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How am I able to set the size of the arrowheads at the end of a line to not increase in size when viewed at a larger map scale? When I zoom out, the arrowheads grow in size, but the lines do not lengthen. Is there a way to either fix the arrowhead size to remain the same at all scales? Or is there a way to have the lines increase when the scale increases as with the arrowheads?
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You have full control over the symbols you use. One thing to consider is the Reference Scale. The reference scale defines the scale at which symbols appear at their intended size. When you set the Reference Scale, changes in scale result in symbols changing their sizes relative to surrounding features.
If you haven't set a Reference Scale, symbols remain the same size and do not change relative to the surrounding features. This is the likely cause of what you are seeing happen on screen.
So if you set a Reference Scale when you create the arrowhead symbols, you should see more satisfactory results. For additional help on this topic take a look at the ArcGIS 10 Help topic called Working with data frame reference scales.
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Maurice Sendak, one of the most influential children's artists of the 20th century, sadly has passed away at the age of 83 after a short illness. His most famous work, Where the Wild Things Are was published in 1963, and inspired an animated short directed by Gene Deitch. Many of his books were turned into TV and feature projects over the years.
Born in Brooklyn, to Polish-Jewish immigrant parents, Sendak was exposed to death and mortality at an early age because of The Holocaust. After watching Walt Disney's Fantasia at the age of 12, he decided to become an illustrator, and the first of his efforts was published in 1947, after which he spent much of the 1950s illustrating children's books written by others, before beginning to write his own stories.
He gained international acclaim after writing and illustrating Where the Wild Things Are. The book's depictions of fanged monsters concerned some parents when it was first published, as his characters were somewhat grotesque in appearance, and In the Night Kitchen, caused much controversy in several American states - and has often been subjected to censorship - for its drawings of a young boy prancing naked through the story. It was listed number 21 on the "100 Most Frequently Challenged Books of 1990–1999."
An early member of the National Board of Advisors of the Children's Television Workshop during the development stages of the Sesame Street television series, Sendak adapted his book Bumble Ardy into an animated sequence for the series, with Jim Henson as the voice of Bumble Ardy.

