text:
Act on the Openness of Government Activities
What documents are governed by the act?
The authorities whose documents are governed by the Act include for example:
- state administrative authorities and other state agencies and institutions,
- courts of law as well as
- municipal authorities.
The Act also applies to State enterprises, such as the Forest Administration.
In addition, the Act is applied to documents in the possession of private parties performing public tasks and exercising public authority. These include for example
- work pension institutions,
- a forest ranger and
- insurance companies in matters relating to statutory insurance.
The Act applies to both documents delivered to an authority and those prepared by an authority. The former can be for example different letters and applications. Documents prepared by an authority, on the other hand, include for example decisions and statements. Certain documents of minor importance relating to internal activities of an authority are excluded from the scope of application of the Act.
A document means not only traditional documents on paper but also electronic messages stored by means of automatic data processing as well as microfilmed documents.
Requesting access to a document
An authority assists in finding information
A document is requested from the authority in possession of the document. The authorities are under an obligation to assist those requesting information to find it, for example to identify the document desired. Various diaries and indexes can be used in the identification.
The person requesting access need not identify himself or provide reasons for his request. When considering whether to grant access to a document to be kept secret, an authority may, however, need information on the grounds for the request. For example a party has the right of access also to certain secret documents. Access to secret documents may be granted also for research purposes.
Access to the contents of a documents shall be granted in the manner requested unless this would unreasonably inconvenience the activity of the authority. Access to computerised decision registers is usually granted in electronic form if so requested. Most often the information is given orally or as a copy of the document.
An authority shall consider a request for a document without delay. Access to a document shall be granted as soon as possible and in any event within one month from receipt of the request. If the number of documents requested is large or if the request otherwise requires an irregular amount of work from the authority, access shall be granted at the latest within two months from the receipt of the request.
What if the decision is negative?
A decision refusing access to a document shall contain the reasons for the refusal. The decision shall thus indicate the reasons for the secrecy of the document requested. If the request has been made in writing, the negative decision shall also be given in writing.
If access to a document has been refused, the person may request that the official refer the matter to be decided by an authority, in practice usually by his superior.
Appeal to a decision made by an authority is usually made to an Administrative Court. The decision is accompanied by further instructions on appeal.
What charges are collected?
Oral information of course costs nothing nor the inspection of an official document in the premises of the authority.
Documents delivered on paper or electronically are, on the other hand, subject to charges. Information on the charges is available from the authority that has the document.
The right to access to information
The starting point is openness
Under the Act, access to a document is the main principle and secrecy is an exception. Access may thus not be restricted without a lawful reason or more than necessary for the interest being protected.
The right of a party to access is more extensive than that of others.
A party, or the person whose interest or right is concerned, has a right of access to official documents that may have influenced the consideration of his/her matter. This right is more extensive than usually, because a party has the right of access also to secret documents.
Some documents are, however, excluded from this access. For example at a trial the address information of the witnesses or the injured party may be kept secret for reasons of security. Nor does a party participating in an open tender arranged by an authority have access to the technical or business secrets of another tenderer.
Good governance includes the right of a party to learn of a decision made in his/her matter directly from the authority and not through the media.
Restrictions on access
Access to preparatory information
Access to preparatory documents is extended. For example different accounts and the State budget proposal will be in the public domain earlier than before.
However, access to information in documents may, under the Act, be restricted on the basis that the handling of the matter has not yet been completed.
The Act obliges the authorities the have available information on legislation under preparation and on other pending matters of general importance.
Under the Constitution, documents may be kept secret only where provided by an Act.. The most central provisions on secrecy are contained in the Act on the Openness of Government Activities.
These provisions protect important public and private interests, which include:
- international relations,
- the prevention and prosecution of crimes,
- security arrangements, preparations for emergency conditions,
- State security,
- income, financial, monetary and currency policy,
- the credibility and functioning of financial and capital markets,
- protection of natural values,
- efficiency of inspection and supervisory tasks of the authorities,
- protection of the confidentiality of information,
- public economic interests,
- private economic interests,
- the interests of research and development as well as of education,
- the security of asylum seekers as well as the protection of privacy.
If a document contains only some secret information, access is granted to the public part by covering the parts to be kept secret.
Publications and brochures
Because the right of access to official documents is a basic right, the authorities shall promote its implementation. The authorities shall produce data material describing their activities, such as publications, brochures and statistics as well as information on their socially significant decisions.
The authorities shall also ensure that documents pertinent to their activities are easily accessible for example in data networks and libraries.
The Act also imposes on the authorities the obligation to inform the public of their activities.
Did you find the information referred to at the beginning? The Zoning Department of your home municipality has information on zoning. Information on taxation is available at the Tax Office. Before the elections, you can ask the Municipal Office about where to cast your vote in advance.
In the Internet, the site for information is the portal for public sector services in Finland _URL_


text:
What does PSP stand for?
PSP stands for Pathways to Success Program (various organizations)
This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:
- Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.
See other definitions of PSP
We have 656 other meanings of PSP in our Acronym Attic
- Park Slope Pediatric (Brooklyn, NY)
- Part Stress Prediction (engineering)
- Participatory Strategic Planning
- Partido do Servidor Público (Public Service Party)
- Partido Socialista Popular (Cuban Communist Party)
- Partido Socialista Puertorriqueño (Puerto Rican Socialist Party)
- Partido Sociedad Patriótica (Spanish: Patriotic Society Party, Ecuador)
- Partners for Sacred Places
- Passenger Screening Program
- Path Selection Plugin (software)

source: openbmb/Ultra-FineWeb


text:
aerily is a valid word in this word list. For a definition, see the external dictionary links below.
The word "aerily" uses 6 letters: A E I L R Y.
No direct anagrams for aerily found in this word list.
Words formed by adding one letter before or after aerily (in bold), or to aeilry in any order:
b - bilayer c - clayier d - readily k - raylike n - inlayer t - irately reality tearily v - virelay w - wearily
Shorter words found within aerily:
ae aery ai ail air airy al ale ar are ariel aril aryl ay aye ear earl early el er era eyra ilea ire la lair lar lari lay layer lea lear leary lei ley li liar lie lier lira lire lye lyre rail rale ray re real rei relay rely ria rial riel rile riley riyal rya rye ya yar yare ye yea year
List shorter words within aerily, sorted by length
All words formed from aerily by changing one letter
Browse words starting with aerily by next letter


tpcdec
Turbo product code (TPC) decoder
Description
example
decoded = tpcdec(llr,N,K) performs 2-D TPC decoding on input log likelihood ratios, llr, using two linear block codes specified by codeword length N and message length K. For a description of 2-D TPC decoding, see Turbo Product Code Decoding.
example
decoded = tpcdec(llr,N,K,S) performs 2-D TPC decoding on the shortened llr using a 2-D TPC decoder specified by codeword length (NK+S) and message length S.
decoded = tpcdec(llr,N,K,S,maxnumiter) performs 2-D TPC decoding for maxnumiter iterations. To use maxnumiter with full-length messages, specify S as empty, [ ].
decoded = tpcdec(llr,N,K,S,maxnumiter,earlyterm) performs 2-D TPC decoding and terminates early if the calculated syndrome or parity-check of the component code evaluates to zero before maxnumiter decoding iterations. To use maxnumiter and earlyterm with full-length messages, specify S as empty, [ ].
example
[decoded,actualnumiter] = tpcdec(___)also returns the actual number of decoding iterations after performing 2-D TPC decoding using any of the prior syntaxes.
Examples
collapse all
Decode an approximate log-likelihood ratio output signal from 16-QAM demodulation.
Begin by encoding a random bit vector using 2-D turbo product coding (TPC) with extended Hamming codes and extended BCH codes.
Specify the (N,K) code pairs to use for TPC encoding.
N = [32;16];
K = [21;11];
Generate a column vector of random message bits and TPC-encode the message. Specify the message bits as a vector with length equal to the product of the elements in K.
msg = randi([0 1],prod(K),1);
code = tpcenc(msg,N,K);
Apply 16-QAM modulation. Add AWGN to the signal. Demodulate the signal, outputting approximate LLRs.
M = 16;
snr = 10;
txsig = qammod(code,M,'InputType','bit', ...
 'UnitAveragePower',true);
rxsig = awgn(txsig,snr,'measured');
llr = qamdemod(rxsig,M,'OutputType','approxllr', ...
 'UnitAveragePower',true,'NoiseVariance',10.^(-snr/10));
Perform TPC decoding using three iterations. Because the demodulator output is negative bipolar mapped and TPC decoder expects positive bipolar mapped input, the demodulated signal output must be negated at the decoder input. Check the number of bit errors in the decoded signal.
iterations = 3;
decoded = tpcdec(-llr,N,K,[],iterations);
numerr = biterr(msg,decoded)
numerr = 0
Decode a shortened TPC code. Apply QPSK modulation and output the approximate log-likelihood ratio signal obtained from QPSK demodulation.
Begin by encoding a random bit vector using 2-D turbo product coding (TPC) with extended Hamming codes and extended BCH codes.
Specify (N,K) code pairs and S for TPC encoding.
N = [32;32];
K = [21;26];
S = [19;24];
Generate a column vector of random message bits and TPC-encode the message. Specify the shortened message bits as a vector with length equal to the product of the elements in S.
msg = randi([0 1],prod(S),1);
code = tpcenc(msg,N,K,S);
Apply QPSK modulation. Add AWGN to the signal. Demodulate the signal and output approximate LLRs.
M = 4;
snr = 3;
txsig = qammod(code,M,'InputType','bit', ...
 'UnitAveragePower',true);
rxsig = awgn(txsig,snr,'measured');
llr = qamdemod(rxsig,M,'OutputType','approxllr', ...
 'UnitAveragePower',true,'NoiseVariance',10.^(-snr/10));
Perform TPC decoding using two iterations. Because the demodulator output is negative bipolar mapped and TPC decoder expects positive bipolar mapped input, the demodulated signal output must be negated at the decoder input. Check the bit error rate of the decoded signal.
iterations = 2;
decoded = tpcdec(-llr,N,K,S,iterations);
[~,ber] = biterr(msg,decoded)
ber = 0.0066
Decode a shortened TPC code and specify early termination of decoding. Apply QPSK modulation and output the approximate log-likelihood ratio signal obtained from QPSK demodulation.
Begin by encoding a random bit vector using 2-D turbo product coding (TPC) with extended Hamming codes and extended BCH codes. Specify (N,K) code pairs and S for TPC encoding, and a maximum of 10 decoding iterations. Perform QPSK modulation on the signal.
n = [64; 32];
k = [51; 26];
s = [49; 24];
maxnumiter = 10;
M = 4;
msg = randi([0 1],prod(s),1); % Random bits
code = tpcenc(msg,n,k,s);
txsig = qammod(code,M,'InputType','bit', ...
 'UnitAveragePower',true);
Add noise to the transmitted signal.
snr = 5;
rxsig = awgn(txsig,snr,'measured');
Demodulate the received signal using approximate LLR demapping.
llr = qamdemod(rxsig,M,'OutputType', ...
 'approxllr','UnitAveragePower',true, ...
 'NoiseVariance',10.^(-snr/10));
Specify the maximum number of TPC decoding iterations and return the actual number of iterations performed. Early termination of the TPC decoding is on by default. Display the number of errors and the number of iterations performed.
[decoded,actualNumIter] = tpcdec(-llr,n,k,s,maxnumiter);
numErr = biterr(msg,decoded);
disp(['Terminated after ' num2str(actualNumIter) ' iterations.' ...
 ' Number of errors = ' num2str(numErr) '.']);
Terminated after 4 iterations. Number of errors = 0.
Input Arguments
collapse all
Log likelihood ratios, specified as a column vector.
 - For full-length codes, the length of the input column vector is the product of the elements in N.
 - For shortened codes, the length of the input column vector is the product of the elements in (NK+S).
Data Types: double | single
Codeword length, specified as a two-element integer vector, [NR; NC]. NR represents the number of rows in the product code matrix. NC represents the number of columns in the product code matrix. For more information about NR and NC, see Turbo Product Code Decoding. For a list of valid (N(i), K(i)) code pairs, see More About.
Data Types: double
Message length, specified as a two-element integer vector, [KR; KC]. For a full-length message, the input column vector containing the input LLRs is arranged into a KR-by-KC matrix. KR represents the number of rows in the message matrix. KC represents the number of columns in the message matrix. For more information about KR and KC, see Turbo Product Code Decoding. For a list of valid (N(i), K(i)) code pairs, see More About.
Data Types: double
Shortened message length, specified as a two-element integer vector, [SR; SC]. For a shortened message, the input column vector containing the input LLRs is arranged into an SR-by-SC matrix. SR represents the number of rows in the matrix. SC represents the number of columns in the matrix. For more information about SR and SC, see Turbo Product Code Decoding.
When you specify this parameter, specify N and K vectors for the full-length TPC codes that are shortened to (N(i) – K(i


