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Study indicates link between heat exposure and labour loss17/07/17Science & Technology
Researchers at the Mediterranea University of Reggio Calabria, Italy, set out to demonstrate the impact environmental heat exposure has on labour loss in the vineyard.
The researchers in Calabria claim the global wine industry represents 0.2% of the world's gross domestic product (GDP). They also claim, even with the mechanisation of vineyard work throughout the world, much of the work to produce wine is still manual labour.
Researchers selected Cyprus for the study, where mean temperatures during harvest are above 36°C. According to the researchers, 'laboratory studies have shown that the above-mentioned amount of thermal strain during grape picking can impair the human physiologic function and capacity to perform prolonged exercise and work.'
The aim of the study was to assess the impact of workplace heat on the work shift time spent performing labour. Time-motion analysis was done by way of a video camera to follow the vineyard workers' movement and time spent.
The study's secondary aim was to determine whether environmental seasonal conditions influenced the grape pickers.
The workers monitored for each season comprised of four males and two females, each experienced grape pickers. Analysis highlighted that 12.4% of their total work shift time was spent on irregular work time breaks. There was from 0.6% to 2.1% increase in hourly work time breaks for every degree Celsius increase in air temperature as well as increase in the worker's skin temperature.
The study concluded that neither monitoring productivity nor the vineyard manager's estimates reflected the true work time labour in these workers. However, the time-motion analysis accurately evaluated every second spent by each worker and it showed that increased workplace heat led to significant labour loss.


Yet Another Unusual Sorting
Computer Science Level 5
You are tasked to sort this permutation of integers from 1 to 1000.
You are supposed to do so using the following operation (and only the following operation):
Remove an element, then insert it at any position that you choose in the list, shifting elements if necessary.
Each time this operation is done, it takes a cost of 1. What is the minimum cost of sorting this permutation?
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mapscript.rectObj
class mapscript.rectObj(minx: double = -1.0, miny: double = -1.0, maxx: double = -1.0, maxy: double = -1.0, imageunits: int = 0)
A rectObj represents a rectangle or bounding box. A rectObj may be a lone object or an attribute of another object and has no other associations.
Attributes
maxx
double Maximum easting
maxy
double Maximum northing
minx
double Minimum easting
miny
double Minimum northing
thisown
The membership flag
Methods
__init__(minx: double = -1.0, miny: double = -1.0, maxx: double = -1.0, maxy: double = -1.0, imageunits: int = 0)[sorgente]
Create new instance. The four easting and northing arguments are optional and default to -1.0. Note the new optional fifth argument which allows creation of rectangles in image (pixel/line) units which are also tested for validity.
draw(map: mapObj, layer: layerObj, image: imageObj, classindex: int, text: char) int[sorgente]
Draw rectangle into img using style defined by the classindex class of layer. The rectangle is labeled with the string text. Returns MS_SUCCESS or MS_FAILURE
fit(width: int, height: int) double[sorgente]
Adjust the rect to fit the width and height. Returns cellsize of rect.
getCenter() pointObj[sorgente]
Return the center point of the rectangle.
project(projin: projectionObj, projout: projectionObj) int[sorgente]
Reproject rectangle from proj_in to proj_out. Transformation is done in place. Returns MS_SUCCESS or MS_FAILURE
toPolygon() shapeObj[sorgente]
Convert to a polygon of five vertices.
toString() char[sorgente]
Return a string formatted like: { 'minx': %f , 'miny': %f , 'maxx': %f , 'maxy': %f } with the bounding values substituted appropriately. Python users can get the same effect via the rectObj __str__ method:
>>> r = mapscript.rectObj(0, 0, 1, 1)
>>> str(r)
{ 'minx': 0 , 'miny': 0 , 'maxx': 1 , 'maxy': 1 }


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($= variable) is defined, this template is used for expansion, instead of the one specified for an entry being queried. Inside the base template, $= construct is substituted with the text given for individual entries. In order to stop usage of base template $= for a single record, start it with = (which will be omitted from the resulting TXT value). For example,
$0 See _URL_ ($) for details 127.0.0.2 r123 127.0.0.3 127.0.0.4 =See other blocklists for details about $produces the following TXT records:
See _URL_ (127.0.0.2) for details See _URL_ (127.0.0.3) for details See other blocklists for details about 127.0.0.4
This is not a real dataset, while the syntax and usage is the same as with other datasets. Instead of defining which records exists in a given zone and which does not, acl dataset specifies which client hosts (peers) are allowed to query the given zone. The dataset specifies a set of IPv4 address ranges (currently, IPv6 addresses are not supported) in a form of CIDRs (with the syntax exactly the same as understood by ip4trie dataset), together with action specifiers. When a query is made from an IP address listed (not for the IP address), specified action changes rules used to construct the reply. Possible actions and their meanings are:
Only one ACL dataset can be specified for a given zone, and each zone
must have at least one non-acl dataset. It is also possible to specify
one global ACL dataset, by specifying empty zone name (which is not allowed
for other dataset types), like
rbldnsd... :acl:filename...
For this dataset type, only a few $-style specials are recognized. In particular, $SOA and $NS keywords are not allowed. When rbldnsd performs $ substitution in the TXT template returned from ACL dataset, it will use client IP address to substitute for a single $ character, instead of the IP address or domain name found in the original query.
Rbldnsd handles the following signals:
Some unsorted usage notes follows.
When creating a data file for rbldnsd (and for anything else, it is a general advise), it is a good idea to create the data in temporary file and rename the temp file when all is done. Never try to write to the main file directly, it is possible that at the same time, rbldnsd will try to read it and will get incomplete data as the result. The same applies to copying data using cp(1) utility and similar (including scp(1)), that performs copying over existing data. Even if you're sure noone is reading the data while you're copying or generating it, imagine what will happen if you will not be able to complete the process for whatever reason (interrupt, filesystem full, endless number of other reasons...). In most cases is better to keep older but correct data instead of leaving incomplete/corrupt data in place.
scp remote:data target.tmp && mv target.tmp targetWrong:
scp remote:data targetRight:
./generate.pl > target.tmp && mv target.tmp targetWrong:
./generate.pl > target
From this point of view, rsync(1) command seems to be safe, as it always creates temporary file and renames it to the destination only when all is ok (but note the --partial option, which is good for downloading something but may be wrong to transfer data files -- usually you don't want partial files to be loaded). In contrast, scp(1) command is not safe, as it performs direct copying. You may still use scp(1) in a safe manner, as shown in the example above.
Also try to eliminate a case when two (or more) processes performs data copying/generation at the same time to the same destination. When your data is generated by a cron job, use file locking (create separate lock file (which should never be removed) and flock/fcntl it in exclusive mode without waiting, exiting if lock fails) before attempting to do other file manipulation.
All keys specified in dataset files are always relative to the zone base DN. In contrast, all the values (NS and SOA records, MX records in generic dataset) are absolute. This is different from BIND behaviour, where trailing dot indicates whenever this is an absolute or relative DN. Trailing dots in domain names are ignored by rbldnsd.
Several zones may be served by rbldnsd, every zone may consist of several datasets. There are numerous ways to combine several data files into several zones. For example, suppose you have a list of dialup ranges in file named 'dialups', and a list of spammer's ip addresses in file named 'spammers', and want to serve 3 zones with rbldnsd: dialups.bl.ex.com, spam.bl.ex.com and bl.ex.com which is a combination of the two. There are two ways to do this:
rbldnsd options... \ dialups.bl.ex.com:ip4set:dialups \ spam.bl.ex.com:ip4set:spammers \ bl.ex.com:ip4set:dialups,spammers
rbldnsd options... \ dialups.bl.ex.com:ip4set:dialups \ spam.bl.ex.com:ip4set:spammers \ bl.ex.com:ip4set:dialups \ bl.ex.com:ip4set:spammers
(note you should specify combined bl.ex.com zone after all its subzones in a command line, or else subzones will not be consulted at all).
In the first form, there will be 3 independent data sets, and every record will be stored 2 times in memory, but only one search in internal data structures will be needed to resolve queries for aggregate bl.ex.com. In second form, there will be only 2 data sets, every record will be stored only once (both datasets will be reused), but 2 searches will be performed by rbldnsd to answer queries against aggregate zone (but difference in speed is almost unnoticeable). Note that when aggregating several data files into one dataset, an exclusion entry in one file becomes exclusion entry in the whole dataset (which may be a problem when aggregating dialups, where exclusions are common, with open relays/proxies, where exclusions are rare if at all used).
Similar effect may be achieved by using combined dataset type, sometimes more easily. combined dataset results in every nested dataset to be used independantly, like in second form above.
combined dataset requires rbldnsd to be the authoritative nameserver for the whole base zone. Most important, one may specify SOA and NS records for the base zone only. So, some DNSBLs which does not use a common subzone for the data, cannot use this dataset. An example being DSBL.org DNSBL, where each of list.dsbl.org, multihop.dsbl.org and unconfirmed.dsbl.org zones are separate, independant zones with different set of nameservers. But for DSBL.org, where each dataset is really independant and used only once (there's no (sub)zone that is as a combinations of other zones), combined dataset isn't necessary. In contrast, SORBS.net zones, where several subzones used and main zone is a combination of several subzones, combined dataset is a way to go.
When you have several nameservers for your zone, set them all in a similar way. Namely, if one is set up using combined dataset, all the rest should be too, or else DNS meta-data will be broken. This is because metadata (SOA and NS) records returned by nameservers using combined and other datasets will have different origin. With combined dataset, rbldnsd return NS and SOA records for the base zone, not for any subzone defined inside the dataset. Given the above example with dialups.bl.ex.com, spammers.bl.ex.com and aggregate bl.ex.com zones, and two nameservers, first is set up in any ways described above (using individual datasets for every of the 3 zones), and second is set up for the whole bl.ex.com zone using combined dataset. In this case, for queries against dialups.bl.ex.com, first nameserver will return NS records like
dialups.bl.ex.com. IN NS a.ns.ex.com.while second will always use base zone, and NS records will look like
bl.ex.com. IN NS a.ns.ex.com.All authoritative nameservers for a zone must have consistent metadata records. The only way to achieve this is to use similar configuration (combined or not) on all nameservers. Have this in mind when using other software for a nameserver.
generic dataset type is very rudimentary. It's purpose is to complement all the other type to form complete nameserver that may answer to A, TXT and MX queries. This is useful mostly to define A records for HTTP access (relays.bl.example.com A, _URL_ A just in case), and maybe descriptive texts as a TXT record.
Since rbldnsd only searches one, most closely matching (sub)zone for every request, one cannot specify a single e.g. generic dataset in form
proxies TXT list of open proxies www.proxies A 127.0.0.8 relays TXT list of open relays www.relays A 127.0.0.9for several (sub)zones, each of which are represented as a zone too