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The Machine-SUIF Control Flow Graph Library
Release version
Glenn Holloway and Michael D. Smith
Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Harvard University
The Machine-SUIF CFG library provides an abstraction of control flow graphs with nodes containing lists of machine instructions. Such a CFG can be used to replace the linear instruction-list representation of the body of a procedure being compiled. The library supports translation of the linear representation to and from CFG form, transformation of a CFG by adding, reconnecting, and removing nodes, and fine-grained control over individual program instructions within CFG nodes. It allows precise control of program layout, to ensure that re-linearization leaves instructions in the desired order.
The CFG library is lean by design. We have factored tools for control-flow and data-flow analysis into separate libraries, based on this one. Users can pick the functionality they need, and they can build other CFG-based tools without incurring overhead for features they don't need.
This document discusses the Machine-SUIF control flow graph (CFG) library. It discusses design goals, the interface to the library, implementation decisions, current status, and planned updates.
The Machine-SUIF CFG library presents an abstraction of control flow graphs built on the basic instr_list structure of the Machine-SUIF system. It allows you to build CFGs and to transform them by rearranging and reconnecting nodes. Machine SUIF provides companion libraries based on this one that support control-flow and data-flow analysis.
The CFG library consists of files in the cfg subdirectory of the machsuif distribution package. This document describes its design and use. It assumes that the reader is familiar with the SUIF and Machine-SUIF systems and has read the machine library documentation.
The following section discusses the development and research goals that drove the design of our CFG library. Section [->] describes our view of how the library will be used. Sections [->] through [->] describe the programming interface provided by the CFG library, and they provide some notes on its implementation.
Goals for the CFG Library
This section lists our goals for the CFG library.
The next section gives an overview of how we expect the library to be used.
One of the things that makes the control-flow graph such a useful compile-time abstraction is that it abstracts away from sequential code. It enables graph-based transformations and allows them to be expressed without reference to a linear code layout. By parceling a procedure's instruction list into basic blocks, we make it efficient to reorder the blocks without having to splice their instructions into a new linear order.
The question arises whether to manage the control instructions within a CFG so that at all times they correctly reflect some linear order. Take the code for a simple if... then... else... statement. Suppose the code generator has produced a conditional branch instruction to the else statement, and has place the then statement after the if test. The then code ends with a jump around the else statement to the join point. Breaking basic blocks after control instructions will put a jump at the end of the node for the then statement, and none at the end of that for the else statement, which just falls through. If a transformation now inverts the sense of the conditional branch and adjusts CFG flow edges accordingly in the CFG, what should be done to the instruction lists in the then and else nodes? The natural re-linearization algorithm would remove the jump from the end of the then node and insert one at the end of the else node. Should such jump adjustments be made every time the CFG changes?
For many kinds of optimization, this isn't important, either because they change no control flow at all, or because they are not concerned with the precise schedule of instructions. For these, it's fine to leave the selection of a final layout and the adjustment of jump instructions to the library method that re-linearizes the flow graph.
For other optimizations, like instruction scheduling and code placement, it's essential to know exactly what instructions will appear where, and in fact, to be able to control such decisions precisely.
The Machine-SUIF CFG library allows you to control the layout relationship between any pair of nodes, but it also allows you to leave the layout of part or all of a CFG unspecified. At the time two nodes become constrained to be adjacent in memory order, the library may remove or insert a trailing jump instruction to achieve consistency with this constraint. But in the absence of layout constraints, it doesn't insert or remove jumps as the graph is transformed.
To implement this policy efficiently, the library must have quick access to the control-transfer instruction (CTI), if any, in each node. It relies on there being at most one CTI, and it keeps a record of its position. As a client, you're free to modify any of the instructions in a block, but when you change the CTI, you're expected to call a library method to reflect the change. [The library doesn't assume that CTI instruction, will be the last in the node; that would make it difficult, for example, to support scheduling for delayed-branch architectures by placing instructions after the control instruction of a block. The library doesn't provide full support for such architectures; e.g., when building a CFG, it always breaks basic blocks at control transfer instructions. Completing the support for target code with delay slots following branch instructions would require subclassing to perform the necessary construction-time adjustments.] Common operations on nodes, such as replacing one of its control successors, update the CTI directly, without requiring the programmer to make changes at both the graph level and the instruction level.
We have tried to keep the CFG library, and particularly its class interfaces, lean. Though Machine SUIF provides flow analysis libraries based on our CFG abstraction, users may want to write their own. We've tried to make it easy to do so.
Class Cfg
The two main classes used in the CFG library are Cfg and CfgNode. A Cfg represents an entire control flow graph for a procedure. The nodes within a Cfg have class CfgNode. The functions operating on class Cfg handle the graph overall: graph expansion and simplification, graph validation and printing, and the enumeration of nodes and edges. Those operating on CfgNode are about managing a node's relations with its control and layout neighbors and out keeping its code consistent with those relations.
CFG construction
To create a CFG or to normalize the form of an existing CFG, use the following functions:
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Cfg* new_cfg(InstrList*, bool keep_layout = false,
 bool break_at_call = false,
 bool break_at_instr = false);
void canonicalize(Cfg*, bool keep_layout = false,
 bool break_at_call = false,
 bool break_at_instr = false);
void remove_layout_info(Cfg*);
void fix_layout(Cfg*);
Creation function new_cfg parses a linear list of instructions into basic blocks. There are options for determining precisely what constitutes a basic block and whether the original linear layout of the instructions should be reflected by initial layout constraints. Given an existing CFG, you may want to ensure that it has the same form as if built from scratch with a given option set. The canonicalize function serves this purpose.
Each of the flags keep_layout, break_at_call, and break_at_instr is optional. When keep_layout is true, the CFG gets node-layout constraints reflecting the program's initial linear layout. When break_at_call is true, each procedure-call instruction is treated as a CTI, so that it terminates the CFG node that contains it. break_at_instr means that each node of the graph contains only one instruction.
The remove_layout_info function clears all layout constraints in a given graph.
The fix_layout function, on the other hand, imposes layout constraints wherever they don't already exist. In some cases, it inserts additional insert unconditional branch instructions. That happens when a potential fall-through edge in the CFG cannot actually be realized by fall-through because of a conflicting layout constraint. Likewise, fix_layout may eliminate an unconditional branch if it turns out to be equivalent to fall-through in the newly-imposed layout.
CFG inspection
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CfgNode* get_node(Cfg*, int pos);
CfgNode* get_node(Cfg*, CfgNodeHandle);
CfgNode* node_at(Cfg*, LabelSym*);
int nodes_size(Cfg*);
CfgNodeHandle nodes_start(Cfg*);
CfgNodeHandle nodes_last(Cfg*);
CfgNodeHandle nodes_end(Cfg*);
CfgNode* get_entry_node(Cfg*);
CfgNode* get_exit_node(Cfg*);
void set_entry_node(Cfg*, CfgNode*);
void set_exit_node(Cfg*, CfgNode*);
Their capsule summaries:
get_node(cfg, pos) returns the node at pos in cfg's node list, where pos is a position in the list (either a zero-based integer or a handle).
get_node(cfg, label) returns the node of cfg at label.
nodes_size(cfg) returns the number of nodes in cfg.
nodes_start(cfg) returns a handle on the first element of cfg.
nodes_last(cfg) returns a handle on the last element of cfg.
nodes_end(cfg) returns the sentinel handle for cfg.
get_entry_node(cfg) returns cfg's entry node.
get_exit_node(cfg) returns cfg's exit node.
set_entry_node(cfg, entry) sets cfg's entry node to entry.
set_exit_node(cfg, exit) sets cfg's exit node to exit.
Type CfgNodeHandle is an abbreviation for an STL iterator.
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typedef list::iterator CfgNodeHandle;
The nodes_ functions are so named because the sequence of node pointers in a Cfg is called nodes. These functions are frequently used; since a Cfg


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The Hayward fault runs through the heart of Montclair, in the Oakland hills behind Piedmont. Montclair Park's duck pond was constructed where the fault left a natural sag in the ground.
Only in seismologists' equations, and perhaps deep down in the crust, are faults smooth, flat planes. In the world, on the surface, faults are as ragged and variable as any other geological feature. The Hayward fault is more of a zone, from a few to a hundred meters in width, with several fractures running through it. Where two strands overlap, a block of ground between them may slump in tension or rise in compression, depending on how the strands are oriented. At Montclair Park, two strands are mapped on either side of the sag basin. Lake Temescal is another example of a sag basin repurposed as a water feature. So, apparently, is Lake Aliso, the pond on the grounds of Mills College.
The first "great San Francisco earthquake" occurred 21 October 1868 on the Hayward fault. The epicenter appears to have been in southern San Leandro, and surface rupture extended from there all the way down to Fremont. In Montclair, the other direction along the fault, there was plenty of shaking of course, but no rupture of the ground from what we can tell. A trenching study, conducted along the third-base line of the little ballfield in Montclair Park, found no sign of recent movement along the fault there. But slow, silent motion does affect the fault in Montclair. The old fire station on Moraga Avenue has been rendered useless by aseismic creep, and some of the houses along the fault appear to show foundation disruption. But generally creep is invisible unless there is some structure that it affects, like the south curb of Medau Place, below. South of here, the fault crosses Route 13, reaching the other side at the head of Dimond Canyon.