Uma Abordagem para a Implantação de Nós Programáveis em Redes de Comunicação
Cris Amon RochaAécio Paiva BragaJosé Neuman de Souza
Nowadays, we are facing in the computer network research community new challenges related to the concepts of programmable and active networks. Great efforts have been spent to make current data communication networks more flexible and dynamic. Unfortunately, such efforts are followed by complexity and, therefore, the process of deploying the mechanisms has been committed. In order to make this process simpler, this work presents an open approach for having programmable nodes that make computer networks more dynamic in terms of adding new services without increasing complexity. This approach presents SNPI (Simple Network Programming Interface), which is a group of skeletons and data structures resources that make possible to the programmers and developers a fast deployment of new services into the network. The mechanism presented allows the access to internal mechanisms of data flow processing in the network nodes.
Biblioteca Digital Brasileira de Computação - Contato:
 Mantida por:


text:
SEND + MORE = MONEY, Part 2
August 3, 2012
In the previous exercise we looked at two slow solutions to the SEND + MORE = MONEY cryptarithm. In today's exercise we look at two more solutions.
Our third solution uses a hill-climbing algorithm. The basic idea is to start with a random solution, score it, then alter it, score the modified solution, keep it if it has a better score than the original, and repeat until the desired solution is found. For the cryptarithm problem, the alteration can be done by swapping the values assigned to two letters chosen randomly, and scoring can be done by computing the difference between SEND + MORE and MONEY; the solution is found when the difference is zero.
The problem with hill-climbing is that it can get stuck at a local optimum with no hope of achieving a global optimum. Consider the correct solution to the SEND + MORE = MONEY problem; we give the solution in a list, with O=0, M=1, and so on, and no letter assigned to 3 or 4: (o m y _ _ e n d r s). It is possible (it happened to me when I was writing the program) for hill-climbing to reach the solution (o m y _ e n _ d r s) with a score of 1. It takes two swaps to find the correct solution, but there is only one possible improvement in the score, from 1 to 0, so if a random hill-climb ever reaches the incorrect solution shown above, it will loop forever without reaching the correct solution.
Thus, our fourth solution is a variant of hill-climbing that adds additional randomization: a modified solution is always accepted if it has a better score than the original, and it is also accepted sometimes even if it has a worse score than the original, say about once in a hundred times. That way, if the hill-climbing reaches a local optimum, it has a way to "jump" to a different hill and continue to the global optimum.
The straight hill-climbing algorithm is fast when it works, taking half a second or less (depending on the randomization). The variant hill-climbing climbing algorithm always works, and is equally fast.
Your task is to write the two cryptarithm algorithms given above. When you are finished, you are welcome to read or run a suggested solution, or to post your own solution or discuss the exercise in the comments below.
Pages: 1 2

source: HuggingFaceFW/fineweb-edu


Microsoft Windows Store needs to be online error
However, there are cases in which you will receive the error message even when your Internet connection is working just fine.
In this article, we will see how to fix the Microsoft Windows Store app when you experience 'the store needs to be online' issue.
Of course, apply the troubleshooting solutions from below only after setting up a proper internet connection – just make sure that your device is currently connected to Internet and your modem is working properly.
How can I fix the MS Store needs to be online error?
 1. Run a system file check
 2. Run the Windows Store Apps troubleshooter
 3. Reset the Microsoft Store app
 4. Reinstall Microsoft Store
 5. Create a new Microsoft account
1. Run a system file check
 1. Type cmd in the search box and click on Run as administrator under the Command Prompt app.
 2. Type sfc /scannow and press Enter.
 3. Wait while the scan runs – it might take a while depending on how many files are stored on your hard drive.
 4. Type and run the following commands (press Enter after each command line): Dism/Online/Cleanup-Image/CheckHealth Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth and DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
If you received the Microsoft Store error after applying a new Windows 10 update or after installing certain software, you should run a system scan. In this way, you can search for system errors and address everything automatically.
Use a third-party system restoration app
The system scans are not always the best answer to problematic files, because they won't find all possible problems and glitches, especially when we'e talking about newly emerget issues.
A better way to scan your system for faulty files and software is to actually use a third-party app that was designed for this purpose.
Get Restoro
2. Run the Windows Store Apps troubleshooter
 1. Press the Windows Key + S and type Troubleshoot settings.
 2. Open it, then go to Additional troubleshooters.
 3. Scroll down the list until you find Windows Store Apps.
 4. Run the troubleshooter.
If the system scan wasn't helpful, you should also initiate another scan that is dedicated to fixing apps and associated files. This is a Windows default troubleshooter that can also fix any related problems.
In the end, restart your device and try Microsoft Store in order to see if you still get the already discussed 'the store needs to be online' malfunction.
Related Articles
Leave a Reply
Back to top button


Vol 6, Issue 2, May 2019
Differential GO and NOGO Learning Within an Auditory Discrimination Task
Anand, K., & Nealen, P. M. (2019). Differential GO and NOGO learning within an auditory discrimination task. Animal Behavior and Cognition, 6(2), 141–157. _URL_
Animal discrimination training and testing often are used to assess animal behavioral flexibility and capabilities. GO-NOGO discrimination, in particular, has been used extensively, across a multitude of species and experimental paradigms. In its typical form, GO-NOGO discrimination learning is assessed by the magnitude of, and rate of acquisition of, discrimination capability, which is nominally low at the start of training, and through experience, is improved as a function of the reward schedule employed. Discrimination performance in this task is normally reported via a single empirical metric, as the percentage of stimulus-response trials which included a 'correct' response. However, this view of discrimination as a singular skill masks the considerable differences which exist in GO and NOGO responses (which typically require an action, and a suppression of action, respectively). To investigate the potential for these two responses to be learned independently and via different mechanisms, we performed operant training of adult zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata) in a GO-NOGO auditory discrimination task. We demonstrate that correct responsiveness to GO and NOGO stimuli was learned via different overall performance trajectories, with performance on GO and NOGO trials emerging independently both within and between training sessions. We propose that this differential learning derives from a combination of response generalization and response modal form. These data suggest that response action and suppression are subserved by different neural circuits, and further indicate that consideration of discrimination tasks as univariate problems masks underlying complexity by obscuring their individual components.
Auditory discrimination, GO-NOGO, Zebra finch, Operant, Learning