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Very First King of England?
King Egbert of Wessex is considered to be the first king of England and came to power in 827AD. He ruled until 839 AD and is buried at Winchester. Egbert was succeeded by his son King Ethelwulf, who ruled from 839 to 858 AD as the second king of England.
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A. Stranded or not stranded?
1. Generally, a stranded animal is any live marine animal that is out of its element, or outside of its survival envelope (Geraci and Lounsbury, 1993). Examples of stranded animals include a dolphin lying on the beach, a seal that is out of its range, or an icebound whale.
2. Healthy seals, sea lions, walruses, and otters naturally haul out onto land at times to rest, mate, pup, or molt (Geraci and Lounsbury, 1993). This behavior is not considered stranding. A healthy pup, which may appear stranded because it is thin, feeble, and crying plaintively, may have a mother nearby (Geraci and Lounsbury, 1993).
A stranded animal is a live marine animal that is out of its element due to an illness, injury, or other condition threatening its survival.
B. Masking symptoms
A wild animal with an illness or injury generally will try to mask its symptoms for as long as possible to avoid predators.
C. When animals strand
In general, a marine animal may strand if it has a severe, debilitating illness or injury, or if it is too weak to hunt for food.
D. Use of the term stranded
1.The term stranded is generally used to refer to marine mammals or sea turtles. Sea World also rescues a variety of ill and injured birds. Within this booklet, the term stranded refers to birds as well.
2. The correct use of the term beached is limited to dead animals that have washed up on shore (Geraci and Lounsbury, 1993).
E. Intervention or death
When birds, marine mammals, or sea turtles strand, death is usually imminent if there is no intervention.
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Stranding |Rescue, Diagnosis, and Treatment |Facilities and Equipment |Rehabilitated Animals |Results of the Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Program |Federal and State Regulations
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Samoa seeks sovereign control of seas in negotiation with neighbours
Samoa is negotiating with four neighbouring states over establishing formal maritime boundaries, a critical step to giving the Government control over the nation's fisheries and ocean resources, a senior official has confirmed.
The ongoing negotiations with Tonga, Tokelau (New Zealand), Wallis and Futuna (France), and American Samoa was identified as Samoa's most pressing and urgent maritime policy issue by Matilda Bartley from the Ocean division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (M.F.A.T.).
"For Samoa, we have the smallest Exclusive Economic Zone," she said. "For Samoa to be able to enforce our fisheries these are our boundaries and you have crossed over them but at the moment they are not enforced because they are not formalised yet."
The Deputy Prime Minister, Fiame Naomi Mata'afa, also highlighted the issue during the recent 11th Conference of the Pacific Community on Oceans and Sustainable Development that progress was being made in negotiations with American Samoa and the U.S.A..
Under international law, coastal states are entitled to a number of maritime zones and all exclusive sovereignty claims over areas of ocean space must be based upon sound technical data, and meet the requirements of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
A paper on the status of maritime boundaries in Pacific Island Countries prepared by the Pacific Community (S.P.C.) states that typically maritime zones are typically drawn from sea "baselines", usually around the outer reef edges of an island, or island group.
Speaking to the Samoa Observer, Mrs. Bartley said there is a maritime boundaries project they are working very strongly with the S.P.C. to ensure that when Samoa does not lose out during negotiations with its neighbours.
"MFAT is the chair of the Maritime committee and we are progressing our work with Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MNRE), Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries and Ministry of Works and Transport and Infrastructure and all the other relevant agencies that deal with these issues," she said.
A maritime boundary is a conceptual division of the Earth's water surface areas using geographic or geopolitical criteria. As such, it usually bounds areas of exclusive national rights over mineral and biological resources, encompassing maritime features, limits and zones.
The concept of the Exclusive Economic Zone was adopted by the United Nations in 1992 and allows a coastal State to assume jurisdiction over the exploration and exploitation of marine resources in its adjacent section of the continental shelf, taken to be a band extending 200 miles from the shore).

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VICTORIA, B.C- Cases of a deadly disease for rabbits are believed to be declining in British Columbia.
After the first appearance of rabbit haemorrhagic disease on Vancouver Island in spring, vaccines were ordered by the province from a French manufacturer. The disease had appeared first in Nanaimo, and was known to cause internal bleeding and organ damage in rabbits.
Most affected rabbits died suddenly, and symptoms included a lack of coordination, changes in behaviour, and trouble breathing. It was compared to a rabbit version of ebola.
Rabbits had tested positive for the disease in spring from Comox, Courtenay, Delta, Nanaimo, Parksville and Richmond.
However, since early May, it appears that the virus has been on the downswing.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, the last positive case was detected in early May.
Since that time, the ministry's Animal Health Centre has tested 23 rabbits and all have been negative for the disease. No vaccinated animals have contracted the disease, and ministry staff have been hearing that healthy feral European Rabbits have been returning to affected areas.
"It is unknown whether this marks the end of the outbreak or if it will recur in the weeks, months or years to come," read the ministry's statement.
"The Ministry of Agriculture will continue to monitor the situation."


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All City of Edmonton Single Trip Over-Dimensional / Overweight permits are now issued through the Government of Alberta's TRAVIS Permitting System.
Annual permits for the City of Edmonton will continue to be issued by the City of Edmonton. Please email a renewed copy of Provincial Annual Permits to _EMAIL_.
An over-dimensional load exceeds the legal dimensions set by the Province of Alberta and they require carriers to obtain a permit to transport these large loads.
An over-dimensional permit is required to travel on Edmonton roads when the dimensions of the vehicle, including any load, exceeds one of the following measurements:
- 2.6 metres wide (8.5 feet)
- 4.15 metres high (13.5 feet) - measured from the ground up to the highest point of the load)
- 22.86 metres long (75 feet) - measured from bumper to end of load
Annual Over-Dimensional Permits
Annual Over-Dimensional permits may be issued by the City of Edmonton to carriers whose loads are non-divisible.
Coordinated Over-Dimensional Moves
When the dimensions of the vehicle and load exceeds: 5.3 metres in height OR 4.9 metres in height (house move) OR 7.3 metres in width, a coordination service fee of $140.00 (non-refundable) will be applied.
This allows the City of Edmonton to coordinate the move with their utilities and service partners to monitor and/or adjust utility and communication lines, adjust traffic control signs and signals, trim trees, and manage traffic control. Coordinated over-dimensional moves help ensure the safe passage of these transport vehicles and their loads through the city, while minimizing interference with the normal flow of traffic.
The applicant will also be responsible for all charges incurred from utility and police escorts, tree trimming and traffic control adjustments related to the over-dimensional move.