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Earthquake map shows Tennant Creek hot spot
A new earthquake hazards map released by Geoscience Australia has revealed Tennant Creek is among the locations most likely to be affected by an earthquake.
The map shows a hot spot under Tennant Creek, along with Moe in Victoria and York and Kirwan in Western Australia.
The Minister for Resources and Energy, Martin Ferguson, says the new information should help communities to plan for the possibilty of earthquakes.
''Although these maps do not enable us to predict earthquakes, they will allow engineers and planners to design and locate buildings and infrastructure so as to better protect our communities,'' Minister Ferguson said.
He said he also expects the modelling and data - which is publicly available online - will be used by emergency managers, researchers and the insurance industry.
It may also impact Australia building standards and codes in areas most likely to be affected by earthquakes.
But the information reinforces fears that Muckaty station, around 100km from Tennant Creek, is not a suitable location for the Federal Government's proposed nuclear waste site.
Seismologists from Geoscience Australia developed the map according to the history of earthquakes in Australia.
They said Australia has experienced 168 earthquakes above magnitude 5.0 since 1950, and last year alone, 82 earthquakes were recorded at a magnitude 3.0 or above.
In 1988, Tennant Creek was struck by a 6.7 magnitude earthquake, causing around $2.5m damage.
At the time, senior seismologist from Geoscience Australia Dr Clive Collins said the quake may have been the region's last.
"We would think that the stress that caused those earthquakes has now been released and you wouldn't get another large one but it's something that really we don't know at this point," Dr Collins told 783 ABC Alice Springs at the time.
Read more about the 1988 Tennant Creek earthquake here.
Explore the Earthquake Hazards Map here.
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text: Using a monoclonal antibody and affinity-purified polyclonal antiserum against a 10 KD protein isolated from rat pulmonary lavage, we have localized the protein within Clara cells by a post-embedment protein A-gold technique. The gold particles were localized over the secretory granules of rat Clara cells. Ultrastructural immunolocalization was abolished when the primary antibodies were previously absorbed with purified 10 KD protein. Other pulmonary cells, including type II pneumocytes and ciliated cells, were negative with this technique. These results demonstrate the presence of the 10 KD protein in the secretory granules of the Clara cell and support the concept that this protein constitutes a specific and unique secretory product of Clara cells.

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High School Functions - HSF-TF.B.7
Printable Worksheets And Lessons
- Boxed Equation Step-by-Step LessonWhen a teacher first asked me to create this section,
I have to admit; it has been quite a while since I met up with the
- Guided Lesson - Yes,
the first one is a bit theoretical math. I forgot that even existed
until I was reminded.
- Guided Lesson Explanation
- I'm glad I chose to not go for that mechanical engineering degree
- Practice Worksheet -
Don't get out of whack when Pi is presented, it actually makes the
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- Find which measures match up with the equations.
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Did you maybe mean Carpinus?
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A small genus of trees or tall shrubs, of the natural order Cupuliferæ. The species have deciduous leaves, like those of the beech, and hard tough wood, and are natives of Europe, the Levant, and North America. The hornbeam of Europe, C. Betulus, and the hornbeam or blue beech of the United States, C. Caroliniana, are small trees with heavy, very hard, and strong wood, which is sometimes used for levers, the handles of tools, cogs, etc.
- n. mostly deciduous monoecious trees or shrubs: hornbeams; sometimes placed in subfamily Carpinaceae
"This memorandum was probably written from recollection long afterward, with an error in the dates, and the species was first entered in the catalogue as follows: "Azad, arbor persica carpinus folio, Persian hornbeam, raised from seed, anno 1747; not in England before."
"Now the American hornbeam can reach for the sky 30 metres or so, which is too big for most, but I'm on the lookout for carpinus turczanowii, which will be between six and 12 metres when mature."
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What's a "Peak" Anyway?
The amount of electricity that members of Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative collectively use varies during the course of the year and even from hour to hour in a given day. But there are certain times when electricity usage spikes up as members all use more power at the same time. These high usage periods are called "peaks."
Many peaks occur on the hottest and coldest days
Peaks are most likely to happen on the hottest and coldest days of the year. When temperatures outside get too uncomfortable, SVEC members adjust their heating or air conditioning at roughly the same time. This creates periods when electricity consumption is highest – a "peak" in demand.
But peaks also occur in "shoulder" temperature months that are not hot or cold. Why do we still Beat the Peak then? Just like you get a power bill from us every month, we get a power bill from our power supplier (ODEC) every month. Unlike yours, our power bill has a peak demand component where we are billed on our highest peak for that month. We are beating the peak every month (even these mild temperature "shoulder" months) in order to keep our power bill as low as possible, which will keep your power bill as low as possible.
To control costs, we have to Beat the Peak
Your cooperative pays the highest rates for electricity during these peaks since demand for power from our suppliers skyrockets. If SVEC needs to buy too much electricity at these peak rates over the course of a year, it can begin to impact the rates members are charged. That is why SVEC has developed a free and voluntary program so members can help the cooperative Beat the PeakSign up today and help hold down costs.


Solaris Tunable Parameters Reference Manual
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TMPFS Parameters
tmpfs:tmpfs_maxkmem
Description
Defines the maximum amount of kernel memory that TMPFS can use for its data structures (tmpnodes and directory entries).
Data Type
Unsigned long
Default
One page or 4 percent of physical memory, whichever is greater.
Range
Number of bytes in one page (8192 for sun4u or sun4v systems, 4096 for all other systems) to 25 percent of the available kernel memory at the time TMPFS was first used.
Units
Bytes
Dynamic?
Yes
Validation
None
When to Change
Increase if the following message is displayed on the console or written in the messages file:
tmp_memalloc: tmpfs over memory limit
The current amount of memory used by TMPFS for its data structures is held in the tmp_kmemspace field. This field can be examined with a kernel debugger.
Commitment Level
Unstable
Change History
For information, see tmpfs:tmpfs_maxkmem (Solaris 10 Releases).
tmpfs:tmpfs_minfree
Description
Defines the minimum amount of swap space that TMPFS leaves for the rest of the system.
Data Type
Signed long
Default
256
Range
0 to maximum swap space size
Units
Pages
Dynamic?
Yes
Validation
None
When to Change
To maintain a reasonable amount of swap space on systems with large amounts of TMPFS usage, you can increase this number. The limit has been reached when the console or messages file displays the following message:
fs-name: File system full, swap space limit exceeded
Commitment Level
Unstable
Change History
For information, see tmpfs:tmpfs_minfree (Solaris 8 Releases).
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Vesta, a small milling hamlet in Bruce County, was first settled in 1856. By 1860 it had both a store and post office. Shortly afterwards a sawmill opened and Vesta sprang to life.
At its height Vesta contained a store, tavern, carriage shop, cooperage, barber shop, and blacksmith shop. By the mid-1860s, there were both Methodist and Roman Catholic Churches. There was also a school and later, an Orange Lodge. They added an Anglican Church in 1892. In later years the congregation replaced the Methodist Church with a new structure. They old church remained in use for a number of years as an Orange Lodge. The average population hovered at around 100.
Vesta began to slip in the early 1900s after the sawmill closed. By the mid-teens it was in a serious state of decline and its businesses and institutions began closing. As the population slowly began to dwindle away, Vesta gradually reverted back to farmland.
Today there are still a few small reminders that Vesta once existed. These include the schoolhouse which remains in use seasonally, and the foundations, bell tower from St. Michaels Church.
Unfortunately the church badly neglected the Methodist cemetery. In later years they moved many of the stones to Chesley, however they preserved a number of them on site. Members of the Ferguson family, who donated the land for both the church and cemetery, still maintain the remains of the church and the cemetery. Learn more