conjecture, "For all positive integers \(n\text{,}\) the number \(n^2 - n + 41\) is prime." If you wanted to prove this, you would need to use a direct proof, a proof by contrapositive, or another style of proof, but certainly it is not enough to give even 7 examples. In fact, we can prove this conjecture is false by proving its negation: "There is a positive integer \(n\) such that \(n^2 - n + 41\) is not prime." Since this is an existential statement, it suffices to show that there does indeed exist such a number.
 In fact, we can quickly see that \(n = 41\) will give \(41^2\) which is certainly not prime. You might say that this is a counterexample to the conjecture that \(n^2 - n + 41\) is always prime. Since so many statements in mathematics are universal, making their negations existential, we can often prove that a statement is false (if it is) by providing a counterexample.
 Example \(\PageIndex{9}\)
 Above we proved, "for all integers \(a\) and \(b\text{,}\) if \(a+b\) is odd, then \(a\) is odd or \(b\) is odd." Is the converse true?
 Solution
 The converse is the statement, "for all integers \(a\) and \(b\text{,}\) if \(a\) is odd or \(b\) is odd, then \(a + b\) is odd." This is false! How do we prove it is false? We need to prove the negation of the converse. Let's look at the symbols. The converse is
 \begin{equation*} \forall a \forall b ((O(a) \vee O(b)) \imp O(a+b)). \end{equation*}
 We want to prove the negation:
 \begin{equation*} \neg \forall a \forall b ((O(a) \vee O(b)) \imp O(a+b)). \end{equation*}
 Simplify using the rules from the previous sections:
 \begin{equation*} \exists a \exists b ((O(a) \vee O(b)) \wedge \neg O(a+b)). \end{equation*}
 As the negation passed by the quantifiers, they changed from \(\forall\) to \(\exists\text{.}\) We then needed to take the negation of an implication, which is equivalent to asserting the if part and not the then part.
 Now we know what to do. To prove that the converse is false we need to find two integers \(a\) and \(b\) so that \(a\) is odd or \(b\) is odd, but \(a+b\) is not odd (so even). That's easy: 1 and 3. (remember, "or" means one or the other or both). Both of these are odd, but \(1+3 = 4\) is not odd.
 \(\square\)
 Proof by Cases
 We could go on and on and on about different proof styles (we haven't even mentioned induction or combinatorial proofs here), but instead we will end with one final useful technique: proof by cases. The idea is to prove that \(P\) is true by proving that \(Q \imp P\) and \(\neg Q \imp P\) for some statement \(Q\text{.}\) So no matter what, whether or not \(Q\) is true, we know that \(P\) is true. In fact, we could generalize this. Suppose we want to prove \(P\text{.}\) We know that at least one of the statements \(Q_1, Q_2, \ldots, Q_n\) are true. If we can show that \(Q_1 \imp P\) and \(Q_2 \imp P\) and so on all the way to \(Q_n \imp P\text{,}\) then we can conclude \(P\text{.}\) The key thing is that we want to be sure that one of our cases (the \(Q_i\)'s) must be true no matter what.
 If that last paragraph was confusing, perhaps an example will make things better.
 Example \(\PageIndex{10}\)
 Prove: For any integer \(n\text{,}\) the number \((n^3 -n)\) is even.
 Solution
 It is hard to know where to start this, because we don't know much of anything about \(n\text{.}\) We might be able to prove that \(n^3 - n\) is even if we knew that \(n\) was even. In fact, we could probably prove that \(n^3-n\) was even if \(n\) was odd. But since \(n\) must either be even or odd, this will be enough. Here's the proof.
 Proof
 We consider two cases: if \(n\) is even or if \(n\) is odd.
 Case 1: \(n\) is even. Then \(n = 2k\) for some integer \(k\text{.}\) This give
 \begin{align*} n^3 - n & = 8k^3 - 2k\\ & = 2(4k^2 - k), \end{align*}
 and since \(4k^2 - k\) is an integer, this says that \(n^3-n\) is even.
 Case 2: \(n\) is odd. Then \(n = 2k+1\) for some integer \(k\text{.}\) This gives
 \begin{align*} n^3 - n & = (2k+1)^3 - (2k+1)\\ & = 8k^3 + 6k^2 + 6k + 1 - 2k - 1\\ & = 2(4k^3 + 3k^2 + 2k), \end{align*}
 and since \(4k^3 + 3k^2 + 2k\) is an integer, we see that \(n^3 - n\) is even again.
 Since \(n^3 - n\) is even in both exhaustive cases, we see that \(n^3 - n\) is indeed always even.


From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
The celestial sphere with the zenith and almucantar marked in red, the horizon in green, and the path of a star or the Sun in blue.
An almucantar (also spelled almucantarat or almacantara) is a circle on the celestial sphere parallel to the horizon. Two stars that lie on the same almucantar have the same altitude. The term was introduced into European astronomy by monastic astronomer Hermann Contractus of Reichenau, from the Arabic word al-muqantarat, meaning "crooked, bow-like."
Almucantar staff[edit]
An almucantar staff is an instrument chiefly used to determine the time of sunrise and sunset, in order to find the amplitude and consequently the variations of the compass. Usually made of pear tree or boxwood, with an arch of 15° to 30°,[1] it is an example of a backstaff.
This is a drawing of an almucantar staff. There are three vanes - the horizon vane (A), the shadow vane (B) and the sighting vane (C).
The sun casts that shadow of a vane (B in the image at the right) on a horizon vane (A). The horizon vane has a slit or hole to allow the observer to see the horizon in the distance. The observer aligns the horizon and shadow so they show at the same point on the horizon vane and sets the sighting vane (C) to align his line of sight with the horizon. The altitude of the sun is the angle between the shadow vane and the sighting vane.
Solar almucantar[edit]
The almucantar plane that contains the Sun is used to characterize multiple scattering of aerosols. Measurements are carried out rapidly at several angle at both sides of the Sun using a spectroradiometer or a photometer. There are several models to obtain aerosol properties from the solar almucantar. The most relevant were developed by Oleg Dubovik and used in the NASA AERONET network and by Teruyuki Nakajima (named SKYRAD.PACK).
 - Adelaide Observatory: Almucantar graphs of hour angles, Adelaide, R. E. E. Rogers, Govt. printer, 1927.
 - Chandler, Seth Carlo, (1846–1913): The almucantar, Cambridge, J. Wilson and Son, 1887.
 - Dubovik, O. and M. D. King, 2000: A flexible inversion algorithm for retrieval of aerosol optical properties from Sun and sky radiance measurements," Journal of Geophysical Research, 105, 20 673-20 696 pdf version
 - Nakajima T, Tonna G, Rao RZ, et al.:Use of sky brightness measurements from ground for remote sensing of particulate polydispersions, Applied Optics 35 (15), 2672–2686, 1996
External links[edit]


text:
Inspirational Att Uverse Cat5 Wiring Diagram 17 3 | hastalavista.me ... Att Uverse Wiring Diagram Lovely Beautiful How To Connect Cat5 Cable 20 ...Cat5 Wiring Connection Diagram - Description: Cat-5 Wiring Diagram | Crossover Cable Diagram throughout Cat5 Cable Wiring Diagram, image size 600 X 340 px, and to view image details please click the image. Here is a picture gallery about cat5 cable wiring diagram complete with the description of the. Cat5e wire diagram cat5 wiring date schemes cat 5 connections configuration.Lists or diagrams that use indentation, sometimes called Cat5e wire diagram cat5 wiring date schemes cat 5 connections. Connect cat5e wiring diagram as well as ether crossover cable diagram also telephone plug wiring diagram further rj45 ether cable wiring diagram together with telephone patch panel wiring diagram furthermore m12 ether connector to rj45 wiring diagram moreover cat5 poe wiring diagram together with 25 pair 66 block wiring diagram furthermore cat 5 pinout diagram wiring at cat5 wire..
Wiring up an Ethernet socket is very similar to wiring up a cable itself, the order of the wires is the same, the method of wiring them is slightly different, dependent on your socket. The image below shows the 2 standard configurations for cat 5(and 6).. Cat 6 wiring diagram together with ideal cat 5 wiring diagram in conjunction with cat 5 wiring diagram and then cat 5 wiring diagram pdf likewise crossover cat 5 wiring diagram additionally cat5 rj45 wiring diagram further cat5 connector wiring diagram and cat5 phone wiring diagram likewise ethernet wiring diagram as well cat5e cable wiring. straight through cable wiring diagram color code cat 5 here a ethernet rj45 straight cable wiring diagram witch color code category 5 6 7 a straight through cables are one of the most mon type of patch cat 5 cat 6 wiring diagram color code look for cat 5 cat 6 wiring diagram with color code cable how to wire ethernet rj45 and the defference between each type of cabling crossover straight.
This jack has all the wires colored : red, blue, black, brown, yellow, green, white, orange, can't find anything that matches this set up for standard ethernet wiring. It is a CE-TECH surface mount.. Then a standard Cat5e cable bridges the connection to the switch. Since I'm using a Panasonic phone system I only need two pairs the other two pairs were going to waste so I decided to hook them up as another ethernet jack.. While you normally use a CAT5 cable for Ethernet communication, CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6 cables can also carry video communication. When you want to connect a device with a VGA output to a device that has component input, you can make a custom video cable from a CAT5.
Apr 16, 2009 · Hi Guys I have bought some RJ45 surface mount jack w/screws and I need to know how to wire it up. the colors I see on this jack go: red,black,orange,blue,white,brown,yellow,green of course I need to know what colors match up with the ethernet cable. A simple cat 5 wiring diagram can help us avoid a lot of troubleshooting when it comes to home network wiring. It's a good idea to test each rj-45 circuit after you terminate the connection ends. The testers will test each wire channel in the cable.. Cat6 Connection Wiring Diagram - power over ether wall mount poe injector midspan w integral power supply 48vdc 24 watt further how to install an ether jack for a home work readingrat wiring diagram on together with rs485 wiring diagram in addition 30920 as well as voipmyhouse together with modem wiring support as well as change a socket moreover watch also cat5 work cable wiring diagram.
Cat5 Diagram Wiring cat5 wiring ethernet diagram｜cat6a cable｜plenum cable leading manufacturer and provider of electronic cat5 wire and plenum cable product cat6a network cables plenum rated cable cat5 wiring for internet cat6 cable cat5e.. In this article I will explain Cat 5 Color Code order , Cat5 Wiring Diagram and step by step How to crimp cat5 ethernet cable standreds a , b crossover or straight throght In order to use UTP(Unshielded Twisted Pair) cables you have to terminate both ends of cable across an RJ45 (Registered Jack 45) connector..
Cat5 Dsl Wiring Diagram - Detailed Wiring Diagrams dsl splitter wiring diagram cat5e circuit diagram schematic internet cat 5 wiring diagram cat 7 cable
Cat5 Home Network Wiring Diagram - Detailed Schematics Diagram Wiring Diagram For Cat5 Home Network Refrence Home Network Wiring Cat 5 Connection Diagram Cat5 Home Network Wiring Diagram
Leviton Cat 5 Wiring Diagram - Reinvent Your Wiring Diagram • leviton phone jack wiring diagram example of krone wiring diagram rh callingallquestions com Cat 5 Wiring Connector Cat 5 Connection Diagram
Cat5 Data Diagram - Electrical wiring diagrams Cat5 House Wiring Diagram Practical Cat5 Wiring Home Wiring Data Cat5 B Wiring Cat5 Data Diagram
Phone And Computer Connection Diagrams Business Support Rj11 In ... Phone And Computer Connection Diagrams Business Support Rj11 In Wiring Diagram Using Cat5 At Rj11 Wiring Diagram Using Cat5
Cat5 Wiring Diagram Home - Easy Rules Of Wiring Diagram • how to connect telephone wires diagram rate home phone wiring rh shahsramblings com cat5 wiring diagram pdf cat5 wiring diagram pdf
Rj45 Cat 5 Wiring Diagram - Detailed Schematic Diagrams cat 5 telephone wiring diagram electrical wiring diagram cat 5 wiring connections ethernet phone wiring diagram
At Amp T U Verse Cat5 Rj45 Wiring Diagram - Wiring Schematics Diagram At Amp T U Verse Nid Wiring Diagram Expert Category Circuit Diagram \u2022 At Amp T U Verse Cat5 Rj45 Wiring Diagram
Cat5 Dsl Wiring Diagram - Detailed Schematics Diagram Cat5 Dsl Wiring Diagram Sample Electrical Wiring Diagram Cat5 Power Wiring Cat5 Dsl Wiring Diagram
Cat 5 4 Pair Wire Diagram Wiring Cool Cat5 | vvolf.me ... Rj11 Wiring Diagram Using Cat5 Stunning ...
Cat5 Wiring Diagram Poe Fresh Connector Connection Gigabit Ubiquiti ... ... S Cat6 Wiring Fair 568a With For Cat5 Crossover Beautiful Cable Random 2 Cat5 Wiring Cat5 Wiring Poe Fresh Connector ...
Quarter Inch Jack Wiring Diagram Best Of Cat5 Wiring Diagram Fresh ... Quarter Inch Jack Wiring Diagram Best Of Cat5 Wiring Diagram Fresh Cat 5 Diagram – Electrical Circuit Diagram
Rj11 To Bnc Wiring Diagram - Circuit Diagram Schematic Bnc To Rj45 Wiring Diagram Opinions About Wiring Diagram \u2022 Cat6 Wiring Diagram Rj11 To Bnc Wiring Diagram
Cat5 Wiring Diagram B Connect Wire To Cat6 Pinout For On Cat 5 At ... Cat5 B Wiring Diagram Krasnogorsknews Me And Cat Five Webtor Inside