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Child malnutrition rates in Bangladesh continue to remain among the highest in the world. This Asian enigma of persistent malnutrition despite growth in the overall economy is often attributed to the low status of women. It is against this backdrop of higher economic growth and stagnating malnutrition rates that this paper examines the role played by women's empowerment and endowments in relation to childhood malnutrition in Bangladesh.
We use data from the 2007 Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey to examine the relationship between women's status and nutrition in Bangladesh using indicators of empowerment such as mobility, decisionmaking power, and attitudes toward verbal and physical abuse. We also examine the role of variables reflecting maternal education and height, in relation to child nutrition. All models control for age and sex of the child, household wealth, and region. Results from logit models indicate that both a greater degree of women's empowerment and greater maternal endowments are associated with better long-term nutritional status of children. Attitudes toward domestic violence have an effect on child stunting and mobility; participation in decisionmaking is an important influence on dietary diversity. Consistent with previous studies, maternal height and maternal schooling decrease the probability of stunting, and maternal schooling is positively associated with dietary diversity. While these are not immediate measures of empowerment, they are positively associated with child nutritional outcomes and reflect prior investments in women and girls. Our findings merit further research and attention to inform the design and implementation of interventions. Specific research needs that emerge from these analyses relate to types of individual and community interventions that can reduce prevalence of violence and empower women to achieve better health and well-being outcomes, and to policy actions, including legal reform and efforts to build community support for women's empowerment. Additional research needs relate to exploring ways in which investments to improve the nutritional and educational status of girls before they become mothers can be strengthened and sustained.


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This chapter discusses hierarchies and dimensions. These elements are containers for levels but also have their own purposes. This chapter discusses the following topics:
Also see Accessing the Samples Shown in This Book," in the first chapter.
Introduction to Dimensions and Hierarchies
Most MDX functions refer directly to levels or to their members. In MDX, however, levels belong to hierarchies, which belong to dimensions. Hierarchies and dimensions provide additional features beyond those provided by levels.
Hierarchies are a natural and convenient way to organize data, particularly in space and time. For example, you can group cities into countries, and countries into regions. In such cases, it is useful to be able to query for the child cities of a given country, or to query for the parent postal region for a given country. A cube defines the hierarchies among the levels, and MDX provides functions that enable you to work with the hierarchy, so that you can write such queries.
In MDX, a dimension contains one or more hierarchies that specify how to categorize the records in a similar manner. There is no formal relationship between two different hierarchies or between the levels of one hierarchy and the levels of another hierarchy. The purpose of a dimension is to define the default behavior of its hierarchies and levels.
The Measures Dimension
All measures belong to a special dimension called Measures. This dimension implicitly includes a single hierarchy that has no name. This hierarchy does not include levels. The members of this hierarchy are the measures.
The All Level
Other than the Measures dimension, each dimension can also define a special, optional level, which appears in all the hierarchies of that level: the All level. If defined, this level contains one member, the All member, which corresponds to all records in the cube.
For a given dimension, the actual name of the All member depends upon the cube definition. For example, All Patients is the All member for the AgeD dimension in the sample.
Example
If we use the cube command in the MDX shell, we see the following elements in the demomdx cube:
Elements of cube 'demomdx':
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...
Dimensions
...
 HomeD
 H1
 ZIP
 City
...
The HomeD dimension contains one hierarchy (H1), which contains two levels:
In a given hierarchy, a level is the parent of the level that is listed after it. This means, for example, that ZIP is the parent of City. More specifically, each member of ZIP is the parent of one or more members of City. That is, it is shorthand to say that one level is the parent of another level; the actual relationship is between members, not between levels. This shorthand is in common use, because it is convenient, even though it is not precise.
The following figure shows the relationships among the members of the HomeD.H1 hierarchy:
The distinguishing feature of a hierarchy is that any given child element is unique to its parent. This example is artificial because in reality there is a many-to-many relationship between ZIP codes and cities.
Accessing the Members of a Hierarchy
To access the members of a hierarchy (that is, all the members of all its levels), you use the MEMBERS function. In this case, the syntax is as follows:
[dimension_name].[hierarchy_name].MEMBERS
In InterSystems MDX, if you omit the hierarchy name, the system assumes that you are referring to the first visible hierarchy in the given dimension.
For example, in the DemoMDX cube, the homed dimension has only one hierarchy. The following query shows the members of that hierarchy:
SELECT MEASURES.[%COUNT] ON 0, homed.MEMBERS ON 1 FROM demomdx

 %COUNT
 1 32006 215
 2 Juniper 122
 3 Spruce 93
 4 32007 111
 5 Redwood 111
 6 34577 347
 7 Cypress 112
 8 Magnolia 114
 9 Pine 121
10 36711 99
11 Centerville 99
12 38928 228
13 Cedar Falls 110
14 Elm Heights 118
When you use the MEMBERS function with a hierarchy, it returns the set of members in hierarchical order. The first member is the All member, if present. After that, each member is one of the following:
For another example, the following query shows all the measures (apart from %COUNT):
SELECT gend.gender.MEMBERS ON 0, MEASURES.MEMBERS ON 1 FROM demomdx
 Female Male
1 Age 18,413 17,491
2 Avg Age 37.73 34.16
3 Allergy Count 326 332
4 Avg Allergy Count 1.08 1.07
5 Test Score 29,542 31,108
6 Avg Test Score 73.49 74.42
Using Parent-Child Relationships
The system provides the following MDX functions that directly use parent-child relationships:
Accessing Siblings
The system provides the following MDX functions that access siblings of a member:
Accessing Cousins
The COUSIN function enables you to access a cousin, given a member at a higher level.
For example, the following query finds the cousin of Q1 1943, within the year 1990:
SELECT MEASURES.[%COUNT] ON 0, COUSIN(birthd.[Q1 1943],birthd.1990) ON1 FROM demomdx

 %COUNT
Q1 1990 5
To determine relative positions, the system uses the default order of the members within the level, as determined by the cube definition.
Accessing Descendant Members
You can use the DESCENDANTS function to obtain descendents of a given member, within one or more lower levels. For example, the following query gets all the descendents of the year 1990, within the [BirthD].[H1].[Period] level:
SELECT DESCENDANTS(birthd.1990,birthd.period) ON 1 FROM demomdx

 1 Jan-1990 *
 2 Feb-1990 2
 3 Mar-1990 1
 4 Apr-1990 1
 5 May-1990 1
 6 Jun-1990 *
 7 Jul-1990 2
 8 Aug-1990 2
 9 Sep-1990 1
10 Oct-1990 3
11 Nov-1990 1
12 Dec-1990 *
The DESCENDANTS function provides many options for accessing descendents within different parts of the hierarchy, but the preceding usage is the most common scenario.
Accessing the Current Member within an Iteration
In a typical query, you iterate through a set of members, perhaps displaying each as a row. Sometimes you want to do something specific with each member in turn. To do so, you use the CURRENTMEMBER function, which accesses the member used in the current context.
For example, consider the following query:
SELECT MEASURES.[%COUNT] ON 0, homed.city.MEMBERS ON 1 FROM demomdx

 %COUNT
1 Cedar Falls 110
2 Centerville 99
3 Cypress 112
4 Elm Heights 118
5 Juniper 122
6 Magnolia 114
7 Pine 121
8 Redwood 111
9 Spruce 93
This query has one row for each city. The data shown is the %COUNT measure. Suppose that instead we would like to show the city's population, which we access via the PROPERTIES function. This function requires a reference to the member used in the row; for that, we use the CURRENTMEMBER function, which we can call as follows:
[dimension_name].[hierarchy_name].CURRENTMEMBER
With this function, we can create the following variation of our query:
SELECT homed.h1.CURRENTMEMBER.PROPERTIES("Population") ON 0, homed.city.MEMBERS ON 1 FROM demomdx

 H1
1 Cedar Falls 90,000
2 Centerville 49,000
3 Cypress 3,000
4 Elm Heights 33,194
5 Juniper 10,333
6 Magnolia 4,503
7 Pine 15,060
8 Redwood 29,192
9 Spruce 5,900
For another example, the following query shows the internal keys for the members of Doctor:
SELECT docd.h1.CURRENTMEMBER.PROPERTIES("KEY") ON 0, docd.[doctor].MEMBERS ON 1 FROM demomdx

 KEY
 1 None <null>
 2 Ahmed, Thelma 34
 3 Alton, Chad 35
 4 Black, Ashley 4
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While there is already a consensus in the scientific community about the deleterious effects of television viewing habits, a qualitative analysis on television cartoon shows is largely unexplored in India, a country that is making significant strides in broadcasting sector, backed by rising consumer demand. This has led to a highly competitive scenario in kid's television market wherein the proportion of imported animated content is more than the In-house content. Notably with the increasing number of satellite cartoon channels in India, the demand for imported animated content is on the rise and this is a rising concern of the parents, because cartoon shows have a significant effect on the social, cognitive and emotional development of children. The study strives to discover the different themes of the cartoon television shows and examine the nature of television viewership, co-viewing habits and viewership effects using the data from semi-structured interviews with young parents. The research findings reveal the expectations of the Parents from kid's television channels & its content, as well as children's interest in various themes of cartoon shows and the main characters.