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Conference: Psychiatry beyond scientism
|July 6, 2014||Posted by News under Intelligent Design, Medicine, Mind, News, Psychology|
Full title: Psychiatry Beyond Scientism: Exploratory Models, Professional Practices, and Socio-cultural Contexts
January 22-24, 2015
VU University Amsterdam
This international three-day conference investigates the role and nature of knowledge in psychiatry, both as a scientific discipline and as a professional practice. It aims to create a platform for an in-depth philosophical discussion on different forms of theoretical knowledge (e.g., statistical, molecular, genetic, psychological, social) and their interrelatedness, what happens when these forms of knowledge are applied in psychiatric practice, and how they are translated to and received by the general public. The conference is part of a broader research project, titled 'Science beyond Scientism'. In general terms, scientism is the claim that only science can provide us with knowledge about ourselves and the world around us. In the context of psychiatry, this manifests itself most clearly in the tension between theoretical knowledge acquired in a scientific setting and practical knowledge applied to the concrete cases in the consultation room. The aim of the conference is to investigate this tension, and explore how scientific knowledge can be integrated with other sources of knowledge, such as practical understanding, expertise, experience, intuition and wisdom.
There is a call for papers and posters on:
1) Models of explanation in psychiatry
2) Psychiatry as normative practice
3) Psychiatry in the public context
Abstracts by November 1, 2014
Note: Much bad practice in psychiatry has stemmed from scientism; for example crackpot theoretical explanations of mental troubles and/or claims that high doses of medications can simply fix them. Not all theory is wrong, and medications frequently help, but medicine has always been as much an art as a science. Scientism tends to cause overreliance on theory.
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Company / App Name: Histolines
Twitter – Histolines_
What does it do?
Imagine if Stalin had a facebook. is lets everyone post historical quotes, events and pictures into a timeline of events that lets us navigate, analyse and discover history like never before.
Why do we need it?
Organize tons of fascinating historic information in a modern data driven platform. Democratizes history.
Who is it for?
on a basic level this makes history to everyone. But also the data collected will allow researchers better data to analyze the past
What makes it stand out from the crowd?
Because its based on data not text a lot more navigation, analytic and enrichment of information can be made opposed to text driven websites even as powerful as wikipedia
What's next?
Digitize as much historical information as we can get our hands on and give it to the world to let each person make up their mind on what really happened
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Antibiotics are illegally available without prescription on 45 per cent of online pharmacy websites surveyed, scientists have found.
The researchers from Imperial College London analysed 20 pharmacies that were available for UK citizens to access online. This is one of the few studies to have examined the online availability of antibiotics and to have explored the potential effects on public health. The research is published in Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy.
Antibiotics are classed as prescription only medicines in the UK, meaning they cannot legally be sold to consumers without a valid prescription. In the study, the researchers found that although online versions of UK high street pharmacies were compliant with prescription regulations, 80 per cent of the online pharmacies surveyed let customers choose their dosages, the duration and choice of antibiotic treatments. This can lead to serious side effects in patients and increases the risk of antimicrobial resistance.
- Overexpression of antibiotic resistance genes in hospital effluents over time
- A 25-year-old's Answer to Antibiotic Resistance
- Antibiotic resistance: Skin infection prevention treatment helps battle 'superbugs'
- Antibiotic Resistance, Surgery, & Chemotherapy
Antimicrobial resistance is one the biggest threats to global health, food security, and development today, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The study was carried out by academics from Imperial College London's NIHR Health Protection Research Unit for Healthcare Associated Infections and Antimicrobial Resistance, and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.
The team carried out their research by entering the search term 'buy antibiotics online' into Google and Yahoo. The team recognise that the study is a 'snapshot' of the online pharmacy industry, but it does provide insights into how it operates. The 20 pharmacies at the top of the search were analysed by the team.
Dr Sara Boyd, a co-author and NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology at Imperial, said: "These findings are a real concern, and raise several important issues regarding antibiotic resistance and patient safety with online pharmacies."