source: m-a-p/FineFineWeb


text:
Why You Should A Use Cold Calling Script? The more sales calls you make, the less you'll need to count on a script. Think about a script like your training wheels you can depend upon until you're positive enough to work without it.
Using a sample sales call script to get a meeting for sales sets you up for success each and every time because it's the simplest way to guarantee you're striking the best points during your conversation. It's important to remember that your goal during a sales call isn't to deliver your sales pitch out of the blue; it's to get your prospect to dedicate to a conference.
It may seem like an antiquated strategy, cold calling stays the structure of numerous sales pitches. They start the ball rolling (pun planned) with a possibility and begin the conversation essential for building better, more real relationships.
Why Cold Calling Fails
There are plenty of ways to ruin a cold call. In order to prevent the most common mistakes, we recommend following these pointers:
Don't be sly about who you are or why you're calling. A prospect will constantly be able to inform when you're hiding something.
Don't inform your possibility things they already know, such as their task description. Impress them with how well you understand the dayto- day pains you resolve that are related to their position. Do not anticipate that you can rely simply on call to seal the deal. Follow up with a friendly e-mail to let your possibility understand you genuinely appreciated the time they provided you out of their day, and be sure to address any questions quickly.
These landmines tend to sink a conversation prior to it totally starts developing into something rewarding.
Now that you know what not to do when developing a sales call script, it is time to dig into what makes an excellent cold call script various than the rest. Some of the best examples of cold call scripts follow these principles:
Sound positive and energetic. If you don't wish to be perceived as a robotic, do not speak like one. Begin the call with, "This is [name] from [business]," and stop briefly. Avoid jumping right to your pitch; instead, take a deep breath and state definitely silent for 8 entire seconds. Go ahead, time yourself During this time out, your possibility will try to identify who you are. A customer? A previous coworker? A present coworker? After this brief pause, ask your prospect a question to establish yourself as somebody they can trust. Your objectives are to get them to do a few of the talking and to prove that you're familiar with them and their company.
Some examples of questions that will cause this relationship are: "I see you went to [university] How did you like it?" "Wow, you've been at [company] for [x] years. How did you start there?" "Congrats on your current promotions! How is the brand-new function?" It's a good sign if you're able to small talk with a possibility to the point that they eventually circle back and ask the reason that you're calling. To this, you can just laugh and say "in some cases, I forget." This shows that you're not strictly attempting to sell them something; you're attempting to develop a relationship.
Why You Should A Use Cold Calling Script? The more cold calls you make, the less you'll have to rely on a script. Don't be tricky about who you are or why you're calling. Don't anticipate that you can rely purely on phone calls to seal the deal. It's a good sign if you're able to small talk with a possibility to the point that they ultimately circle back and ask the factor why you're calling.


text:
- slide 1 of 2
Review the plot structure in "The Story of an Hour" so you don't sound silly during your next class discussion (of course, the story's so short it would take you the same amount of time to actually read it, but you searched for this and I'm going to give it to you along with a literary analysis of the story because that's what you expect to find in a "Story of an Hour" Study Guide).
It is a short story that observes the unities of time, place, and plot: the action takes place in less than a day in a single location and has no subplots. Other than the news of the train wreck, which happens before the actual narrative begins, brief reflections by Mrs. Mallard on the type of husband Mr. Mallard was, and a few flash forwards on how her life will be, the story is told in chronological order.
Mrs. Mallard has heart troubles (Most study guides would briefly mention that Mrs. Mallard's heart troubles have two meanings: (1) she has a physical defect; (2) she is emotionally torn. My study guide doesn't because I have an entire article on irony and symbolism in "The Story of an Hour" so I'll just briefly mention that double meaning of heart troubles because that's what one should do with a literary analysis).
Mrs. Mallard's sister Josephine, who was told by Richards who was told by telegram down at the newspaper office, delicately tells Mrs. Mallard the news of Mr. Mallard's death. Mrs. Mallard cries, goes to her room, reflects on what a great guy Mr. Mallard was, and rejoices that she is now free from her husband's rule (this is what I meant by the emotional heart troubles thing).
Her sister calls Josephine from her room and they go downstairs to hang out with Richards (if you've actually read the story, you realize what a cornhole Richards is. If you haven't read the story, Richards is a cornhole). The door opens and who enters? Mr. Mallard (who that cornhole Richards said was dead).
Josephine shrieks. Richards tries to shield Mrs. Mallard from the shocking view of her husband. Mrs. Mallard has a heart attack and dies (yes, that's irony). The doctors say she died from a "joy that kills" (that's irony too).
- slide 2 of 2
What is the Theme?
The theme of "The Story of an Hour" is very straightforward.
Marriage is an oppressive institution (in the 19th-century).
The story takes place in the latter part of the 19th-century. Women had very few rights--they could not vote, had few opportunities for employment, and were expected to cook, clean, and look pretty for their husbands. Women had very little recourse if they married an abusive or mean husband. Chopin makes Mr. Mallard a good man and a good husband, highlighting, not the wickedness of men, but the deficiencies in society, which allowed a system of unfairness to exist.
Minor Theme: Life is not as it seems.
The false appearance that Mr. Mallard is dead mirrors the false image that Mrs. Mallard loves being married.*
Summary and Literary Analysis of "The Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin
This look at commonly taught short stories will help you prepare for class discussion.


How To: Match End Grain with Side Grain
End Grain
End grain close-up of unfinished white pine. Photo:
As you may recall from science class as a kid, wood is a collection of fibers that run in the same direction. Basically, it's a collection of the tree's xylum, all stacked up next to and on top of each other, like a bunch of drinking straws arranged in a grid pattern. So the side grain of wood represents the side sections of these fibers, whereas the end grain represents their ends.
And just like the drinking straws, when applying liquids like stain or oil finishes (or even glue) to wood, the different sections of the grain absorb the liquid differently, often resulting in a different color on the side and end grain. Fortunately, there's an (easy) extra step you can take to guarantee even color and tone anywhere on the wood.
Simply sand the end and edge grains to one higher grit than the side grain. So if you sand the side grain to 150, sand the end grain to 220; if the side is 220, the end and edge grains should be 320 and so forth. This makes the uniform roughness (which is really what sandpaper accomplishes) of the end grain smaller, where it soaks up less finish. Try it on your next project. You'll be amazed.
Wood Finishing End Grain
For more on tools and woodworking, consider:
New Wave of Brushless Motor Tools
5 Ways to Get Perfect, Clean Cuts in Plywood
10 Ways to Use Your Cordless Drill/Driver


