and Houston Advanced Research Center President Robert Harris.
The climate change event will also feature a fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. outside of the Cullen Performance Hall that will showcase an alternative-fuel car. Global warming has become a social concern shown through films, such as the 2006 documentary An Inconvenient Truth, directed by former Vice President Al Gore, and Web sites, such as _URL_.
The Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture, the UH Law Center, the College of Technology, the Cullen College of Engineering and the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics are also participating in the challenge.
"It is important for students to understand the dangers of (global) warming," Bishop said. "If it continues, 200 years down the line our planet will be in real trouble."


Amazon QuickSight
User Guide
Creating a Data Source and Data Set from SaaS Sources
To analyze and report on data from software as a service (SaaS) applications, you can use SaaS connectors to access your data directly from Amazon QuickSight. The SaaS connectors simplify accessing 3rd party application sources using OAuth, without any need to export the data to an intermediate data store.
You can use either cloud-based or server-based instances of the SaaS. To connect to an SaaS that is running on your corporate network, you need to make sure that the DNS name of your SaaS is accessible to Amazon QuickSight over the network. If Amazon QuickSight can't access the SaaS, it generates an unknown host error.
Here are examples of some ways you can use SaaS data:
 - Engineering teams who use JIRA to track issues and bugs can report on developer efficiency and bug burndown.
 - Marketing organizations can integrate Amazon QuickSight with Adobe Analytics to build consolidated dashboards to visualize their online and web marketing data.
 - Teams using social media can access Twitter data to analyze and understand their customers' sentiment.
Use the following procedure to create a data source and data set by connecting to sources available through Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). In this procedure, we use a connection to GitHub as an example. Other SaaS data sources follow the same process, although the screens – especially the SaaS screens – might look different.
 1. On the Amazon QuickSight start page, choose Manage data.
 2. On the Your Data Sets page, choose New data set.
 3. In the FROM NEW DATA SOURCES section of the Create a Data Set page, choose the icon that represents the SaaS you want to use. For example, you might choose Adobe Analytics or GitHub.
 For sources using OAuth, the connector takes you to the SaaS site to authorize the connection before letting you create the data source. A screen similar to one of the following appears:
 Or:
 Or, if the SaaS data source doesn't use OAuth, this screen appears:
 4. Choose a name for the data source, and type it in. If there are more screen prompts, type in the appropriate information. Then choose Create data source.
 5. If you are prompted to do so, enter your credentials on the SaaS login page.
 6. When prompted, authorize the connection between your SaaS data source and Amazon QuickSight.
 The following example shows the authorization for Amazon QuickSight to access the GitHub account for the Amazon QuickSight documentation.
 Note
 Amazon QuickSight documentation is now available on GitHub. If you'd like to make changes to this user guide, you can use GitHub to edit it directly.
 (Optional) If your SaaS account is part of an organizational account, you might be asked to request organization access as part of authorizing Amazon QuickSight. If you want to do this, follow the prompts on your SaaS screen, then choose to authorize Amazon QuickSight.
 7. After authorization is complete, choose a table or object to connect to. Then choose Select.
 8. On the following screen, choose one of these options:
 - To save the data source and data set, choose Edit/Preview data. Then choose Save from the top menu bar.
 - To create a data set and an analysis using the data as-is, choose Visualize. This option automatically saves the data source and the data set.
 You can also choose Edit/Preview data to prepare the data before creating an analysis. This opens the data preparation screen. For more information about data preparation, see Preparing Data Sets.
 - Note
 If you don't have enough SPICE capacity, choose Edit/Preview data. In the data preparation screen, you can remove fields from the data set to decrease its size or apply a filter that reduces the number of rows returned. For more information about data preparation, see Preparing Data Sets.
Note
The following constraints apply:
 - The SaaS must support REST API operations for Amazon QuickSight to connect to it.
 - If you are connecting to Jira, the URL must be a public address.
 - If you are connecting to Twitter, which supports extracting seven days of data at a time, be aware that currently Amazon QuickSight retrieves only seven days before today.