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Flow rates through Sturgeon Lake and backwater channels of the Mississippi River in the vicinity of the Prairie Island Nuclear power Generating Plant are determined as a function of total river flow and of wind direction and wind velocity, particularly for low flow conditions. The analysis is made in order to determine; (a) how much of the Sturgeon Lake flow is drawn into the cooling water intake of the plant, and (b) by how much plant effluent cooling water or blow down water is diluted by sturgeon Lake effluent before entering the Mississippi River. A channel network analysis including effects of wind stress on the water surface in addition to bed shear stress and local (minor) energy losses was made to provide the required information. Forty-three channel and channel segments were used to describe the entire system. The Sturgeon Lake/North Lake system was studied before the complete analysis was made. In the absence of wind, flow through Sturgeon Lake amounted to about 22 percent of total river flow. At low plant withdrawal rates and at zero wind, the flow through the backwater channel in front of the plant outlet (channel 42) was about 10 percent of total river flow. Winds from 5 to 30 mph had a very noticeable effect on flows through Sturgeon Lake, particularly when total river flows were less than 10,000 cfs. The analysis was made without consideration of stratification effects near the plant intake and outlet.
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General and Specific Objective
To advance education by providing books, equipment, and educational aids to students attending school in East Harage and West Harage in the Oromiya Region, Ethiopia.
To advance education by providing publicly available scholarships, bursaries, and other forms of financial assistance to students in Ethiopia to be used for elementary, secondary, or post-secondary education.
To Improve the standard of life of Ethiopian children and young adults, who currently live below the poverty level, by increasing the availability, basic education, and sponsorship. Our goals are to achieve the following:
- To improve the livelihoods of 3,700 low living students.
- To provide educational support for 4,780 students and OVC
- To intervene in the construction of one school accommodating from KG to high school consisting of library and laboratories with an enrollment capacity of 500 students per year. Moreover, dormitory and meal service will be provided for 300 students who came from remote areas. To facilitate scholarships opportunities as an educational intervention carried out on yearly bases for undergraduate and postgraduate students from OVC.
- To build a more sustainable way of life in Ethiopia and Africa as a whole by decreasing poverty.
- To give hope to disadvantaged and vulnerable children through basic education.
- To give students basic education and scholarship.
- To empower disadvantaged children hopes to build a more positive and stronger world.


Signup and API keys
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To use the Google Awareness API, you must add a Google API key to your app. The type of API key you need is an Android API key.
All Android apps are signed with a digital certificate for which you hold the private key. For more information about digital certificates, refer to the Android guide on how to sign your app.
Android API keys are linked to specific certificate-package pairs. You only need one key for each certificate, no matter how many users you have for the app.
Several steps are required for you to get a key for your app. They're described in detail in this guide, and are summarized as follows:
 1. Get information about your app's certificate.
 2. Register a project in the Google Developers console and add the User Context API as a service for the project.
 3. Request a key.
 4. Add the key to your app. To do so, add an element to your app manifest.
Find your app's certificate information
The API key is based on a short form of your app's digital certificate, known as its SHA-1 fingerprint. To display the SHA-1 fingerprint for your certificate, first ensure that you use the right certificate. You might have the following two certificates to choose from:
 - A debug certificate: The Android SDK tools generate this certificate automatically when you do a debug build. Only use this certificate with apps that you're testing. Don't attempt to publish an app that's signed with a debug certificate. The debug certificate is described in more detail in the Sign your debug build section in the Android developer documentation.
 - A release certificate: The Android SDK tools generate this certificate when you do a release build. You can also generate this certificate with the keytool program. Use this certificate when you're ready to release your app to the world.
For more information about keytool, see its Oracle documentation.
Debug certificate
Display the debug certificate fingerprint
Use the keytool program with the -v parameter to display a certificate's SHA-1 fingerprint. To do so, complete the following steps:
 1. Locate your debug keystore file. The file name is debug.keystore, and it's created the first time you build your project. By default, it's stored in the same directory as your Android Virtual Device (AVD) files:
 - OS X and Linux: ~/.android/
 - Windows Vista and Windows 7: C:\Users\your_user_name\.android\
 2. List the SHA-1 fingerprint:
 - For Linux or OS X, open a terminal window and enter the following:
 keytool -list -v -keystore ~/.android/debug.keystore -alias androiddebugkey -storepass android -keypass android
 - For Windows Vista and Windows 7, run the following:
 keytool -list -v -keystore "%USERPROFILE%\.android\debug.keystore" -alias androiddebugkey -storepass android -keypass android
You should see output similar to the following:
Alias name: androiddebugkey
Creation date: Jan 01, 2013
Entry type: PrivateKeyEntry
Certificate chain length: 1
Certificate[1]:
Owner: CN=Android Debug, O=Android, C=US
Issuer: CN=Android Debug, O=Android, C=US
Serial number: 4aa9b300
Valid from: Mon Jan 01 08:04:04 UTC 2013 until: Mon Jan 01 18:04:04 PST 2033
Certificate fingerprints:
 MD5: AE:9F:95:D0:A6:86:89:BC:A8:70:BA:34:FF:6A:AC:F9
 SHA1: BB:0D:AC:74:D3:21:E1:43:07:71:9B:62:90:AF:A1:66:6E:44:5D:75
 Signature algorithm name: SHA1withRSA
 Version: 3
Release certificate
Display the release certificate fingerprint
Use the keytool program with the -v parameter to display a certificate's SHA-1 fingerprint. To do so, complete the following steps:
 1. Locate your release certificate keystore file. There's no default location or name for the release keystore. If you don't specify one when you build your app for release, the build leaves your .apk unsigned and you have to sign it before you can publish it. For the release certificate, you also need the certificate's alias, the passwords for the keystore, and the certificate.
 2. Enter the following to list the aliases for all the keys in a keystore:
 keytool -list -keystore your_keystore_name

 3. Replace your_keystore_name with the fully qualified path and name of the keystore. Include the .keystore extension. Enter the keystore's password when prompted. Then, keytool displays all the aliases in the keystore.
 4. Enter the following at a terminal or command prompt:
 keytool -list -v -keystore your_keystore_name -alias your_alias_name