text:
The Intersection of F.S. §55.03 and Florida Family Law: Statutory Interest Calculations for Past-due Support Payments
A change to F.S. §55.03 in 2011, when viewed in light of its application to a common issue in family law, essentially converted what was once a two-way stop on two intersecting country roads to a new six-way city intersection, complete with traffic signals.
The History of F.S. §55.03: Calculation of Statutory Interest
Calculating the amount of statutory interest1 applicable to court-imposed judgments2 used to be a relatively straightforward calculation before F.S. §55.03 was changed in 2011. Prior to the law's modification, to calculate the amount of interest owed on a judgment, one would apply the daily interest rate for the number of days beginning with the date of entitlement and ending with the date of payment.3 Complications arose only in leap years and were easily dealt with by the daily rate being reduced to reflect the extra day for the calculation covering the leap year.
The relatively simple calculation became complicated after Laws of Florida Ch. 2011-1694 amended F.S. §55.03. Under the revised §55.03, the interest rate is recalculated on a quarterly basis.5 For judgments, one uses the daily rate for the quarter in effect at the time a judgment is entered and that rate will apply until the judgment is paid or until the end of the calendar year, whichever is sooner, irrespective of any interest rate changes for a subsequent quarter in that year.6 The interest rate is then adjusted annually on January 1 of each following year. The new interest rate is based on the rate in effect as of January 1.7 This annual interest rate adjustment applies to the majority of judgments, with only a few exceptions not relevant to this article.8 This new interest rate recalculation for judgments became applicable to all unsatisfied judgments when the revised F.S. §55.03 went into effect on July 1, 2011.9
Application of F.S. §55.03 to Support Arrearages
Calculating the amount of statutory interest applicable to judgments for support arrearages10 was never entirely simple, even prior to the amendment of §55.03, because each support payment missed is treated like a simple judgment with simple interest11 applied to each missed payment.12 Therefore, if there were 96 monthly payments past due, each past-due payment required an interest calculation, each of which required more than a few minutes to perform. Afterwards, the 96 results had to be summed.
Now that F.S. §55.03 has been revised to require the recalculation of the statutory interest rate on a quarterly basis and recalculation of the interest rates on judgments annually as of January 1 of each year following entry of the judgment, a logistical nightmare is presented for the family law practitioner, especially considering the impact that the leap year has on the process.
Underlying Concepts for Calculation of Statutory Interest on Support Arrearages
If one treats each month as having the same number of days, the second missed payment has one month less interest than the preceding one, the third missed payment has two months less interest, and so forth. Considering the concept from an algebraic perspective, the number of missed payments (n) and the number of months of interest on all such payments can be aggregated and expressed as (n)(n+1)/2.13 A s all missed payments are the same, the formula amount (n)(n+1)/2 can be multiplied by a single payment (P) and the monthly interest rate to determine the total interest on all payments for that year. For purposes of this simplified discussion, the monthly interest rate is the annual simple-interest rate divided by 12. Just because months have a differing number of days does not mean that the entire process of calculations cannot be simplified with a different formula, as will be demonstrated later.
Interest calculation on each missed payment can be broken down between the simple interest earned for the first year and each full year's interest for all subsequent years that follow, plus the final year's interest to the valuation date. As demonstrated in introductory algebra classes, addition has associative properties.14 Therefore, all the payments of each year can be summed for the first year the interest is applied. After each year of missed payments, the total amount for that previous year is due on January 1 and the simple interest is applied to the full amount in the exact same way that interest applies to a single judgment amount. The final payments present a third classification of calculations because the final payments involve a partial year, like the first year but with a different valuation date.
This process can be confusing; however, it can be streamlined by following four simple steps which employ tables A and B. The four-step process and accompanying tables will be explained in detail below.15 For the sake of clarity, two examples will be provided following the explanation. Then, this article will conclude with a mathematical proof of tables A and B.
Steps Used to Calculate Statutory Interest on Support Arrearages
- Step One: Payments during the First Year (Table A) — After entry of a judgment awarding support arrearages, the first year's interest applicable to the new payments is determined by using table A below. Arrearage payments missed in each new calendar year require a first-year interest calculation using table A. Add all such first-year missed payment interest calculations.
As the interest rate now changes quarterly, care must be exercised in years with differing interest rates for each quarter.16 A new missed payment applies the quarterly rate in effect at the time the payment was missed. A missed payment in one quarter can have a different interest rate applied than the payments missed in other quarters in that same year. With the quarterly recalculation of statutory interest rates, it is possible to have four different interest rates apply to the payments missed in any given year. When the interest rate changes during a given year, the interest rate for each missed payment will have to be calculated separately based on the quarter in which the payment was missed. For example, the first three quarters in 2011 had an interest rate of 6 percent and the final quarter had interest rate of 4.75 percent. As a result, any support arrearage payments falling due in 2011 would have two separate interest rate calculations depending on the quarter in which they were missed. Any payments missed during the first nine months would apply a daily interest rate equivalent for 6 percent per annum and those missed in the final three months would apply a daily rate equivalent for 4.75 percent per annum.
- Step Two: Accrual of Interest during Subsequent Years on Amounts Due and Owing from Prior Years — Step one involved interest calculations for each missed payment in the first year. The balance for each of the missed support payments identified in step one is aggregated for the previous year and due on the following January 1. The amount due accrues interest at the rate established when the payments first came due and continues accruing at that rate until December 31, 2011.17 As the new interest rate applies to judgments before July 1, 2011, and after July 1, 2011, alike, the new rate of 4.75 percent applies to all missed payments after December 31, 2011, for 2012, and as the rate is the same on January 1, 2013, for all of 2013, as well. This would be equally true if one were to regroup the interest on the missed payments into step one, two, and three under the associative law of addition.
As steps one and three consider only the newly missed payments when originally due, which calculates interest only for the partial year, step two is streamlined and simplified as single judgment amounts for each year of missed payments due on January 1, following the year that the support payments were first due. This eliminates much of the daily rate computations because full years of interest are substituted and whether the year involves a leap year is irrelevant. The daily rate problems in the first calendar year the payments fall due are taken care of with table A and table B in steps one and three respectively. At most, one daily rate application is required on step two for the final partial year.
- Step Three: Payments during the Final Year (Table B) — Determine from table B the interest on the payments coming due during the final year. This involves exactly one calculation. For example, if the payoff is received as of April 1 in the final year, the information from the March 1 line of table B would be used to calculate the interest accruing for the final three months' worth of missed payments.
- Step Four: Arriving at the Total Amount of Interest Owed — Add all amounts separately calculated in steps one, two, and three as described above to determine the total interest for all past due support arrearage payments.
Use of the Tables for Calculations
Examples are provided later in this article on how tables A and B are used in steps one through four described above. Tables A and B are provided so that the process of interest on consecutive support payments can be simplified and fewer calculations are needed. Each day of the year is given the weight of one point, reflecting one day of exposure to the daily statutory rate. All points are first aggregated for interest on all payments due and for each interest rate application, and then are summed. The table method is used to impact the first year that consecutive missed payments are considered and the last year. After each year of payments due, all of missed payments still due and owing on January 1 of the following year receive full interest for each full year thereafter, until paid, subject to modification of the new interest rate the same way it impacts a single judgment amount.
Steps One through Four and Tables A


text: Openness state institution results from the duty to society. This model of a modern democratic state is our main objective in the way of design. Accommodating citizen can not affect the safety of employees and the proper functioning of the object of justice. The proposed system featured in an optimal way opens up to a petitioner – the user and provides maximum safety for employees of the court. The form of the building is an attempt to respond to the symbolic content of the judicial architecture. Building in a contemporary way, refers to the archetypes associated with the judiciary and culture of the ancient mother of democracy. The simplicity and scale of distribution appearing on the facades refers to the orders of architectural aesthetics so that the object in its form becomes a timeless element to identify the city.


WITH RECOMPILE
from the Artful SQL Server & Access Tips List
The generally accepted wisdom about stored procedures (or sprocs) is that because SQL can optimize and compile them, they run more quickly than the equivalent SQL statements executed from Query Analyzer (or perhaps passed in from some front-end app such as a Web page or VB program). This is true to some extent. First, you need to know what SQL Server does with a new sproc. At creation time, it checks the syntax. If it doesn't find any errors, then it adds the sproc to the system tables: sysobjects, sysdepends, and syscomments (the latter stores the body of the sproc). By default, it doesn't compile the sproc at creation time. Upon first execution of the sproc, SQL Server optimizes and compiles it. This is when SQL Server devises a query plan and stores it in its procedure cache. On subsequent invocations, SQL looks in the cache first, finds the sproc there, and doesn't compile it. If the sproc isn't in the cache, then SQL Server compiles it and places it in the cache. My experience with the WITH RECOMPILE option A while back, I was supporting a search page that allowed its users to search by any of several columns. Then the page called a sproc, passing a parameter to indicate which column to search. I examined the parameter using a CASE block, and then executed one of several queries, depending upon the column to search. I knew something was wrong when I began to test my allegedly clever stored procedure. In theory, the performance of each search should at least be approximately the same, but that isn't what happened. When I performed multiple searches, regardless of the order, the first would be fast, and subsequent searches were much slower. Finally, I realized that the first time the procedure was called, a query plan was devised and stored in the cache. As long as I searched on that particular column, everything would work as expected. The moment I switched columns, however, performance plummeted. Why did this happen? The first search I performed created a query plan and stored it in the cache. For instance, say I was searching on the column OrderDate. If I switched the search to the CompanyName column, SQL would blindly use the cached query plan, searching for the target company name using the OrderDate index. No wonder performance would plummet so dramatically. The fix is quite simple. I executed the sproc supplying the WITH RECOMPILE option:
EXEC MySproc_Select '12/31/2004' WITH RECOMPILE
This tells SQL Server to throw away the existing query plan and build another one--but only this once. You can also add the WITH RECOMPILE directly to the stored procedure right before the AS keyword. This tells SQL Server to throw out the query plan on every execution of the sproc. There is also a third option. I could have created a separate sproc for each search method, and then decide which one to execute within the CASE block. That way, the query plan associated with the sub-sprocs remains in the cache, where SQL can take advantage of them. Since each of the sprocs searched exactly one column, there is no need to recompile. SQL Server's ability to optimize and compile a stored procedure is great but, if you aren't careful, it can bite you when you least expect it. Now that you know how to deal with the problem, perhaps there are a few situations in your own database that you might want to revisit.
Return to the Artful SQL Server & Access Tips page