React Native
Formik is 100% compatible with React Native and React Native Web. However, because of differences between ReactDOM's and React Native's handling of forms and text input, there are some differences to be aware of. This section will walk you through them and what we consider to be best practices.
The gist
Before going any further, here's a super minimal gist of how to use Formik with React Native that demonstrates the key differences:
// Formik x React Native example
import React from'react';
import { Button, TextInput, View } from'react-native';
import { Formik } from 'formik';
export const MyReactNativeForm = props => (
initialValues={{ email: '' }}
onSubmit={values => console.log(values)}
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One of the most important sources of drinking and agricultural water needs is rivers. One of the oldest methods of getting water from rivers that still has the greatest use is the gravity intake. In this type of intake, due to the disproportionate velocity at the upstream and downstream mouth of intake, occur flow separation and following sedimentation at the upstream mouth. In this study, by use of a numerical model (SSIIM 2.0) optimized hydraulic mode of intake, so that the minimum flow separation at the upstream mouth occurs, then similar models was performed in the physical model. Results indicated that the optimum model of numerical model and the optimum of physical model (based on sedimentation data) is the same. The optimal model is 7 in 63 cm combined arc at the upstream mouth.
Keywords: Vertical lateral intake, Flow separation, Secondary flows, Numerical model, SSIIM 2


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Swelling and lifting of lower paint layers when new paint is applied. Problem may occur during painting or drying.
- Flash-off time too long when working wet on wet with 2K products (gel phase)
- Recoating of solvent-sensitive layers (NC/TPA) with the wrong repair materials or with excessive film builds
- Film thickness of sealing coats too low (applied too thin or sanded down too far)
- Substrate layers not thoroughly drie
HOW TO AVOID
- Always keep to recommended flash-off times.
- Carry out a solvent test and select a suitable paint system.
- Keep to recommended film builds.
- Re-dry the substrate, if necessary (e.g., with IR lamps)
Sand down the paint system to a "sound" surface. Refinish using the recommended undercoats and topcoats.

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Scope of the subject & their interaction with our life
Scope of the subject basically refers to the area where it can be applied and scope of different subjects varies from each other in this regard.
The area in which the subject is applicable is called range area of the subject. It also depends upon the nature of the subject. Like Mathematics has the widest range of its application. It can be applied in any field of life and give high output. So the range and scope of the subject depends upon its nature.
In general all the subjects have high interaction with our lives but few of them are more interactive and have high influence in our life. We can say that they have become part of our lives or parts of them are parts of our lives. For understanding interaction with these subjects, man is required to study the life and tali it with these subjects.
Scope of different subject is as under.
- Mathematics: The subject mathematics especially basic mathematics has become part of our life. In general when we talk with somebody, some 70 % of mathematics become part of that discussion. Like when we deal with shopkeeper so talk in dozens and numbers. We ask how much banana's dozen costs. The shopkeeper answers us in terms of money like its cost is Rs.50/- per dozen. Then if we want to buy half of a dozen the shopkeeper divides it on two and say you have to pay Rs.25/- for this. And it is the case in division of land. Whenever two persons want to divide the land by two they normally use algebra there. More over the subject of mathematics is a wide range subject and its areas of applications are PAEC, NDC, NSO & other different areas. In short we can say that it is applicable in each field of operation.
- Sociology: Sociology has a wide range of application in human societies. It has different role in different human societies. Man follows it rules and principles in their life in general. Different sociologists try to implement its principles and roles in different human society in which he know that these can be implemented. It studies culture, norms, values, expectation, and institution e.t.c. It defines and evaluates cultures of different nations living in different areas of the world and something new to it.
- Physics: Physics is a science subject like mathematics and have influence in our life. Due to the inventions of this subject much more things are introduced which have highly facilitated our lives. More than this in general the kilogram term is used very much in general in life. When some one go to purchase something, he asks the shopkeeper how much its kilogram costs and he answers.
- Medical: Medical is also one of the important subject which has a total interaction with our life. It also has a wide range of research to provide different solutions for different problems occurring in our lives. Whenever a person becomes ill he contacts a medical doctor or dispenser for diagnosis. When the doctor or dispenser diagnoses him then the pharmacists prescribe some medicines for his treatment. The pharmacists conduct continuos research to produce more good medicines for different diseases. The doctors also refer different methods to people to protect themselves from different diseases.
- Computer Science: Computer Science also has high interaction with our life. It has also facilitated the life of human upto a great extent. In primitive ages communication was really tough and costly but due to computer sciences (Information Technology) it has become very cheap and easy. A man in USA can contact easily with a person in Pakistan and will cost a few rupees because the area is high specialized and a very cheap technology has been introduced.
In short all the subjects have high interaction with our life and have a wide scope.


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Automatic constant pressure water discharge means; constant pressure water discharge means; Henan automatic constant pressure water discharge means; Zhengzhou automatic constant pressure water discharge means; Hebei automatic constant pressure water discharge means; vacuum degassing unit ; constant pressure water vacuum degassing unit; constant pressure water vacuum degasser; Shanxi constant pressure water vacuum degassing unit; constant pressure water heating vacuum degassing unit; Taiyuan constant pressure water vacuum degasser; constant pressure water degassing unit ; Gansu constant pressure water degassing unit; heating constant pressure water degassing unit
Constant pressure water vacuum degassing unit is the company adopts international advanced technology research and development to achieve centralized heating and central air-conditioning system at constant pressure, swelling, water, vacuum degassing one of the four new devices. The device plays regulator in the system , automatic replenishment, expansion automatic discharge, removal of the system of free gas and the dissolution gases, etc. so that the system is always in efficient, environmentally friendly, energy-saving state of motion.
Constant pressure water device utilizes an adjustable pressure tank capacity, users can automatically adjust the amount of water changes, when the water was reduced or no water, you can not start the pump for a long time to save energy can be saved compared with towers, water tanks investment of about 40% -60%. The compact device structure, and other means reduced compared to conventional water footprint, saving land resources. This device fully automatic operation, no special management, reliable work.
While the water circulation system: on the one hand there is a lot of gas; if not prone to vapor lock removed; resulting in partial or poor circulation and Enthusiasm entire system; and damage to equipment and piping; on the other hand contained in the water Oxygen makes heating (cooling) equipment, piping and steel radiators and other terminal equipment corrosion, perforation, leakage directly affects the security of the entire system, the unit of the degassing device that is based on Henry's law: at a certain temperature and pressure of water in a certain amount of dissolved gas, when the temperature increases or pressure drops, the gas dissolved in the water will reduce the principle; in the case where the temperature does not change by generating a vacuum device, the water free gas and dissolved gas is released, and then through the automatic discharge valve exhaust system. degassed unsaturated water will absorb the gas system to seek gas-water balance. This cycle, thereby removing all water and gas systems, to ensure the stable and secure operation of the system.
1, automatic constant pressure, automatic replenishment, automatic drain, automatic removal of the system of free gas, dissolved gas. 2, operating parameters can be set at any suitable place closed constant pressure water.
3, energy conservation: automatic reading system information, only when necessary to run the boot device.
4, degassing efficiency and deoxygenation efficiency) of 99%
5, can greatly shorten the heating or cooling system, exhaust time after the initial injection, highly conducive to the initial system commissioning.
6, the gas removal system to prevent vapor lock, ensure stable and reliable during normal system operation.
7, eliminate pump cavitation, reduce system operating noise.
8, since the oxygen-depleted water, will reduce system aerobic corrosion and prolong equipment life.
9, due to the removal in addition to water, gas, heat will not be accompanied by gas bubbles on the surface, to improve the heating efficiency.
10, degasser working time and cycle can be adjusted as needed.
11, a single applicable system capacity up to 150m³; can be more than one parallel.
12, small footprint, easy installation, automatic operation, safe, reliable, easy maintenance.
Set automatic constant pressure; expansion; water; four in one vacuum degassing
Cancellation expansion tank and large pressure tank, a simplified system
Extend the life of the equipment and piping
Improve the efficiency of heat transfer equipment to eliminate noise and piping system vapor lock phenomenon
The volume of treated water system degassing single maximum to 150m³
One with a prepared, double vertical pump water feature
Optional variable frequency control and general control
Reliable mechanical performance, Chinese user interface
Adapt the system pressure: 0.1-2.0Mpa
Water pressure: ≥0.1Mpa
Ambient temperature: + 5 ℃ ~ + 40 ℃
Power: 380V / 50Hz
Installation place: Indoor