 5. Replace your_keystore_name with the fully qualified path and name of the keystore. Include the .keystore extension.
 6. Replace your_alias_name with the alias that you assigned to the certificate when you created it.
You should see output similar to the following:
Alias name: <alias_name>
Creation date: Feb 02, 2013
Entry type: PrivateKeyEntry
Certificate chain length: 1
Certificate[1]:
Owner: CN=Android Debug, O=Android, C=US
Issuer: CN=Android Debug, O=Android, C=US
Serial number: 4cc9b300
Valid from: Mon Feb 02 08:01:04 UTC 2013 until: Mon Feb 02 18:05:04 PST 2033
Certificate fingerprints:
 MD5: AE:9F:95:D0:A6:86:89:BC:A8:70:BA:34:FF:6B:AC:F9
 SHA1: BB:0D:AC:74:D3:21:E1:43:67:71:9B:62:90:AF:A1:66:6E:44:5D:75
 Signature algorithm name: SHA1withRSA
 Version: 3
The line that begins with SHA1 contains the certificate's SHA-1 fingerprint. The fingerprint is the sequence of 20 two-digit hexadecimal numbers separated by colons.
Get an API key from the Google Developers Console
To get started with the Google Awareness API, click the Get a key button. It links to the Google Developers Console, which guides you through the process and activates the Awareness API automatically.
Get a key
Alternatively, follow these steps to get an API key:
 1. Go to the Google Developers Console.
 2. Select a project, or create a new one.
 3. Click Continue to enable the Awareness API.
 4. On the "Credentials" page, create an Android key and set the API credentials.
 5. In the 'Create key" dialog, you need to restrict your usage to Android apps. To do so, enter your app's SHA-1 fingerprint and package name, like in the following example:
 BB:0D:AC:74:D3:21:E1:43:67:71:9B:62:91:AF:A1:66:6E:44:5D:75

 com.example.android.awareness-example

 6. Click Create. Your new Android API key appears in the list of API keys for your project. An API key is a string of characters, like the following:
 AIzaSyBdVl-cTICSwYKrZ95LoVuw7dbMuDt1KG0

Now that you have an API key, you can add it to your app's manifest, as described in the Get started guide.
Activate Additional APIs
The Awareness API allows you to access multiple types of contextual data, such as beacons. To use these types, you need to enable the corresponding APIs in the Google Developers Console.
Service Awareness API methods API to enable
Beacons SnapshotApi.getBeaconState(), FenceApi.BeaconFence Nearby Messages API


text: The Sally Lightfoot crab, sometimes called the red rock crab, is a common sight on rocky beaches on the Atlantic and Pacific coastlines of the Americas, from Florida down to Brazil. Adults, which have carapace widths of around 5-8 centimeters, are generally bright red, brown, or orange with various patterns, while young Sally Lightfoot crabs are darker-colored. Sally Lightfoot crabs spend most of their time hiding away in rock crevices, but when they come out to feed they move with the remarkable agility and speed that give them their common name. While they feed, powerful waves often crash over them, but they are able to withstand these by flattening themselves against rocks and holding on tightly. Although these crabs mainly eat red and green algae, they will eat practically anything they can get, including mussels, barnacles, other crabs, young sea turtles, dead fish. The sketch is direct to watercolor without ink. Holbein and Daniel Smith watercolors in a Stillman and Birn sketchbook.


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Array
Schema type for arrays of other types.
An array of references
An ordered list of data. The of property specifies which value types the array may hold.
Properties
 - REQUIREDtypestring
 Value must be set to array.
 - REQUIREDnamestring
 Required. The field name. This will be the key in the data record.
 - REQUIREDofarray
 Defines which types are allowed as members of the array.
 - titlestring
 Human readable label for the field.
 - hiddenboolean | function
 If set to true, this field will be hidden in the studio. You can also return a callback function to use it as a conditional field.
 - readOnlyboolean | function
 If set to true, this field will not be editable in the content studio. You can also return a callback function to use it as a conditional field.
 - descriptionstring
 Short description to editors how the field is to be used.
 - initialValueArrayOrResolverFunction
 The initial value that will be used when creating new arrays from this type. Can be either the literal array value or a resolver function that returns either the literal value or a promise resolving to the initial value.
 - componentsobject
 Lets you provide custom components to override the studio defaults in various contexts. The components available are field, input, item, preview.
Options
 - sortableboolean
 Controls whether the user is allowed to reorder the items in the array. Defaults to true.
 - layoutstring
 If set to tags, renders the array as a single, tokenized input field. This option only works if the array contains strings.
 If set to grid it will display in a grid.
 If the array uses the list option, it will display the values as a vertical list of checkboxes. Use grid layout to place the checkboxes horizontally.
 - listarray
 Renders checkboxes for a predefined list of values.
 For arrays of primitives the following formats are supported:
 - [ {value: <value>, title: <title>}, { … } ]
 - [ <value1>, <value2>, … ]
 For arrays of objects the format is
 [ {_type: <mandatory-object-type>, _key: <optional-key>, /* optionally any fields that exist in <object-type>*/}, { … } ]
 Objects will be rendered using the object types preview config.
 - modalobject
 Controls how the modal (dialog for array content editing) is rendered. Takes an object with type and width property.
 type can be dialog or popover, width can be 'auto' or a number.
 Default is {type: 'dialog', width: 'auto'}.
Validation
Learn more about validation
 - required()function
 Ensures that this field exists.
 - unique()function
 Requires all values within the array to be unique. Does a deep comparison, only excluding the _key property when comparing objects.
 - min(minLength)function
 Minimum number of elements in array.
 - max(maxLength)function
 Maximum number of elements in array.
 - length(exactLength)function
 Exact number of array elements to allow.
 - custom(fn)function
 Creates a custom validation rule.
Example: Array of strings
Vanilla, reorderable array of strings:
Schema
{
 title: 'Names',
 name: 'names',
 type: 'array',
 of: [{type: 'string'}]
}
API response
{
 "names": ["Wilma", "Håvard"]
}
Tokenized field (tags) is data-wise an ordinary array
Schema
// Presented as a tokenizing tag-field
{
 title: 'Tags',
 name: 'tags',
 type: 'array',
 of: [{type: 'string'}],
 options: {
 layout: 'tags'
 }
}
API response
{
 "tags": ["clever", "unexpected"]
}
Example: Array containing both crew members and cast members
Both crewMember and castMember are custom types defined in our schema. In this example we want an array of employees to be able to contain both crew members or cast members. The resulting array will end up containing inline instances of the actual objects. Note that in a real world example, you may want this to be references to existing cast members or crew members.
Schema
{
 title: 'Employees',
 name: 'employees',
 type: 'array',
 of: [{type: 'crewMember'}, {type: 'castMember'}]
}
API response
[
 {
 "_key": "5ead6b7c7dcc55ae66d504e2d9bfeff5",
 "_type": "castMember",
 "characterName": "Mark Watney",
 "externalCreditId": "53e7e85e0e0a266f9a0029aa",
 "person": {
 "_ref": "person_matt-damon",
 "_type": "reference"
 }
 },
 {
 "_key": "8c1dd384a3ab34befbe5fdd93478fc8e",
 "_type": "castMember",
 "characterName": "Melissa Lewis",
 "externalCreditId": "5466c78eeaeb8172820008e4",
 "person": {
 "_ref": "person_jessica-chastain",
 "_type": "reference"
 }
 },
 {
 "_key": "76a7e8c2547ce445294c581564bc7d75",
 "_type": "crewMember",
 "department": "Camera",
 "externalCreditId": "5607a946c3a3681218003eef",
 "externalId": _PHONE_,
 "job": "Helicopter Camera",
 "person": {
 "_ref": "person_john-marzano",
 "_type": "reference"
 }
 }
]
Example: Array of references
In this example, we want castMember and crewMember to be stored as separate documents, and our array should contain references to these documents instead of the actual data.
Schema
{
 title: 'Employees',
 name: 'employees',
 type: 'array',
 of: [
 {
 type: 'reference',
 to: [
 {type: 'castMember'},
 {type: 'crewMember'}
 ]
 }
 ]
}
API response
[
 {
 "_ref": "person_harrison-ford",
 "_type": "reference"
 },
 {
 "_ref": "person_ridley-scott",
 "_type": "reference"
 }
 //...
]
Example: Array of both references and non-references
Arrays can contain mixed types – subject to the second limitation identified below. This includes mixing references and non-references (e.g., objects).
Let's consider the previous example once more. This time, we want castMember to be stored as a separate document that our array should reference, while crewMember is a type where we want to store an inline instance of the actual object.
Schema
{
 title: 'Employees',
 name: 'employees',
 type: 'array',
 of: [
 {
 type: 'reference',
 to: [
 {type: 'castMember'},
 ]
 },
 {type: 'crewMember'}
 ]
}
API response
[
 {
 "_ref": "person_harrison-ford",
 "_type": "reference"
 },
 {
 "_ref": "person_ridley-scott",
 "_type": "reference"
 },
 {
 "_key": "76a7e8c2547ce445294c581564bc7d75",
 "_type": "crewMember",
 "department": "Camera",
 "externalCreditId": "5607a946c3a3681218003eef",
 "externalId": _PHONE_,
 "job": "Helicopter Camera",
 "person": {
 "_ref": "person_john-marzano",
 "_type": "reference"
 }
 }
 //...
]
Notice that {type: 'crewMember'} is inside the of array but outside the reference.
Protip
Looking to query an array of mixed references and non-references? You could specify what to return from each _type in the array (e.g., crewMember, castMember, etc.) using projections, but you can also distinguish between references and non-references and either return the inline instance of the object or return the referenced document.
*[] {
 'employees': employees[] {
 _type == 'reference' => @->,
 _type != 'reference' => @
 }
}
Example: Predefined strings
Sometimes you need an array of strings presented as a set of predefined values. By using the list option, the field is presented as an array of check boxes where the editor can toggle which strings are in the array. This handles the array as a set