text:
A Short History of Bishop William Van Mildert
William Van Mildert was the last of the Prince Bishops and a key figure in the foundation of the University of Durham in 1832. The idea of Prince Bishops in Durham dates back to the year 1071, a time shortly after Norman Conquest when William the Conqueror needed to appoint a representative to hold secular and spiritual power over the whole of the North-East of England (1, 2). This position gave the southern King a powerful northern presence to defend against rebellion by the local Saxon population or invasion from Scottish armies. The area became known as the Palatinate of Durham and it was said at the time that the Prince Bishop was like a second King of England (1, 2). Prince Bishops not only had their own parliament with representatives which they could send to the King, but could raise armies, collect their own taxes, set up their own courts, mint their own coins and negotiate directly with the Scottish kings (1, 2).
By 1832 the concept of Prince Bishops seemed outdated and the Great Reform Act saw the removal of the Prince Bishops powers, although the Bishop of Durham retained a seat in the House of Lords which he still holds to this day (3). In fact, it was not until the early 1970s that the palatinate court system was merged into the English court structure (4). So who was William Van Mildert, how did he become Prince Bishop of Durham and how was the University of Durham founded?
William Van Mildert was born in London on the 6th of November 1765 (5, 6). His father Cornelius was a gin distiller (5, 7). The Van Mildert family were of Dutch descent and there had long been a connection between the family and the church. William Van Mildert's grandfather and great grandfather had been deacons of the Dutch Reform church at Austin Friars in London and his father was a devout Anglican. Van Mildert began his education at St. Saviours School, Southwark, until the age of thirteen, when he persuaded his father to allow him to seek holy orders. Van Mildert attended Merchant Taylors' School, London, in around 1779 to begin preparations for Oxford University where he studied at Queens College, from 1784 (5,7).
Van Mildert graduated with a BA in November 1787 and was ordained deacon in Oxfordshire whilst working towards his MA (5, 7). From here, Van Mildert was ordained a priest in December 1789, becoming curate of Newchurch and Bonnington, in Kent. It was here that Van Mildert met Jane, his future wife, and they married in December 1795. The Van Mildert's moved to Northamptonshire and although they never had their own children they fostered two of Jane's nieces (5, 7).
In July 1796 Van Mildert became chaplain to the Grocers' Company and rector of St Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside, London. During this time Van Mildert lived outside the parish due its poor standard of accommodation, leading to his prosecution for non-residence in 1800. Van Mildert's case was frequently presented in parliament as evidence that reform of current laws was necessary (5, 7).
Van Mildert opposed many government reforms and became a member of the church campaign group the Hackney Phalanx (5, 7, 8). The Phalanx was a group of clergy and laymen who published the British Critic, a conservative review which was part of the British reaction against the French Revolution (7, 8). Van Mildert was briefly the editor for the British Critic in 1811 and co-edited the Churchman's Remembrancer between 1802 and 1808. He served as treasurer of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge between 1812 and 1815 and also helped to found the National Society in 1811 and the Church Building Society in 1818 (5, 7). Van Mildert published various texts throughout his life including a ten-volume edition of the works of the 18th century theologian Daniel Waterland (5, 7). Van Mildert's Boyle lectures of _PHONE_ on 'An Historical View of the Rise and Progress of Infidelity, with a Refutation of its Principles and Reasoning's' (9) helped to strengthen his reputation as one of the foremost conservative theologians of the day and it has been said that he had an encyclopaedic knowledge of divinity (5,7).
Van Mildert became chaplain to the fourth Duke of Queensberry in 1807 and vicar of Farningham in Kent where renovations of an uninhabitable parsonage nearly bankrupted him in 1810. Lord Liverpool offered Van Mildert a professorship of divinity at Oxford and a rectory in Oxfordshire which he accepted (5, 7). At Oxford, Van Mildert became a bachelor then a doctor of divinity, and a canon of Christ Church. After a short period as Bishop of Llandaff (now part of Cardiff) in 1819 and dean of St. Paul's in 1820, Van Mildert was offered and accepted the palatine bishopric of Durham. (5, 7, 8)
Van Mildert had strongly opposed parliamentary reform and he was even burned in effigy at the castle gates in November 1831 due to this opposition (7). Van Mildert's resistance to reform may be the reason why he was omitted from Peels ecclesiastical commission in 1835 and was not recommended to be archbishop of Canterbury (5,7). He was, however greatly respected and played an important role in early 19th century theological thought as well as in lively political discussions.
Van Mildert's health throughout his life was never particularly good and he died on 21st February 1836 (5, 7). He was buried in a vault in front of the high altar at Durham Cathedral though he had expressed the wish to be buried at Auckland Castle, his official home. His wife survived him and died in Harrogate in 1837 (5).
Van Mildert and the foundation of Durham University
There had been calls for a university in Durham reaching back as far as Henry VIII and Oliver Cromwell in the 1650s, although at that time Oxford and Cambridge Universities had expressed concerns that a University at Durham would damage their position (5, 7). In 1832 Archdeacon Charles Thorp and Van Mildert persuaded the government and parliament to support the idea of a university at Durham (10, 5, 7). On July 4th 1832 the "Act to enable the Dean and Chapter of Durham to appropriate part of the property of their Church to the establishment of a University in connection therewith, for the Advancement of Learning" was passed (11, 12, 13, 14). The first students arrived in 1833, with the University receiving a royal charter and degree-awarding powers in 1837 (12, 13, 14).
There is a substantial collection of material relating to Bishop Van Mildert in the Special Collections section of Durham University Library. Most of this material (over 1300 papers) was discovered in a pigeon loft in Bradden House, Northamptonshire in the early 1970s by Arnold Bradshaw, later Principal of Van Mildert College. The papers were transferred to Van Mildert College so that Bradshaw could catalogue them and in 1989 deposited in the university library. On the basis of these papers, Elizabeth Varley was able to write what is probably the definitive biography of Van Mildert, entitled 'The Last of the Prince Bishops. William Van Mildert and the High Church Movement of the early Nineteenth Century' (Cambridge University Press, 1992).
References (as of March 2013)
Text contributed by Dr Alasdair Anderson.
The College is named after William Van Mildert (_PHONE_), the last Prince Bishop of Durham. An Englishman of Dutch descent, he was instrumental in the founding of Durham University in 1832 and his castle is the present UniversityCollege. His portrait hangs in Van Mildert's Ann Dobson hall.
The College Motto is his too – Sic vos non vobis (Not for yourselves).


SkyVoice TTS and SDKhttp://mloss.orgUpdates and additions to SkyVoice TTS and SDKenMon, 10 Sep 2012 03:48:47 -0000SkyVoice TTS and SDK 1.0Text-to-Speech (TTS) is a kind of speech processing technology that converts text into speech. It involves phonetics, linguistics, digital signal processing technology, computer technology, multimedia technology, and other technologies. It is a frontier technology in Chinese information processing field. With TTS technology, any text used to be read by eyes can also be listened by ears. SkyVoice TTS software is a TTS system developed by the Institute of Automation of Chinese Academy of Sciences according to the characteristics of desktop system application for more than ten years. SkyVoice TTS software adopts the world's leading data driven technology at present, use well designed speech language database to train the model. The synthesized speech is highly natural, fluent and willing to be accepted by users. SkyVoice has excellent platform compatibility and convenient platform migration because its kernel is written in ANSI C which is platform-independent. It has a set of fully functional, easy-to-use user programmable interfaces (API). Users can master it in a short period of time. What's more, in order to intervene the rhythm and spelling information of synthesized speech manually, SkyVoice provides a set of annotation standards for the control of synthesized result in necessary situation. jianhua tao, shifeng pan, ya li, zhengqi wen, shanfeng liu, yang wang, hao che, ran zhangMon, 10 Sep 2012 03:48:47 -0000


Skip to navigation | Skip to content
Loss of pain and smell has a genetic link
feeling pain
Pain and smell sensations have more in common than you think (Source: Shaun Lowe/iStockphoto)
Professor Frank Zufall, of the University of Saarland School of Medicine, in Germany, and colleagues, report their findings online this week in the journal Nature.
The researchers tested three people in their 30s with a rare genetic inability to feel pain (congenital analgesia) and found they were unable to smell at all (a condition known as anosmia).
Interestingly, none of the subjects had been aware that they could not smell.
Being unable to feel pain sounds enticing, but people with congenital analgesia frequently bite their tongues, break bones or burn themselves without being aware of it, sometimes leading to severe damage.
On the plus side, two of the individuals in the study had given birth with completely pain-free labour.
It is known that the inability to feel pain is due to a particular defective gene (SCN9A), which codes for a particular type of sodium channel protein. These sodium channels are essential for pain nerves to be able to send messages.
The researchers wondered if the sodium channels could be important in smell detection too.
The team first showed that the olfactory sensory nerves that relay smell information in both humans and mice did indeed contain the sodium channels.
Then they produced a genetically-altered strain of mice that lacked the sodium channels and were unable to smell.
They compared these mice with normal mice, carefully recording the electrical activity of single nerve cells as the animals were exposed to smells.
Surprisingly, the nerve cells responded normally to smell, but the signals were not reaching further into the brain.
The sodium channels appear to be essential for triggering the release of neurotransmitter, which is essential for transmission of information from one nerve cell to the next.
Zufall sees this work as being of fundamental importance in understanding how the brain processes smell, but there could be other advantages.
"You can imagine a spray which you use to temporarily knock out your sense of smell", he suggests, "which may be useful for people working in situations with awful smells".
Smell (or lack of it) may be a side-effect we have to consider when we take a drug for severe pain in years to come, as several pharmaceutical companies are racing to develop pain relief drugs targeting these particular sodium channels.
Tags: pain, neuroscience


text:
When you own common stock in a company, you have a claim on the company's earnings, or profits, based on the number of shares you own. If the company also has preferred stockholders, they get their dividends before common stockholders see any money. To find out what's left after preferred stockholders get their cut, you can calculate earnings available for common stockholders. A company uses this money to pay dividends to common stockholders -- if it chooses to -- and to reinvest in its business. To gauge a company's performance, It's important to review its earnings available for common stockholders each quarter.
Download a company's quarterly report on Form 10-Q or annual report on Form 10-K for the desired accounting period from the investor relations section of its website or from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's online EDGAR database.
Locate the income statement and the statement of stockholders' equity in the financial report.
Identify the amount of net income or net loss the company reports toward the bottom of the income statement. An income statement shows a net loss in parentheses. For example, assume a company generated $1 billion in net income during its most recent quarter.
Look up the amount of preferred dividends the company declared during the period on its statement of stockholders' equity. The statement shows this amount in parentheses to designate that the payments reduce stockholders' equity. In this example, assume the company declared $50 million in preferred dividends.
Subtract the company's preferred dividends from its net income or loss to determine its earnings available to common stockholders. Treat a net loss as a negative number. Concluding the example, subtract $50 million from $1 billion to get $950 million in earnings available to common stockholders.
- If a company has no preferred stock, its net income represents its earnings available for common stockholders.
- Calculate a company's earnings available for common stockholders in previous quarters to identify any positive or negative trends. Increasing earnings available for common stockholders is typically good for a company's common stock.
- You can also divide earnings available for common stockholders by the number of shares of common stock outstanding -- reported on the balance sheet -- to see how much the company earned for each share of common stock.
- Duncan Smith/Photodisc/Getty Images
- Diluted Vs. Undiluted Shares
- How to Calculate Stock Prices Using Price-to-Earnings Ratio
- How to Calculate the Book Value of a Preferred Stock
- What Happens If a Company Doesn't Pay Dividends to Stockholders?
- How to Calculate Beginning Stockholder's Equity
- How to Find the Value of Common Stock in Accounting
- How to Calculate Cash Flow From Investing Activities
- How Is Preferred Stock Classified on the Balance Sheet?