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Traditional Welsh foods
What are the traditional foods of Wales?
Unlike England where a number of culinary traditions filtered down from the upper levels of society, the traditional dishes of Wales literally grew from the land.
Reports from 1896 show that farmers and tenants survived on home-cured meat of domestic animals, home grown vegetables, dairy products and cereal-based dishes. Farmers and cottagers would fatten and slaughter at least one pig a year to provide a constant supply of salted bacon. On larger farms, a bullock or cow was killed and the meat shared between neighbouring farms.
Meat and Vegetables
Cattle provided milk to produce butter and cheese, and vegetables such as leeks, carrots, cabbages, herbs and, from the 18th century onwards, potatoes were grown. Wild fruits, plants, animals and birds were used when in season. Communities living close to coastal regions were able to vary their diet by collecting shellfish and seaweed to make laverbread.
The harsh landscape meant that oats and barley were the most common cereal crops, with wheat confined to the fertile lowlands. Oatmeal was one of the basic elements in the diet of the Welsh. Among the everyday foods served in most rural districts until the early 20th century were Llymru (flummery) and sucan (sowans), consisting of oatmeal steeped in cold water and buttermilk, boiled until thickened and served cool with milk or treacle, bwdram (thin flummery), uwd (porridge) and griwel blawd ceirch (oatmeal gruel).
Oat-bread was the most common bread to be eaten in Wales until the late 19th century. It was used in north Wales as a basic ingredient in cereal pottages such as picws mali (shot) or siot (shot); a popular light meal consisting of crushed oat-bread soaked in buttermilk. Br?es (brose) was a common dish in the agricultural areas of the north and was regularly prepared as a breakfast dish for the men-servants. It was made from crushed oat-bread steeped in meat stock and sprinkled with crushed oat-bread before serving.
Welsh rural society was largely self-supporting with the exception of sugar, salt, tea, rice and currants, which had to be purchased. Very little fresh fruit was bought and eggs were only eaten on very rare occasions.
The open hearth
The open fire was central to cooking throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, and in many rural homes well into the 20th century. Such limited cooking facilities also governed what could be prepared. Stews, joints of meat and puddings were boiled in a cooking pot or cauldron.
Pot ovens were used for roasting meat and baking cakes. Bakestones were widely used to bake oatcakes, drop scones, soda bread, pancakes and griddlecakes (such as Welsh Cakes).
Although the tradition of living off the land survived until a later period in the rural areas, change came with improved roads and modern shopping facilities, not to mention the arrival of fridges and home freezers. Today, the majority of these dishes are mostly eaten on special occasions as 'traditional food'.
Domestic Life in Wales by Minwel S. Tibbott. Published by University of Wales Press and the National Museums & Galleries of Wales (2002).
First Catch your Peacock: A Book of Welsh Food by Bobby Freeman. Published by Image Imprint (1980).
Article Date: 23 April 2007
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A small tinplate screen, found in the industrial communities of both north and south Wales. Small pieces of meat were suspended from the hooks inside the curved, reflecting hood and the whole oven would sit on a trivet (an iron bracket) in front of the fire. It was also possible to bake tea-time favourites such as round cakes, or teisen lap in the shallow drip-tray.


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With respect to Radiation Protection, detriment is a term used to describe the 'total harm' experienced by exposing a population (and their descendants) to Internal Radiation. ICRP uses detriment to effectively sum all the Risks (probabilities) that exposure to ionising radiations might produce. For example it will include probability of fatal cancer induction, non-fatal cancer induction (and therefore years of life lost). It therefore as the dimensions of probability and thus can be expressed as a risk. In ICRP publication 60, radiation detriment is developed and used to derived Dose Limits.


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Identification of genetic variation associated with Chiari I malformation
Principal Investigator: Dr Gabriel Haller
Approved Research ID: 61106
Approval date: January 25th 2021
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Chiari type I malformation (CM1) is one of the most common pediatric neurological conditions, affecting ~3% of individuals undergoing brain imaging. CM1 is characterized by the herniation of the cerebellum through the foramen magnum into the spinal canal, often leading to syringomyelia (SM), a fluid-filled cyst within the spinal canal. The genetic causes of CM1 and SM are poorly understood, but understanding these causes may improve diagnosis and treatment of these disorders, transforming the lives of affected individuals. The goals of this proposal are to 1) Identify common genetic variation associated with CM1/SM risk using GWAS data from the UKBiobank, 2) Identify genes with increased burden of rare genetic variants associated with CM1 risk using exome sequencing data from the UKbiobank and 3) Identify radiological biomarkers that correlate with CM1 using MRI scans from the UKBiobank. This project will have a duration of 3 years with the potential to continue if the UKBiobank dataset continues to expand.


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New bitumen binder put to the test in long-term study with Highways England and Tarmac
A NEW bitumen binder which aims to increase the lifespan of roads and reduce the need for roadwork interventions is being put to the test in a long-term study. A section of dual carriageway in Northamptonshire has become the first in the country to be resurfaced with the pioneering new product called TOTAL STYRELF Long Life.
England's motorways and major A-roads are expected to be resurfaced every 10–12 years because water ingress, UV exposure and oxidation cause the surface to deteriorate and crack. However, laboratory tests have shown that TOTAL STYRELF Long Life can protect the road surface from the elements so well that roads built with it could last for a longer period of time without the need for intervention.
TOTAL UK have worked in partnership with Highways England and Tarmac to resurface a busy section of the A43 near Silverstone, in Northamptonshire, using the new mix.
TOTAL STYRELF Long Life is designed to be more resistant to the elements by oxidizing more slowly. This retards the ageing process and means the road surface stays flexible for longer. Consequently, the binder's initial performance characteristics, such as resistance to fatigue, fretting, and thermal cracking, are retained for longer.
Rick Ashton, market development manager at TOTAL UK, said: 'Our key focus is sustainability through durability. These long-life binders will contribute to achieving clients' decarbonization goals by reducing roadworks, saving manufacturing, transport and installation energy, and the associated emissions. This trial paves the way for enhanced highways asset management and predictive deterioration modelling for Highways England.'
TOTAL UK estimate that getting the asphalt required to resurface a mile of single-lane carriageway – not including transport to site – can produce up to 26.5 tonnes of CO2. If roads lasted longer, so that two resurfacing interventions could be avoided, the reduction in asphalt production alone could save the equivalent of the CO2 produced by an average car if it was driven for more than 270,000 miles – more than 10 times around the Earth.
Three sections of the A43 in Northamptonshire have been surfaced – the first with a standard bitumen, the second with TOTAL STYRELF eXtreme 100 and the third with TOTAL STYRELF Long Life.
The trial could run for up to 15 years, with TOTAL UK experts taking samples from each section of the carriageway at regular intervals to measure the ageing performance and key characteristics of the bitumen, and to understand the degradation caused by oxidation and UV exposure.
The new technology has previously been tested in TOTAL's laboratories and on sections of road in Holland and Germany, but the A43 trial is the first time it has been used with such high traffic levels anywhere in the world.
Mike Wilson, Highways England's chief highways engineer, commented: 'We're always looking for innovative ways to help us keep England's motorways and major A-roads in good condition. The ultimate priority for us is safety, so we invest in new technology and materials to keep those using the roads safe. Longer-lasting roads means fewer roadworks, less disruption for motorists and a more sustainable network for everyone.'
Brian Kent, technical director at Tarmac, said: 'As part of our corporate commitment to sustainability, boosting efficiencies and delivering improved whole-life performance across the network, we're always pushing to introduce any new technology or innovation that can further improve the durability of the roads we maintain.
'What we have in this case is essentially an anti-ageing cream for roads – just as these products are designed to reduce and prevent the signs of fine lines and overall ageing of the skin, the new bitumen being trialled on the A43 will protect the road surface.
'It not only has the potential to offer improved value for money to the public purse, but also contains properties to increase the overall lifespan of roads. Through preventing cracks to the surface of the road caused by elements such as air and water, the longer-life bitumen has the ability to reduce disruption, deliver long-term carbon savings and, importantly, help network operators to better manage their assets.'