Neuropathy Knee Pain
What Is Neuropathy Knee Pain
Going beyond knee pain relief, neuropathy knee pain is something far more serious. What is neuropathy knee pain? Neuropathy knee pain occurs when your knees are damaged to the point of being unable to have any sensation of pain. Why is this more dangerous than regular knee pain?
With regular knee pain, you can feel the pain and seek medical attention for knee pain relief. With neuropathy knee pain, you do not feel any pain and therefore, the damage caused may be far more serious. By the time you realise there is something wrong with your knees, it is too late and regular knee pain relief treatment is no longer enough. In such cases, people with neuropathy knee pain have to undergo surgery for knee joint replacement.
Neuropathy knee pain is not restricted to only the knees. This kind of silent pain can also occur in other parts of body including your hands, feet and other joints. There are several types of neuropathy, namely diabetic neuropathy, alcoholic neuropathy and knee neuropathy.
They all carry the same lack of sensation and similar symptoms of numbness or a tingling feeling in the fingers and toes. If you think you might be having such sensations, consult your doctor immediately for not only knee pain relief but for a thorough medical check up.


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MIDDLETOWN ? Middletown Unified School District (MUSD) has a new Farm to School program and a new employee to get it under way.
With funds from Calpine and Bottle Rock Power, MUSD hired aide Laura Kennedy, who recently began working with students and teachers in the school garden at Minnie Cannon Elementary School.
Along with volunteers from the Hidden Valley Garden Club, the group cleared weeds and laid weed barrier cloth for new spring planting. Home Depot of Windsor, Friedman Brothers of Santa Rosa and Quakenbush Compost Facility of Clearlake donated materials.
MUSD's Farm to School program is part of a nationwide trend toward schools providing complementary educational activities that emphasize food, farming and nutrition, while supporting local economies.
Organizers say the MUSD program will bring healthy food from Lake County farms to Middletown school children, while teaching where their food comes from and instilling healthy eating habits.
The use of local produce in school meals, along with the educational aspect, establishes a partnership with local farms, helping to ensure the success of these farms while mitigating the environmental cost of transporting food long distances, according to program organizers.


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Fifteen images of Digitalis lanata, Grecian Foxglove, Woolly Foxglove, formerly a member of the figwort family, Scrophulariaceae, now placed in the plantain family, Plantaginaceae, is naturalized in the Northeastern United States, but hails from South and Central Europe, Greece, and the Danube region. Uses as a commercial sources of cardioactive digoxins, and lanatoside. This species along with Digitalis purpurea have been used since the late 1700s as a cardiac stimulant for cardiac insufficency and rythym abnormalities. Dropsy or edema from a weak heart, characterized by leg swelling and accumulation of fluids is a symptom. The purified digoxins are used in highly controlled dosages, either orally or as injections in coventional medicinal. The herb itself is no longer used as a crude drug as the therapetuic and toxic dosages are very close quantitatively and can lead to life-threatening symptoms. Considered a poisonous plant.
Please contact Steven Foster for pricing and terms at _EMAIL_ or call _PHONE_.


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AD Op Master Roles monitor. This monitor measures the general responsiveness of each operations master. The monitor periodically reports the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) bind and Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) ping time from each domain controller that is an operations master.
Associated rules generate alerts if a certain number of consecutive errors occur during these tests for a given operations master. This monitor tests the primary domain controller (PDC) emulator operations master every time it runs. The other operations masters are tested less frequently (as adjusted by a script parameter), unless an error occurred the last time a test was performed. In this case, the test is performed every interval until it completes successfully.
See associated alerts for details.