Fast Legato Rock Technique #4 (Guitar Lesson RO-014) How to play
Obtén el codi d'incrustació
1 llengua
Justin's Completely Free, Rock Guitar Lessons. This is Lesson RH-014. Lesson 8.
OK. Now that you have the cycling patterns down on strings 3/4 it's time to apply them to all the strings in the G major 3nps pattern and get really rockin'. Take your time, take it easy.
Find the related course notes on the following link:
Taught by Justin Sandercoe.
Have fun :)


text:
The Tesla valve is a passive „check" valve with a fixed geometry, which means that the valve contains no moving parts, and therefore the valve's operation is determined only by its geometry.
Nikola Tesla, the inventor of the valve, presented the geometry of the valve he created in his original publication, which is shown in the figure below.
Figure 1 – Original Tesla valve geometry.
In the forward flow (5), the flow of the medium in the main branch of the valve is not interrupted by the flow in the side branches, the generated pressure drop is caused only by the internal friction of the medium. On the other hand, in the case of reverse flow (4), the flow in the main branch is hindered by the medium flowing back from the side branches, which creates an additional pressure drop between the pressure measured at the inlet and outlet cross-sections
The main characteristic of the valve is its diodicity, which is the ratio of the pressure drop (Δpr) in the reverse flow to the pressure drop (Δpf) in the forward flow at constant flow rates.
To examine the diodicity characteristic of the Tesla valve, the value of the velocity component normal to the inflow cross-section was assumed to be constant, and the inflow velocity was determined by the Reynolds number of the flow to observe the laminar or turbulent behaviour of the flow.
In determining the velocity of the inflowing medium, the flowing medium was assumed to be water, so the density (ρ ) of the flowing medium and its dynamic viscosity (η ) were determined accordingly. The inlet cross section is rectangular, so a hydraulic diameter (Dh) had to be determined. After the previous coefficients were determined, the flow velocities related to the Reynolds numbers were calculated and are shown in the table below.
Table 1 – Inflow velocity values for Reynolds numbers
The animation below shows the forward and reverse flow, and the change in the relative pressure value produced compared to atmospheric pressure along the length of the valve. In the animation, the velocity of the incoming medium is the value corresponding to Re 2000.
It can be observed that in the case of reverse flow, the flowing medium initially exhibits laminar behaviour until the medium flowing in the main branch meets the medium flowing out of the side branch, which results turbulent flow. In contrast, in the case of forward flow, the flow in the side branch does not affect the flow in the main branch, the relative pressure value generated being due only to the internal friction of the medium.
Figure 2 – Diodicity values for Reynolds numbers
At low Reynolds numbers, the relative pressures for the different flow directions show a small deviation, i.e. the diodicity is close to 1. As the Reynolds number is increased, the magnitude of the deviation increases, which results an increase in the value of the diodicity.
From the results obtained, it can be seen that the Tesla valve can be used as a check valve and is most effective for flows with a high Reynolds number.


Category: Featured
Remembering Roy Kiyooka
When Roy Kiyooka died suddenly and unexpectedly in February 1994, he left behind a legacy of creativity fuelled by a lifelong passion for making art, in all its various guises. Born in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan in 1926, he grew up in Calgary, Alberta, where he began his studies at the Provincial Institute of Technology and Art (now the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology and Art). Over the course of his career, he was known as a painter, photographer, musician, film-maker, poet and teacher. He taught at several universities during his career, retiring from the University of British Columbia in 1991.


New York City is building its first underground park
An abandoned trolley terminal on New York's Lower East Side is being transformed into one of the world's first underground parks, called the Lowline. The park's creator, James Ramsey, joins Hari Sreenivasan to talk about the park's cutting edge technology that will bring sunlight underground to help the park flourish.
An abandoned trolly terminal on New York City's Lower East Side is being transformed into one of the world's first underground parks called the Lowline.
The park's creator, James Ramsey, is here to talk about the cutting-edge technology that will bring sunlight underground to help the park flourish.
So, the Lowline, a lot of people in New York, and maybe even other parts of the country, have heard of the High Line, which is this, you know, beautiful elevated set of tracks, and it's New York's, really, newest park.
But by 2020, what is the Lowline?
Well, so the basic premise of the Lowline is that we can use these advanced solar technologies to capture natural sunlight, transport it through the street where we then redistribute it and use that natural sunlight to grow plants and to create a public space in a really crowded area of the city.
Okay, I mean, the basic question is, how do you get sunlight underground?
Yeah, I knew you were gonna ask that.
Let me sort of back up one step.
You know, in a former life, I was a NASA engineer.
Just a peon, but we did some really interesting stuff.
And so the basic premise is taking these sort of laboratory cell optics, scaling them up to architectural scale, and using that to concentrate natural sunlight, to send it through tubes in a super-concentrated form, and then once it lands where you want to put it, you then spread that light back out and use it to grow things.
So, if I'm standing in the Lowline in 2020 -- or I'm standing there in 2020 -- I'm gonna feel like the rays of the sun, these are the actual rays of the sun, are warming my hand?
Well, I mean, yes and no.
It is literally natural sunlight that we're taking from one place and relocating to another place.
However, we're actually taking out all the infrared so we don't, you know, create a death ray or something like that.
And so it's sunlight, but you don't feel the warmth, necessarily.
It's perceptible visually as sunlight and it has all those sort of beneficial qualities, including plant growth and, you know, making people happier.
But it doesn't heat things or burn things.
So, how do you create -- How do you capture and condense the rays down and what kind of tubes do you use to actually get it underground?
Yeah, well, we're working with this amazing Korean company called Sunportal, right?
And we've been developing these systems.
And, effectively, we take a parabolic mirror, a very large one, and use that to focus the sun's rays down and then re-collimate it with another smaller parabolic mirror.
And so you end up with a column of light, like a ray, that's 30 times brighter than the sun.
And then we can sort of send that through tubes and lenses and mirrors and actually deliver, really, anywhere we want.
And when that light gets underground, what is that sunlight going to be on top of?
Just a space where the people walk around or where you said plants are gonna be growing?
Yeah, I mean, I think the light itself, you know, number one, of course, is perfect for growing stuff.
But number two, people like it.
It's good for, you know, well-being, let's say, and human enjoyment.
And you also have a lab component to this that's already up?
Yeah, absolutely.
So, if you're curious as to how that feels, we actually have an active lab that's open to the public right now, actually.
It's at 140 Essex Street.
And it's open on weekends to the general public, so anyone can go down there and see it.
And, you know, if you're curious, you can also have your kids attend with their school groups during the week.
What are the uses of this besides this particular park?
I mean, where else could people need to funnel sunlight?
Well, I mean, I think it has pretty far-reaching implications.
You put it into anything underground, obviously.
Anything with a really deep floor plate.
Anything like a hospital, a jail, a school, et cetera.
I think it would be actually kind of perfect for a moon base, but, you know, that's a little out there.
James Ramsey.
The project's called Lowline.
Thanks so much for joining us.
Thank you.


text:
Internet is such a platform, where various things can be seen, heard and read. Fresh Let's do something like this video among people these days Discussion subject has been made. Where a sea turtle is happily sleeping underwater. After seeing which will surely make your day.
Sleep is very important for every living being on earth. When we sleep, our brain stores new information and gets rid of toxic thinking. Our nerve cells do the work of communication and reorganization. During this our body repairs cells, restores energy, and releases molecules like hormones and proteins. All these processes are very important for our overall health. These things apply not only to humans but also to animals.. Perhaps this tortoise, which is going viral, is aware of this, that is why he is sleeping happily under water.
Watch the sea turtle video here
A sea turtle taking a nap on the ocean floor while fish clean its shell.
Credit: Drew _URL_
— Wonder of Science (@wonderofscience) September 17, 2022
In the video you can see that the tortoise is seen sleeping inside the sea. His unique style is being liked by the people very much. He slowly changes his sides under the water and is seen sleeping happily. Looking at his sleep, it looks like he is very tired and he is in dire need of this powernap. This is the reason why the fishes are doing some movements on the turtle's shell, but the turtle does not see any difference from this.
So far more than 40 lakh people have seen this video and more than 27 thousand likes. This video is making a splash on social media. Along with this, people are also seen making funny comments after watching this video. This video shows underwater life.
Get the more Trending posts updates


Why Young European Biotech Network?
YEBN works in order to build a bridge between academia and industry, creating tools to help young professionals and last year students to develop themselves at a professional and personal level.
We are especially interested in activities aiming to foster European collaborations and careers in the biotech field in Europe, in giving a voice to young bioleaders concerned by the creation of sustainable impact in our society.
Join us now and become part of our common adventure!
A Europe full of bioleaders working in the constant creation of sustainable development impact in our society.
Develop the new generation of bioleaders, expanding the knowledge, skills and mindset that motivates them to become deeply committed to achieve a sustainable impact in the future.
1. Striking for Collaboration.
2. Following Ethics.
3. Developing Leadership.
4. Activating personal development.
5. Leading networking.
6. Promoting equity in a diverse and inclusive society.
7. Creating international bonds.
Our Aims
1. Provide a European platform for international events and career opportunities.
2. Support young scientists in expanding their network and enhancing their career.
3. Bring academia and Life Science industry closer together.
4. Teach skills young scientists need beyond their studies for being successful.
5. Connect national organisations in Europe for a lively exchange of ideas and experience.


text:
The Excelsior College Endowment
Gifts to the Endowment
Excelsior College's endowment funds support the educational mission of the College by providing a reliable source of funds for current and future use. Endowments represent a permanent partnership between Excelsior College and the donors who contribute to them. The legacy of thoughtful donors plays a role in the life of the College in perpetuity, and becomes the basis upon which Excelsior can build its achievements. The generosity of Excelsior's endowment donors is appreciated by generations past, present, and future.
Creating an endowment at Excelsior College secures the future of the institution and provides an essential and reliable source of funding for scholarships, the development of new degree programs and other partnerships that benefit adult learners. Endowments also ensure long-term support of the College through the stewardship and portfolio management,
The College is creating new degree programs, redesigning existing undergraduate and graduate curricula, and developing new scholarship opportunities that enhance access to higher education and degree completion programs for self-directed adults. Endowments are critical to the success and ongoing support of these initiatives.
The minimum gift for an endowment is $10,000, which may be funded in the following ways:
- Through a one-time gift or over a ten-year period
- Through cash
- Through securities
Endowments are an appropriate and meaningful way to honor the memory and legacy of loved ones. Creating an endowment enables the College to maintain its commitment to serving the public interest as a center of innovation in higher education, policy formulation and advocacy on behalf of adult learners and to conducting its affairs in a manner that acknowledges the maturity, autonomy and dignity of its students.
For more information about creating an endowment, contact Marcy Stryker, Director of Development at _PHONE_.