palate and moves from the velum to the hard palate when the fundamentals moves from A2 (110 Hz) to A3 (220 Hz) in order to create the same pitched distance of 3 octaves in parallel.
 1. To create the opposite direction between overtones and fundamentals
When the fundamental is sung at A2 (110 Hz) the overtone is at H16 (4 octaves above the fundamental). While the fundamental goes up to A3 (220 Hz), the overtone goes down to H4 (2 octaves above the fundamental). Consequently, this shows the opposite movement of fundamentals and overtones. In order to get this spectrum, the position of the tip of the tongue touches near the teeth under the roof of the palate (H16 will be heard) and moves back slowly to the velum (H4) while the fundamentals start with low pitch (A2) and ends with high pitch (A3) of the A tonality
 1. To write words with overtones (such words like MINIMUM, WIN )
A limited number of words can be written with overtones. With the same pitch of the fundamental, the written words can be done by varying overtones at three levels (under 1,000 Hz, 2,000 Hz, and 3,000 Hz)
 1. To create UNDERTONES (F-2, F-3, F-4 while singing a melody)
Some traditional throat voices like Tuvan Kargyraa, Xhosa Umngqokolo from South Africa, the Tenore voice of the Sardinian Quintina (the fusion of 4 main voices creates the virtual fifth overtone voice) use the undertone going down one octave lower than the real fundamental. Leonardo Fuks from Brazil arrived to go down to F-5 (2 octaves and a major third below the fundamental) but he could not sing a tune with that way. I have succeeded in dividing the fundamental pitch into 2, 3, and 4. With the use of arytenoids inside of my throat, I could sing one octave lower (F-2), one octave and a fifth lower (F-3) and two octaves lower (F-4) than the real fundamental pitch (between 110 Hz and 150 Hz). It is not possible to create the undertones above 220 Hz or below 60 Hz
 1. To combine OVERTONES and UNDERTONES while singing a melody
In Tuvan kargyraa, and Xhosa umngqokolo from South Africa, the combination of overtones (melody) and undertones (real fundamental split into two – F-2) can be produced simultaneously. With my experiment, I could sing an overtone melody with the fundamental divided into 3 (F-3) simultaneously. The perception is naturally not at all identical.
 1. To create overtones corresponding to 7 chakras in Yoga
In Yoga, there exist 7 chakras corresponding to 7 vowels, 7 sounds or pitches, 7 overtones and 7 points of the human body. I carried out experimen-tal research in the presence of overtones in Yoga. The result of my three-year study was presented at the International Congress of Yoga in France in 2002.
According to my research, the fundamental of voice should be at 150Hz.
1 Mulâdhâra coccyx H n° 4 U 600Hz
2 Svâdhishthâna genitals H n° 5 O 750Hz
3 Manipûra navel H n° 6 Ö 900Hz
4 Anâhata heart H n° 8 A 1200Hz
5 Vishuddha throat H n° 9 E 1350Hz
6 Ajnâ between eyebrows H n°10 AE 1500Hz
7 Sahasrâra top of head H n°12 I 1800Hz
First, I would like to present you a quick overview of different possibilities that the voice can be found in traditional musics in the world and second, I am happy to show you some results of my recent discoveries on overtone / undertone study. Thank you for your attention..
Selective Bibliography for Overtone Singing Study
Bloothooft G. Bringmann E., van Capellen M., van Luipen J.B., Thoamssen K.P. 1992: "Acoustic and Perception of Overtone Singing", in Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, JASA, vol.92, n°4: _PHONE_.
Dargie, D. 1993: "Thembu Xhosa umngqokolo overtone singing : the use of the human voice as a type of "musical bow", paper presented at the ICTM Conference in Berlin. (self publication)
Grawunder, S. 2003 : "Der südsibirische Kehlgesang als Gegenstand phonetishcer Untersuchungen", in Gegenstandsauffassung und aktuelle phonetische Forschungen der halleschen Sprechwissenschaft :53-91, Eva-Maria Krech/Eberhard Stock (Ed), Peter Lang, Halle, Germany.
Grawunder, S. 2003: „Unusual phonetic and acoustic features in certain Tuvan throat singing styles", Scientific Center of Research „Xoomei", Kyzyl, Tuva
Leipp, E. 1971 : "Le probleme acoustique du chant diphonique", Bulletin du Groupe d'Acoustique Musicale, no 58 : 1-10, Universite de Paris VI
Leothaud, G. 1989 : « Considerations acoustiques et musicales sur le chant diphonique », Le Chant diphonique, dossier n°1 : 17-43, Institut de la Voix, Limoges, France
Sundberg, Johan 1987 : The Science of the Singing Voice , Northern Illinois University Press, USA
Tisato G., Cosi, P. 2003: "On the Magic of Overtone Singing", in Voce, Canto Parlato : 83-100, Unipress (publisher), Padova, Italy
Tongeren, van M. 2002 : Overtone Singing / Physics and Metaphysics of Harmonics in East and West, 271 pages, Fusica publisher, 1 CD, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Tran Quang Hai, Guillou D. 1980 : « Original Research and Acoustical Analysis in connection with the Xöömij style of Biphonic Singing ", in Musical Voices of Asia : 163-173, The Japan Foundation (ed), Heibonsha Ltd, Tokyo, Japan
Tran Quang Hai, Zemp H., 1991: "Recherches experimentales sur le chant diphonique", Cahiers de musiques traditionnelles, 4 (Voix) : 27-68, Ateliers d'Ethnomusicologie, Geneva, Switzerland.
Tran Quang Hai 2002 : « A la decouverte du chant diphonique », in Moyens d'investigation et Pedagogie de la voix chantee : 117-132, with a CD Rom, Guy Cornut (ed), Symetrie publishers, Lyon, France
1990 Le chant des harmoniques (The Song of Harmonics), film 16mm and video cassette, 38 minutes, directed by H.Zemp, co-authors (Tran Quang Hai and Hugo Zemp), CNRS Audio Visuel (prod), France. Contact: Tran Quang Hai, email: or
2003 Le chant diphonique, DVD, 27 minutes, directed by C.Beguinet, co-authors (Tran Quang Hai and Luc Souvet), Centre Regional de Documentation Pedagogique (CRDP), Saint Denis, Isle of the Reunion, contact: Luc Souvet email :
Weborama (type each of these words : overtone singing, throat singing, biphonic singing, diphonic singing, canto difonico, oberton, khoomei, sygyt, kargyraa, harmonic singing,)
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Virtual Fossils: a New Resource for Science Communication in Paleontology
Computer-aided 3-D reconstruction of fossils, or virtual paleontology, is an increasingly common and powerful technique. It is now regularly used for research in paleontology, yet to date has impacted little on public outreach and science communication; however, it is ideally suited for these purposes, being increasingly cheap and available, dynamic and exciting, and applicable to a range of topics. Here, we provide an introduction to the field, and a case study of its use for a public engagement event. The steps involved in creating such an educational resource are outlined, and include computed tomography scanning, digital visualization, and 3-D printing of fossils. We emphasize the value of virtual fossils for science communication; they allow for diverse learning styles in a variety of topics. In the future, we hope that virtual paleontology will become a mainstay of communicating the history of life, thereby promoting accurate understanding of evolution.