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The insane root to which Banquo refers is a herb causing madness. It probably refers specifically to hemlock or henbane, both deadly. Banquo asks Macbeth if they have mistakenly eaten some poison that "takes reason prisoner" (makes them lose their minds) because the Witches vanish into thin air.
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1.12.3 BLOX.BDropDown: flexibility
- Create the popup widget to be used for the
'drop-down list'. It is a BList by default, but you can
use any other widget, overriding the 'list box accessing'
methods if necessary.
- Create the widget that will hold the string chosen from
the list box and answer it. The widget must be a child of 'self
- Answer the height of an item in the drop-down list. The
default implementation assumes that the receiver understands
_TAG_, but you can modify it if you want.
- Called when an item of the listbox is highlighted. Do
nothing by default
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- Select the item lying at the given position in the list
box. The default implementation assumes that list is a BList, but
you can modify it if you want.
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default implementation assumes that list is a BList, but you can
modify it if you want.
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typed in the control (the exact way the text is entered will be
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What does the cell damage test actually determine?
This Cell Damage Test is a quick and easy test that measures malondialdehyde in the urine. Toxic adlehydes are released into the bloodstream when fats, including cell membranes, are oxidized. The kidneys excrete them in the urine. The Cell Damage test is a general measure of cell membrane damage due to free radical peroxidation of lipids.
The Cell Damage Test shows:
- Poor cell signaling of the immune system
- Increased metabolic toxicity
- Mitochondrial diseases
- Reduced cellular energy (ATP production)
- Damaged DNA
- Poor tissue function
- Unresponsive hormones (thyroxin, estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, insulin,
- Increased risk of abnormal cell proliferations
- Increased risk of cardiovascular concerns
We live and die at the cellular level. Autopsies show that in the cases of most people who died of heart attacks, they died at the cellular level 1st. we can go years without"symptoms" not realizing that our cells are sick and dying and once there are no longer any healthy cells to replicate we cease to live. This test will give you in-depth insight into your cellular health in order to give you an opportunity to take a proactive approach to your cell health before it's too late.


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Trans-African Highways
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Algerian highways network
In Algeria, the motorway network has about 2,318 km (1,440 mi) in 2x3 lanes. The network is expanding increasingly, along with other kinds of infrastructure, though this is only true for the northern region of the country, where most of its population lives. And this infrastructure is pretty well developed for North African standards.
For the moment, the entire Algerian motorway network is toll-free. The toll stations are being finalized and the launch of the motorway toll is scheduled for early 2021. The maximum speed authorized on the entire network is 120 km/h (75 mph).
 - Cairo–Alexandria Desert Road: Running between Cairo and Alexandria, with an extension of 215 km (134 mi), it is the main motorway in Egypt.
 - International Coastal Road: It runs from Alexandria to Port Said, along the northern Nile Delta. It has a length of 280 km (170 mi). Also, amongst other cities, it connects Damietta and Baltim.
 - Geish Road: It runs between Helwan and Asyut, along the Nile, also connecting Beni Suef and Minya. Its length is 306 km (190 mi).
 - Ring Road: It serves as an inner ring-road for Cairo. It has a length of 103 km (64 mi).
 - Regional Ring Road: It serves as an outer ring road for Cairo, also connecting its suburbs like Helwan and 10th of Ramadan City. Its length is 130 km (81 mi).
Much of Ethiopia's highway network is developing. Road projects now represent around a quarter of the annual infrastructure budget of the Ethiopian government. Additionally, through the Road Sector Development Program (RSDP), the government has earmarked $4 billion to construct, repair and upgrade roads over the next decade. Ethiopia has over 100,000 km (62,000 mi) of roads. In 2014, the Addis Ababa–Adama Expressway opened, becoming the first expressway in Ethiopia.
The main roads in Kenya
The Kenya National Highways Authority is responsible for the maintenance, management, development, and rehabilitation of highways. According to the Kenya Roads Board, Kenya has 160,886 kilometres (99,970 mi) of roads. Two routes of the Trans-African Highway network cross Kenya: the Cairo-Cape Town Highway and the Lagos–Mombasa Highway. Roads in Kenya are divided into classes:
 1. Class S: "A Highway that connects two or more cities and carries safely a large volume of traffic at the highest speed of operation."
 2. Class A: "A Highway that forms a strategic route and corridor connecting international boundaries at identified immigration entry and exit points and international terminals such as international air or sea ports."
 3. Class B: "A Highway that forms an important national route linking national trading or economic hubs, County Headquarters and other nationally important centers to each other and to the National Capital or to Class A roads."
Map of Moroccan highways and expressways
As of November 2016 the total length of Morocco's motorways was 1,808 km (1,123 mi) and 1,093 km (679 mi) expressways. Morocco plans to expand the road network. In the country 3,400 km (2,100 mi) of motorways and 2,100 km (1,300 mi) of expressways are currently under construction in different parts of the country.
In the year 2035 the total length of the motorways will be 5,185 km (3,222 mi) of motorways and 3,700 km (2,300 mi) of expressways. According to the minister of Morocco, this plan also includes a program specific to rural roads for the construction of 30,000 km (19,000 mi) of roads for an investment of 30 billion dirhams.
Mozambique's highways are classified as a national or primary road (estrada nacional or estrada primária), or as regional – secondary or tertiary – roads (estradas secundárias and estradas terciáreas). National roads are given the prefix "N" or "EN" followed by a oneor two-digit number. The numbers generally increase from the south of the country to the north. Regional roads are given the prefix "R", followed by a three-digit number. Mozambique has over 32,000 kilometres (20,000 mi) of paved roads.
Nigeria has the largest highway network in West Africa. Although much of the highways are poorly maintained, the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency have drastically improved them. Due to Nigeria's strategic location, four routes of the Trans-African Highway network are situated in the country: the Trans-Sahara Highway to Algeria, the Trans-Sahelian Highway to Dakar, Senegal, the Trans–West African Coastal Highway and the Lagos–Mombasa Highway.
South Africa[edit]
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Map of National Routes
In South Africa, the term "freeway" differs from most other parts of the world. A freeway is a road where certain restrictions apply.[70]
The following are forbidden from using a freeway:
 - a vehicle drawn by an animal;
 - a pedal cycle (such as a bicycle);
 - a motor tricycle or motor quadrucycle;
 - pedestrians
Despite popular opinion that "freeway" means a road with at least two carriageways, single carriageway freeways exist, as is evidenced by the statement that "[South Africa's] roads include 1,400 km (870 mi) of dual carriageway freeway, 440 km (270 mi) of single carriageway freeway and 5,300 km (3,300 mi) of single carriage main road with unlimited access."[71]
PanAmerican Highway
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Although some 14,000 km (8,700 mi) of Brazilian highway[72] is built to freeway-standard, there is no distinct designation for controlled-access highways in the Brazilian federal and state highway systems. The term autoestrada (Portuguese for "freeway" or "motorway") is not commonly used in Brazil; the terms estrada ("road") and especially rodovia ("highway") are instead preferred. Nevertheless, the most technically advanced freeways in Brazil are defined Class 0 freeways by the National Department of Transport Infrastructure (DNIT). These freeways are built to safely allow for vehicular speeds of up to 130 km/h (81 mph)). In mountainous terrain, the maximum allowable gradient is 5%, and the minimum allowable radius of curvature is 665 m (2,182 ft) (with 12% super-elevation).
São Paulo state, with 5,000 km (3,100 mi) of freeway, has the most in the country. It is also the state with more highways conceded to the private sector.
Brazil's first freeway, the Rodovia Anhanguera in São Paulo state, was completed in 1953 as an upgrade of the earlier undivided highway. That same year, construction of the second highway, Rodovia Anchieta, between São Paulo and the Atlantic coast, began. Freeway construction, most of them upgrades of older undivided highways, quickened in the following decades. The current Class 0 freeways include: Rodovia dos Bandeirantes, Rodovia dos Imigrantes, Rodovia Castelo Branco, Rodovia Ayrton Senna/Carvalho Pinto, Rodovia Osvaldo Aranha (also known as "Free-way") and São Paulo's Metropolitan Beltway Rodoanel Mário Covas – all modern, post-1970s highways meeting modern European standards. Other stretches of highway such as the under-construction south BR-101 and Rodovia Régis Bittencourt are of older design standards.
British overseas territories[edit]
Leeward Highway, Turks and Caicos Islands, UK
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Canada has no current national system for controlled-access highways. All controlled-access freeways, including sections that form part of the Trans-Canada Highway, are under provincial jurisdiction, and have no numeric continuation across provincial boundaries. The largest networks in the country are in Ontario (400-series highways) and Quebec (Autoroutes). Speed limits are not federally set, since provincial governments set speed limits for their respective regions. These roads are influenced by, and have influenced, US standards, but have design innovations and differences. The total length of dual-carriageways with controlled access in Canada is 6,350 km (3,950 mi), of which 564 km (350 mi) are in British Columbia, 642 km (399 mi) in Alberta, 59 km (37 mi) in Saskatchewan, 2,135 km (1,327 mi) in Ontario, 1,941 km (1,206 mi) in Quebec, and 1,000 km (620 mi) in the Maritimes.
El Salvador[edit]
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Map of Mexican Autopista network
In Mexico, Federal Highways (Spanish: Carretera Federal) are a series of highways that connect with roads from foreign countries or that link two or more states of the Federation.
United States[edit]
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How to Stretch Content Across the Funnel
Everyone has different preferences when it comes to consuming content. The same person's preferences might even change based on what day it is, what time it is, what device they're using, or any number of unpredictable factors.
As a result, B2B marketers are challenged to produce content in a variety of formats in order to appeal to the widest possible range of audiences.
Of course, creating even a single piece of content can be time-consuming. But if you consider each asset you produce as part of a larger package, you can easily stretch that individual piece of content into multiple assets that fit all stages of the funnel.
Here's an example of how one report sparked the creation of many more assets to support prospects all the way through the funnel:
- Highlights video: B2B Content Marketing Spotlight Report
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Yes there is, You can use ACLs to grant or deny permissions to a user or a group of users to invoke a menu command for a specific KM application instance. For example, a user may have permission to execute a certain menu command on a test system instance, but not on the production system instance running on the same managed system computer.
For specific information on how to set ACL settings on menu commands, please read the section on Using ACLs on Menu Commands, pages 98-99, in the PATROL Central Operator – Microsoft Windows Edition Getting Started guide. It has a very clear example on this very task.
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we can take the divergence of both sides of this equation. The left-hand side is identically zero because ∇ · (∇ × E) = 0, so we have (using the continuity equation)   ∂B + b2 ∇ · K 0 = −∇ · ∂t   ∂η ∂ = − (∇ · B) + b2 − ∂t ∂t ∂ ∂η = − (b1 η) − b2 ∂t ∂t ∂η (12.486) = −(b1 + b2 ) . ∂t Therefore b2 must equal −b1 . So the generalized Maxwell's equations take the form (with b ≡ b1 = −b2 ), ∂B − bK, ∂t ∂E + μ0 J, ∇ × B = μ0 0 ∂t ρ ∇ ·E= , 0
∇ ×E=−
∇ · B = bη.
(12.487)
The constant b can be chosen arbitrarily. Two common conventions are b = 1 and b = μ0 .
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Magnetic dipole If we treat the current loop like an exact dipole, then the dipole moment is m = Ia = IĎ€ b2 . Equation (11.15) gives the magnetic field at position z along the axis of the dipole as Îź0 m/2Ď€ z3 , which here equals Îź0 (IĎ€ b2 )/ 2Ď€z3 = Îź0 Ib2 /2z3 . If we treat the current loop (correctly) as a loop of finite size, then Eq. (6.53) gives the field at position z on the axis as Bz = Îź0 Ib2 /2(z2 + b2 )3/2 . For z  b we can ignore the b2 term in the denominator, yielding Bz â‰ˆ Îź0 Ib2 /2z3 , which agrees with the above result for the idealized dipole. The correct result is smaller than the idealized-dipole result by the factor z3 /(z2 + b2 )3/2 . This factor approaches 1 as z â†’ âˆž. It is larger than a given number Îˇ (we are concerned with Îˇ = 0.99) if z3 (z2 + b2 )3/2
> Îˇ â‡’
z2 z2 + b2
> Îˇ2/3 â‡’ z >
Îˇ1/3 b 1 âˆ’ Îˇ2/3
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(12.488) For Îˇ = 0.99 this gives z > (12.2)b. You can show that if we want the factor to be larger than 1 âˆ’  (so  = 0.01 here), then âˆš to a good approx3/2. And indeed, imation (in the limit of small ) we need z/b > âˆš âˆš 3/2(0.01) = 150 = 12.2. 11.3
Dipole in spherical coordinates Using the âˆ‡ Ă— (A Ă— B) vector identity from Appendix K, with m constant, we find (ignoring the Îź0 /4Ď€ for now) !  B âˆ? âˆ‡ Ă— m Ă— (Ë†r/r2 ) = m âˆ‡ Âˇ (Ë†r/r2 ) âˆ’ (m Âˇ âˆ‡)(Ë†r/r2 ).
But the divergence of rË† /r2 is zero (except at r = 0), because we know that the divergence of the Coulomb field is zero; alternatively we can just use the expression for the divergence in spherical coordinates. So we are left with only the second term. Therefore, using the expression for âˆ‡ in spherical coordinates,
m sin q r m
q m cos q
q
q
Figure 12.133.
(12.489)
  âˆ‚ 1 âˆ‚ rË† + mÎ¸ B âˆ? âˆ’ mr . âˆ‚r r âˆ‚Î¸ r2
(12.490)
In the âˆ‚/âˆ‚r term here, the vector rË† doesnâ€™t depend on r, but r2 does, of course, so mr (âˆ‚/âˆ‚r)(Ë†r/r2 ) = âˆ’2mr rË† /r3 . In the âˆ‚/âˆ‚Î¸ term, r2 doesnâ€™t depend of Î¸, but the vector rË† does. If we increase Î¸ by dÎ¸, then rË† changes direction by the angle dÎ¸. Since rË† has length 1, it therefore picks up a component with length dÎ¸ in the Î¸Ë† direction. See Fig. F.3 in Appendix F; that figure is relevant to the oppositely defined Î¸ in cylindrical Ë† So we have coordinates, but the result is the same. Hence âˆ‚ rË† /âˆ‚Î¸ = Î¸. Ë† 3. (mÎ¸ /r)(âˆ‚/âˆ‚Î¸ )(Ë†r/r2 ) = mÎ¸ Î¸/r Finally, in Fig. 12.133 we see that the components of the fixed vector m = mË†z relative to the local rË† -Î¸Ë† basis are mr = m cos Î¸, and mÎ¸ = âˆ’m sin Î¸. The negative sign here comes from the fact that m points
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partially in the direction of decreasing θ (at least for the right half of the sphere). Putting this all together, and bringing the μ0 /4π back in, gives   rˆ μ0 θˆ −2(m cos θ ) 3 + (−m sin θ) 3 B=− 4π r r μ μ0 m m cos θ + θˆ 0 3 sin θ, (12.491) = rˆ 2πr3 4πr in agreement with Eq. (11.15). 11.4
Force on a dipole (a) The expression (m · ∇)B is shorthand for   ∂ ∂ ∂ + my + mz (Bx , By , Bz ). (m · ∇)B = mx ∂x ∂y ∂z
(12.492)
The operator in parentheses is to be applied to each of the three components of B, generating the three components of a vector. In the setup in Fig. 11.9 with the ring and diverging B field, mz is the only nonzero component of m. Also, Bx and By are identically zero on the z axis, so ∂Bx /∂z and ∂By /∂z are both zero (or negligibly small close to the z axis). Therefore only one of the nine possible terms in Eq. (12.492) survives, and we have   ∂Bz , (12.493) (m · ∇)B = 0, 0, mz ∂z as