. When someone blocks you, they disappear from your friends list on (friends) Facebook . Here's how you can check it.
 1. Open the Facebook application on your computer or smartphone.
 1. Log into your Facebook profile.
 1. Select Friends (Friends) to access your friends list.
 1. Enter the name of the friend you suspect has blocked you in the search box (Search) or try to find it manually by scrolling through your friends list.
If your friend is not on your friends list, they have either blocked you or unfriended you.
Search Facebook
You can search Facebook to find out if you have been deleted or blocked by a friend. To find someone on the Facebook , open the main page of Facebook and find the search bar in the upper left corner of the screen. Then enter your friend's name or email address in the search bar. This method will only work if you know exactly the correct username or email address the person is using on Facebook .
If you can't find your friend's profile photo page and recent messages, they probably blocked you at Facebook .
How to check if someone has blocked you? It's even easier to tell when someone has blocked you on
Messenger . All (All) what you need to do is to try sending them a direct message by doing the following.
 1. Open the Messenger app.
 1. Select New Message (New Message) in the upper right corner of the screen.
 1. In the To (To:) field, enter the name of the person you suspect has blocked you.
If you see your friend's name and profile picture in the list, they haven't blocked you. If they don't show up in the list and you can't send them a message, it means they blocked you for Facebook .
What to do if someone
blocked you (Blocks) you on Instagram and Facebook
Finding out that someone blocked you on social media can be frustrating, especially if you don't know the reason . If this is your situation, the best course of action is to try to figure out what happened and what caused the other person to block you in the first place.
If someone has blocked you and it bothers you more than you would like, you can always block them back (block them back) and forget about it.
Who (Has) blocked you on Instagram , Facebook or any other social network? How did you know about it? Share your experience with us in the comments section below.
Related posts
 - How to unblock someone on Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp
 - How to check if someone has blocked you on Instagram
 - How to save a live stream on Twitch, Instagram and Facebook
 - How to block someone on Instagram and Facebook
 - How to block someone on Instagram and Facebook
 - How to update your Raspberry7 9045
 How to deactivate Facebook Messenger
 - How to recover a hacked Facebook account
 - How to recover a Facebook account if you can't login
 - Book review - Windows 8 Geek Guide
 - How to turn off Political Ads on Facebook and Instagram
 - How to disable comments on a Facebook post
 - mice
 - How to link Instagram to Facebook and why you should
 - How to see/find all your Facebook likes
 - 8 best tech ideas to help you cope with self-isolation
 - Move photos to another album on Facebook
 - How to do a CPU stress test
 - How to connect Instagram and WhatsApp to Facebook Page
 - How to disconnect someone from your Wi-Fi network you will catch him hacking your internet
 home page >> photo recovery >> recover lost photos panasonic camera
 photo recovery from Panasonic camera
 I have a Panasonic Lumix DSLR, but I accidentally deleted photos from the camera, how can I recover lost photos from Panasonic Lumix DSLR?
 I searched the web for Panasonic Lumix camera recovery solution and found out that people delete photos and video files from Panasonic camera or formatted Panasonic camera memory card by mistake and need Panasonic format recovery software.
 Panasonic camera recovery, video recovery and data recovery is not as difficult as you thought. In order to recover lost deleted or formatted video files from Panasonic digital camera, DSLR camera, HD camcorder, you need to use Panasonic data recovery software to scan the memory card of Panasonic camera or camcorder.
 Download panasonic data recovery software for free from the link below:
 Photo recovery for Panasonic digital camera
 Panasonic recovery software can recover deleted formatted damaged photos (JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIF, TIFF, RAW, etc.), videos (MP4, AVI, 3GP, AVCHD, h364, MPG, MPEG, MOV, WMV, ASF, VOB, M2TS, etc.) and other media from Panamos digital camera and camcorder. It is also capable of recovering lost files from all panasonic compact cameras, dslr cameras and camcorders after camera damage or memory card error. Data recovery software supports photo and video recovery from Panasonic Lumix tz60, tz40, dmc-tz60, fz200, tz35, fz72, dec-lx100, tz55, lx7, panasonic DSLR camera 4k, gh5, DMC-Gh5EB, L10, L1, DMC -Gh4, DMC-G6, DMC-G5, DMC-GX7, GF7, FG5, compact cameras LX7, FZ200, FZ70, ZS30 (TZ240), ZS25, TS5 (FT5), TS25 (FT25), SZ9, SZ3, XS1 Fh20 (FS50), LZ30, F5, DMC-FZ1000EB, DMC-FZ200, DMC-FZ72, DMC-FZ62, DMC-LZ40, DMC-LZ30, DMC-TZ70, DMC-TZ57, DMC-SZ10, DMC -TZ60, DMC-TZ55, DMC-TZ40, DMC-TZ35, DMC-TZ30, DMC-SZ9, DMC-TZ8EB-K, DMC-SZ3, LUMIX CM1, DMC-LX100, DMC-LX7, DMC-LF1, DMC- FT5, DMC-FT25 , DMC-FT30 etc.
 Download panasonic data recovery software to your Windows computer and use it to recover video files, or unformat panasonic camera memory card (including Sandisk/Kingston/Sony Pro, Duo, Pro Duo, Pro-HG, Micro( M2), XC, SD card, MicroSD, SDHC, SDXC, MicroSDHC, MicroSDXC, SD mini, CF compact flash card, MMC flash card) or hard disk hdd (hdd) and retrieve deleted formatted images and video data.
 How to recover deleted files from Panasonic cameras and camcorders
 First of all, stop using the panasonic camera or camcorder immediately when you realize that photos or videos are missing. This is because the space of deleted files is marked as free for new files. So any new photos and video files can use the space to save the new file. Once this happens, the deleted files will not be recovered.
 Now follow the below steps to recover your lost panasonic camera files
 Step 1. Connect your panasonic camera or camcorder to your computer, and then check if it is displayed as a drive letter (such as E:) on your computer.
 If not, remove the memory card or hard drive from the camera/camcorder, and then use a memory card reader to connect the memory card to the computer, or connect the hard drive to the computer as a slave or external hard drive.
 Step 2. Run the Panasonic Data Recovery Software, and select the camera/camcorder drive in the data recovery software, and then click "Next" to view the camera's memory card.
 Step 3. You will see the played files. Select the ones you want to recover and click the "Recover" button to save them.
 Download Panasonic file recovery software and recover lost files from Panasonic cameras and camcorders.
 Other useful data recovery tutorials
 windows data recovery
 USB photo recovery
 recovering deleted files from an external hard drive

 You can recover deleted Worldwild files just like you can do it yourself on your computer. So you don't have to go to data recovery centers looking for data recovery services from professionals. You can Performa data recovery and photo recovery all over the world, including countries, Japan, USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Philippines, Germany, Bangladesh, Egypt, France, Italy, Thailand, Nepal, Netherlands, South Africa, Poland, Turkey, Iraq, Spain, Sweden, Kenya, Cameroon, Malaysia, Russia, Belgium, Israel, Austria, Long Island, Romania, Zimbabwe, Greece, Sierra Leone, Mexico, Denmark, Switzerland, Morocco , Norway, Ireland, Singapore, Ghana, Tanzania, Finland, Portugal, Liberia, Jordan, Algeria, Jamaica, Guinea, Uganda, Hong Kong, Czech Republic, Argentina


Här ska det bytas till en sökruta
Driving Simulator
Cybercom developed a driving simulator that puts a stroke patient in a life-like driving situation.
Assessing if a stroke patient still can drive safely can be a complex, costly and imprecise process. Aspects such as ability to focus, peripheral vision, reaction times and eye-hand coordination all needs to be evaluated and condensed into a final ruling. The doctor performs examinations and uses an array of different tools to measure various abilities, but in the end it is down to the doctors personal judgement.
Making an incorrect judgement can have grave consequences, from serious injuries or even deaths on one end and a severe limitation for the patients professional and daily life on the other.
Our solution was to develop a driving simulator that puts the patient in a life-like driving situation while providing certain stimulus and measuring the patient's ability to react timely and accurately without compromising their driving. The simulator calculates and provides several test results that can be directly compared to other patients.
Clinical Trials have been conducted and a total of 120 stroke patients participated in the tests and another 120 non-stroke patients have been used as a control group. Preliminary findings indicate a strong correlation between Cybersim and the current leading tool with the possibility that Cybersim can provide additional, relevant data since it measures more aspects of the driving.
The clinical trials of Cybersim also provided some valuable feedback on how to improve the product. Innovation Zone therefore started work on a second version, based on an improved framework and a revised specification, early 2017.
The second version has modifications and improvements that makes it more suitable for wider deployment in the medical sector and is currently being evaluated in Linköping.
Watch the clip from TV4 news (Swedish):
_URL_ link, opens in new window
Irfan Khalid
Head of Innovation Cybercom Group
Make sure all fields are filled with valid information
Thank you, your message has been sent


text:
The MC_Proxy_ID field needs to be added for each sObject that is to be mobilised by MobileCaddy. These instructions cover the steps to do this.
- Go to Setup and select the object you are going to mobilise from the left-hand Build -> Customize menu structure. In the below screenshot we are going to add the MC_Proxy_ID field to the Accounts object.
- Select the Fields menu item
- On the following page click the New button
- On the next (New Custom Field) page select the Text Area data type option, and click Next.
- On the next page (Step 2, Enter the Details) enter the value MC_Proxy_ID into the Field Label and Field Name boxes as per below, and click Next.
- On the next screen (Step 3. Establish field-level security) if you are in developer environment you can just accept the defaults, but in production it is good to ensure that any profiles for users who you are going to deploy mobile apps to have read/write access.
- On the following page (Step 4. Add to page layout) untick all options and click Save. You should now have successfully added the required MC_Proxy_ID field to the sObject.


text:
Milling and Grain Provenance: Triticum Spelta or Spelt is an Ancient grain relative of modern day wheat but with a stronger husk and powerful nutritional content. Spelt was first cultivated 6000 to 900 years ago. It is referred to as an ancient grain along with Einkorn and Emmer the other "Farro" wheats. Matthews work with spelt farmers around the Cotswold and UK and collect the "hulled Spelt" and then share a de-hulling plant at one local farm. The spelt is then collected by the mill and conditioned in our 100 year old pine bins before being milled into different types of spelt flour. Matthews have supported organic farming for over 30 years. Baking with organic flour means you have chosen to support nature, protect the environment and promote sustainable farming.
Perfect for & Recipes: Use Matthews Ancient grain spelt flour in any recipes calling for wheat flour. Often used as an "all-purpose flour" Spelt is perfect to blend with baking recipes. Being a light grain baking bread with spelt produces a softer and tender loaf.
Contains: Organic Spelt
Did you know: Spelt is one of the oldest cultivated crops in human history with Einkorn and Emmer. With these two in italy spelt is referred to as Farro Grande. It is a hulled wheat in the field which protects much of the nutrients but does have to be "De-hulled" before milling.
Flour Number: 44
Flour Type: Bread