Using the File Library
Every image, document, video and audio file that is uploaded onto your intranet is stored in the file library. Your role and permissions will determine how many of those files you can view and access.
For the majority of users with publishing powers, you can only view the files you have uploaded and the files uploaded to the sections you're in.
For webmasters as well as global publishers and section managers, you can view and manage every file ever uploaded.
Media library displayed with My files tab selected and filter options available
Relevant roles
 - Webmaster
 - Section manager
 - Publisher
 - Editor
 - Author
Files in Administration
As part of the set up, webmasters can choose which file extensions they will allow users to upload for the four supported file types.
1. Go to 'Administration' from the workbar
2. Find heading 'global settings' and the sub-heading 'security'
3. Select 'File types'
4. Check the boxes in each category for the files users can upload
5. Select 'Save'
List of file types which can be chosen to be allowed to be uploaded by selecting a checkbox
File library when creating an item
Publishers need to add images, attachments and other files such as audio and video to enhance the content they're creating.
There are two ways to do this in Invotra.
More obviously, publishers will see 'Add image' and 'Add attachment' when they are going through the steps of creating an item and app post.
1. Select 'Create', 'Item' and the item you are going to create
2. Add title, summary, body, relationship, etc.
3. Select 'UPLOAD FILE ' and choose the file or media from your local drive
Upload file link
4. Or drag and drop your file, which must be less than 40 MB as instructed
Add file options to upload file or drop file
Adding an image that is not in the file library:
1. The name of your file will automatically populate, override this to make it search friendly
2. In describe your image, write for users of assistive technology to improve their experience of your content
3. Add title text if you want a label to appear when a user hovers over your image
4. Select 'Continue'
Image upload with fields to add name, description and title text
Adding an image from the file library:
1. Select 'Add image'
2. In the tabs at the top of the file library, select 'Files'
3. If you uploaded the image previously, select 'My files'
4. Search by name, file type, or use sorts and ordering
5. Select the file you want and it will highlight orange
6. Select 'Continue'
FIle upload screen showing my files previously uploaded and image selected
These same steps can be followed for attachments, which will default to document file types.
When you are in the file library you can search within the four file types using the appropriate field.
Files added in the 'Image' and 'Attachment' areas when you are creating an item will appear in the image and attachment widgets.
To add an image within the body of your content, you must do so using the 'Add file' icon in the WYSIWYG editor.
Adding a file with the WYSIWYG editor
1. Locate and select the 'Add file' icon
Wysiwyg editor file icon for item description
2. In the file library select the tab you need from Upload, Files, My files and One Drive
3. Select file you want and then 'Continue'
4. Your file will be added into your body copy where your cursor was when you selected 'Add file' in the WYSIWYG editor
5. How it appears will depend on the file type
6. To alter an image, right click and edit the image's size, border, hyperlink, etc.
7. To edit a document or audio file, use heading style, colouring, etc. to make the file stand out for the user
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Silverfish can be found in many homes and buildings. They are wingless insects that get their name from their silvery, metallic appearance and fish-like shape. They are usually between ½and ¾ of an inch long and are a bluish-silver or brown color. Silverfish have two long antennae on their head and three long "tail" filaments at the end of their body.
Silverfish are not harmful to humans, but they can damage clothing, books, wallpaper, food, and other items around your home by eating them or leaving stains behind. They are attracted to areas that have high humidity levels (such as bathrooms) and feed on mold or mildew.
To prevent silverfish in your home:
-Keep moisture under control by using air conditioners or dehumidifiers and fixing leaky pipes.
-Seal any cracks in the foundation of your home or around windows and doors.
-Don't store cardboard boxes in basements, attics, or garages.
If you find silverfish in your house:
-Throw away any old newspapers or magazines you aren't using.
-Keep foods sealed in plastic containers with tight lids.


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Launching the project Lets Mobilise His Church" in Spanish
By Chris Conti | OCLA in South America
The 335-page mobilisation manual, based on interviews from 300 Latin American pastors, missionaries, and mobilisers, is at the printers!
Conferences start in March that will train leaders and mobilisers in how to walk alongside the church in mobilisation and how to use the new Spanish resources. The "Let's Mobilise His Church" project includes a website with 1500 free digital resources, a mobilisation manual and conferences to train mobilisers, pastors and leaders.
Mobilisation is not just about sending missionaries, but also about encouraging all the people of God to participate in the mission of God.
True discipleship leads to mobilisation, as mature believers see their role in evangelization at the local level, being salt and light where God has placed them and through giving and praying for global missions.
The "Let's Mobilise His Church" project first encourages everyone to study a mission course and offers recommendations of basic and more advanced courses. Then, building on the biblical foundation, the mobilisation materials help each Christian with practical ways to be involved and to involve others.
The manual features 12 chapters on how to mobilise 12 specific groups in a church: children, youth, women, men, retirees, professionals, businessmen, etc. It offers strategies to guide each person in the church to daily be part of God's mission, with chapters on prayer, finances, pastoral care, discipleship, etc. The chapters on partnering, mission agencies, selecting and sending missionaries, and planning short term mission trips will help churches understand the process of sending well.
One chapter, called, "Pastors ARE mobilisers" offers first-hand testimonies from pastors to encourage other pastors to be missional. Another chapter on mobilising pastors will help mobilisers understand how to show respect for their leaders as they encourage mission involvement.
The lists of ideas, testimonies, devotionals, and great tips will give mobilisers encouragement and training to mobilize better.
Pray for a good launch of this new project: Let's Mobilise His Church!
What about other languages?
It's projected to be available in English, and then later in French, especially for African churches.
The mission resources will be customized and contextualized, not translations. The material will be created from direct input from those who will use the material. We hope to start collecting materials and interviews from Africa soon.
Stay updated on Let's Mobilise His Church
To contribute funds to the project, click on the donate button below and use the project number P99699. If you have further questions, email Chris Conti.