Narali Poornima being their main fest.
From the monsoon times the sea shows very aggressive nature. In order to calm down the temper of the Sea Lord this feast is celebrated. During this feast people in agri-koli Samaj devote or release a golden coconut in the sea and pray for calmness and protection of their boats and ships they use in sea during fishing. All elders and younger in this community gather at the sea coast to worship the Sea Lord.
All people in the village celebrate this day by dancing, singing and then worshipping on the sea coast. After worship and prayer is done all fishermen go in the sea for fishing and start fishing from that day after a halt in the rainy season. That is why this is the most important festival of Agri Samaj.
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text: We study the long-time behavior of solutions to the nonlinear Schrödinger / Gross-Pitaevskii equation (NLS/GP) with a symmetric double-well potential. NLS/GP governs nearly-monochromatic guided optical beams in weakly coupled waveguides with both linear and nonlinear (Kerr) refractive indices and zero absorption, as well as the behavior of Bose-Einstein condensates. For small L2 norm (low power), the solution executes beating oscillations between the two wells. There is a power threshold at which a symmetry breaking bifurcation occurs. The set of guided mode solutions splits into two families of solutions. One type of solution is concentrated in either well of the potential, but not both. Solutions in the second family undergo tunneling oscillations between the two wells. A finite dimensional reduction (system of ODEs) derived in Marzuola and Weinstein 2010 and is expected to well-approximate the PDE dynamics on long time scales. In particular, we revisit this reduction, find a class of exact solutions and shadow them in the (NLS/GP) system by applying the above approach.


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An argument from silence is an informal fallacy that occurs when someone interprets someone's or something's silence as anything other than silence, typically claiming that the silence was in fact communicating agreement or disagreement.
The fallacy is an argument from ignorance and an informal fallacy.
 - argumentum ex silentio
 - silence implies consent
Neither of two people involved in an example of this fallacy may extrapolate anything more from the silence of the silent person than it being just that, a choice of remaining silent in that particular situation. The "vocal" person may thus not argue that the silence of the silent person "allowed" for any number of things on which the other person remained silent, but conversely, the silent person may not argue that their act of remaining silent "disallowed" any number of things on which they were being silent (which would essentially amount to the Nuremberg defense).
Keeping in mind that there is no non-choicemaking, including even the choice of whether to remain silent or not, it differs from situations where silence is inferred but not consciously provided by an unaware person (i.e., if someone remains quiet "in reply" to a question they didn't hear).
The same applies, for instance, if you were to ask a person (who only speaks a language you don't understand) a question in a language they in turn don't understand. While the person is not unaware of your presence, and clearly infers that you are trying to communicate with them, their reaction (and thus "reply") cannot be treated as equal to the reply given from a person who actually understood what you were trying to say (and was able to provide an answer that you could understand), rather than — correctly — treating it as the reply of a person who only understood that you were trying to say something.
If there's evidence that someone would have said something (e.g., if they hadn't gotten cut off by the end of the news broadcast), then their attempt to break their silence is clearly something other than pure silence.
Active silence[edit]
If some group or person actively chooses to present no response to an ongoing issue (i.e., ordering that they should not criticize something going on) then it may be seen as tacit support of said issue.
For example, Putin's Russia has done little to stop right-wing extremist "Cossacks" from vigilantism and harassment targeted at gays, immigrants, and liberals (who almost always oppose Putin's rule). This lack of punishment allows this violence to flourish.[1]
Pleading the Fifth[edit]
See the main article on this topic: Fifth Amendment
The fallacy differs from situations where silence is encouraged or discouraged, such as utilizing one's right to remain silent (although it should be noted that one has to expressly state that they are invoking said right[2]), or being threatened or coercedWikipedia into silence, just as statements forced out of people at gunpoint aren't assumed to necessarily represent their own views or opinions. This fallacy pertains to anyone, regardless if they are describing their own silence or the silence of someone else, trying to make that silence out to have been, in that situation, something other than silence.
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text: Discover how the fight, flight, or freeze response influences your performance in Muay Thai and learn practical strategies to overcome the psychological impact of getting hit hard. In this insightful article, we delve into the science behind the physiological and psychological reactions triggered by powerful blows. Explore techniques rooted in self-compassion, cognitive restructuring, and anxiety calming to restore your confidence and presence in the ring. Uncover the power of resilience and discover how to navigate past setbacks, embracing them as opportunities for growth. Gain valuable insights to optimize your training, enhance your mental fortitude, and unleash your inner strength in the world of Muay Thai.


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Clouds in a fizzy drink
Learn about how clouds form
A large glass of freshly poured fizzy drink
1. Although a fizzy drink is supersaturated with carbon dioxide all the gas does not escape when you open the can or bottle or pour the drink into a glass. If you look closely you can see bubbles can only form in places with imperfections on the glass or dirt.
2. Now add the salt to the drink.
3. Adding the salt increases the number of nucleation sites and allows more bubbles to form. This creates a cloud of carbon dioxide in the liquid drink.
How does this relate to the atmosphere?
Clouds can form where the temperature is low enough for water to condense at a rate faster than which it evaporates. In practise most raindrops or ice crystals form where there are small particles such as dust, soot or pollution to act as cloud condensation nuclei. These particles are usually approximately 0.0001mm in diameter. It is this process which allows pollutants to become incorporated into clouds and be washed out of the atmosphere in the rain.
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Extension: You can also put some sultanas in the drink. As they fall through the drink, bubbles form on the sultanas, changing the balance of forces on the sultana. Eventually, the sultana rises. As it rises, the pressure falls and the bubbles grow. When the sultana reaches the surface, the bubbles pop and the whole cycle starts again.


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Flux Linkages in Parallel Current Carrying Conductors
 Consider a group of parallel conductors A, B, C etc as shown in the Fig. 1. Each of these conductors carry current IA, IB, IC etc.
 Consider the flux linkages with any one conductor say A. There will be flux linkages with conductor A due to its own current. Also there will be flux linkages with this conductor due to mutual inductance effects.
 Flux linkage with conductor A due to its own current,
Fig. 1
 Flux linkages with conductor A due to the current IB,
 Flux linkages with conductor A due to the current ,
 By adding all the above expression we will get total flux linkages with conductor A.
 In the similar way flux linkages with other conductors can be determined. This will form basis for finding inductance of any circuit.
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The major components of the DTSS (Phase 1) include:
Link Sewer Network
Deep Tunnel Sewer
Changi Water Reclamation Plant
1. Link Sewer Network
The link sewers connect the existing sewerage pipes from homes and industries to the deep tunnel sewers. Constructed with depths ranging from 10m to 30m underground, a trenchless method was used to minimise disruption of activities above ground. Ranging from 0.3m to 3m in diameter, the link sewers total about 60km in length.
2. Deep Tunnel Sewer
Eight tunnel boring machines were used simultaneously to excavate these deep tunnels. With tunnels as wide as 3.3m to 6m in diameter and depths reaching tunnel sewers received used water from the existing sewerage system.
3. Changi Water Reclamation Plant
The Changi Water Reclamation Plant is the cornerstone of the first phase of the Singapore Deep Tunnel Sewerage System (DTSS). Sited on 32 hectares of reclaimed land, CWRP features a state-of-the-art, compact and covered used water treatment facility designed to treat 800,000 cubic metres per day of used water. It can be expanded to handle an ultimate 2,400,000 cubic metres per day of used water.
here for an inside look of the Changi WRP.
4. Outfall Pipes
Two 5km long deep sea outfall pipes channel the excess treated used water from the Changi Water Reclamation Plant for dispersion into the sea.


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The Revel & Riot website has many resource documents for community education and community building for LGBTQ organizing, education, and advocacy.
We provide a collection of resources on our website – everything from information about anti-oppression, transgender health, internalized homophobia, and LGBTQ art history. Every resource we have comes with references for further reading and links to other organizations where additional support can be found. We believe that the LGBTQ fight for equality is bound to all other struggles for social, economic and environmental justice and we try to reinforce that vision through our resources.
You can find the resource documents here : _URL_
Some of the topics they cover are:
- LGBTTIQQS2AA+ Definitions
- LGBT Art History
- Internalized Homophobia
- Coming Out
- Transgender 101
- Marriage Equality
- Suicide Prevention
- Transgender Health & Transitioning
- Role Models
- Hate Crimes


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The definition of a dip slide, as described in the HSE approved code of practice and guidance for the control of legionella bacteria in water systems, is a means of testing the microbial content of liquids. It consists of a plastic carrier bearing a sterile culture medium which can be dipped in the liquid to be sampled. It is then incubated to allow microbial growth. The resulting microbial colonies are estimated by reference to a chart.
Dipslides are the most common method of measuring and monitoring microbial activity within many systems and commonly cooling systems.


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What is Skyward (Family Access)?
Skyward (Family Access) is a password-protected site that provides both parents and students access to course grades, homework, attendance,and other data.
Watch the Skyward (Family Access) video for an overview and login instructions.
How to Sign Up
Please contact your child's school for more information on how to sign up for Skyward (Family Access).
- When picking up your information at the school, you will complete a form, show your ID and provide a current email address.
- If your children attend more than one Spring Branch School, you will only need to go to one campus.
Changing your Skyward (Family Access) Login, Password and Email
Parents, you are now able to change your login and password to whatever you like rather than the randomly generated login and password you received when you signed up.
You can now also change the e-mail address that is stored in your Family Access account. To change your Skyward (Family Access) Login, Password and Email, use the following instructions: English/Spanish
Skyward (Family Access) Mobile App
This app is currently available through the Apple, Amazon and Google app stores and is compatible with Apple and Android mobile devices.
Skyward's Family and Student Access - Students have their own login!
By using their student login, secondary students are now able to access information about their grades, attendance, and other basic information through Skyward's Family and Student Access.
Students will be able to track their progress and attendance along with parents but they will not have access to their sibling's information. Most secondary students have already logged in to use the system from school to enter their course requests for next year.
State Testing Results
Spring Branch ISD will be providing families with STAAR and other state test results electronically utilizing the Texas Assessment Student Portal. The Student Portal provides students and parents with online access to a student's state assessment scores. This includes STAAR grades 3 – 8, STAAR End-‐of-‐Course, and TELPAS (Texas English Language Proficiency Assessment System).
Student test results in the Student Portal are available through a Portal Access Code and the student's date of birth. Your child's Portal Access Code is available to families through your student's Skyward Family Access account.
To find your child's Portal Access Code and the link to the Student Portal in Skyward:
- Login onto Skyward Family Access and locate the "Online Forms" tab located on the left hand side. Note: You must access it through a web browser. The mobile app will NOT work for this!!
- Open the Online Forms tab
- The form listed in Step 1, "STAAR Student Unique Access Code and Link," will show the Student Portal Code (called the Unique Access Code in Skyward)
- Use the link to visit the Student portal and enter the provided STAAR Portal Access Code and your child's date of birth to view all of your student's STAAR results.
For more information about the Student Portal, see the Student Portal Help Guide.
Where can I find Skyward (Family Access)?
Parents and students can login to the Family Access Portal from their schools website or from the homepage of the SBISD District website.
Link is located under STUDENTS & FAMILIES.