Do you know about ZIP code? You might have seen ZIP code in your routine work. Do you know where? When you post something in a package or envelope to some other city, state or country, a ZIP code or a postal code is written to identify the location. ZIP means Zone Improvement Plan. It's basically used on the delivery packages and envelopes so that the mail travels more quickly when the senders mark the postal code on them. The basic ZIP code consists of 9 digits. The first 5 digits indicate the destination post or delivery area. The last 4 digits of the 9-digit ZIP code represents a specific delivery routine within that overall delivery area. So if you want to locate any area for your business or personal p you need a ZIP code API which helps to fetch all the ZIP codes worldwide.
Today, I have brought an amazing app for you which is known as ZIP code API. This web app provides you so many functions in order to find a ZIP code. It helps to fetch the ZIP codes from all over the world. The API allows you to find the distance between zip codes quickly. Moreover, you can use this API to find all the zip codes within a given radius from another zip code. You know that there are so many countries in this whole world and so the states, cities and sub-areas. That's why there are a lot of zip codes for each and every location. You can't organize them on your own because it's very confusing. So ZIP CODE API can be used for your comfort!
The API has so many features such as: it allows you to convert zip codes for a city or a town, calculate the distance between two zip codes, organize a list of all the zip codes in order of their nearby location. The results are delivered in km or miles. You can search for any location and find the zip code by just entering the PIN code of any city/town, etc. The API returns the results in the JSON format which is easy to use and can be integrated into any application. Even if you require a high volume of data, it gives the best performance. The app will provide the data of the list of all the postal codes in city, state or country. You will also receive information about the primary location of each zip code. You can discover and test the APIs from your browser and manage them from one dashboard.
The ZIP CODE API helps you to fetch ZIP code data from 100+ countries and process 10,000 free requests/month at a much fair pricing. The data provided by the app are accurate and gets continuously updated and verified from multiple sources. The app is available for free as well as custom plans are here with fair pricing. There are different pricing plans such as small, medium, large, very large, and unlimited. You can choose any contract and upgrade, cancel or downgrade it any time if you want to! All the plans vary according to the distance, radius, number of requests, etc.
So grab it now and get the most out of it!
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Studies on the chemical constituents of Radix astragali and their inhibitory effect on HepG2 proliferation.
To analyze the chemical constituents of ethanol extract of Radix Astragali, and to study their inhibitory effect on HepG2 cell line proliferation. Column chromatography, thin-layer chromatography and preparative liquid chromatography were used to extract and isolate compounds, and NMR spectroscopy was used to analyze the structure of the compounds; MTT assay and flow cytometry were used to determine the anticancer effect of the ethanol extract of Radix Astragali. Four compounds were isolated from the ethyl acetate and n-butanol fractions of Radix Astragali ethanol extract, which were structurally identified as astragaloside, uridine, 7,2'-dihydroxy-3',4'- dimethoxyisoflavan- 7,2'-dioxo-β-D-glucoside and (3R)-8,2'-dihydroxy-7,4'- dimethoxyisoflavan. MTT assay results showed that HepG2 cell growth was inhibited to varying degrees in each experimental group, and the inhibitory effects exhibited apparent dose- and time-effect relationships, the longer the drug action, the stronger the inhibitory effect; flow cytometry found that 48 h after the action of different concentrations of Radix Astragali ethanol extracts on HepG2 cells, the apoptosis rate of HepG2 cells significantly increased. Within the experimental dose range, Radix Astragali ethanol extract has proliferation inhibitory effect on HepG2 cells.
Author(s): Yulin Wang and Ying Ba


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What are the different types of acids?
According to Arrhenius an acid is a substance that in water can give
Strong acids are for example: HCl, HI, HBr and all the acids that in their formula have two oxygen atoms more than Hydrogen ones like
Weak acids have less than 2 in this difference like
There are also organic acids with the group -COOH like acetic acid
According to Broensted-Lowry acid is also that substance that can give
According with Lewis acid are also that substance that have an electronic vacation as


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Creating awareness and understanding
Enhanced public awareness and understanding of race discrimination and cultural sensitivity are essential to the elimination of racial discrimination and promotion of racial equality. Hence, Hong Kong Unison offers talks and workshops to the general public, schools, vocational training institutes and universities while staging public education campaigns to raise awareness.
- Talks and Workshops
- Public Education Campaigns