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Basic School Facilities
Bugabira School aims to create a clean and pleasant environment for staff and students. The school buildings are designed to maximise air flow for ventilation; an important concern in the tropical Ugandan climate.Recently installed solar panels provide electricity to the boarding school dormitories. Other basic needs are met with simple and economical means, with good hygiene practices being of the utmost importance.
- Concreted and covered pit latrines, with ventilation to prevent smell. Separate facilities exist for boys and girls.
- A Tippy-Tap. This is a hand washing system where a foot pedal is used to move a jerry can, releasing water in a stream that is then captured in a shallow stone-lined pit. The no-touch system minimises germ proliferation.
- A wooden drying rack to store eating utensils off the ground, away from dirt and insects.
- Covered and well-ventilated cooking area for all-weather food preparation
- An energy saving stove. This simple mud and grass mound is designed to direct heat towards pot-sized openings, allowing numerous dishes to be prepared at one time, with the fire wood normally used for just one pot.
- Plates and cups for each students
Bugabira School has developed agricultural facilities in order to improve the nutritional value of the school meals provided each day to all students. Ensuring that the children receive sufficient amounts of vitamins, protein and carbohydrate is important when many go hungry at home and therefore struggle to concentrate on their studies!
We have planted a vegetable garden to produce cabbage, peppers, eggplant, onions, carrots and tomatoes.We have also recently acquired has a milking cow and a chicken house (with 250 egg-laying hens) meaning that students will soon be able to regularly consume milk and eggs. Remaining produce will be sold in order to finance free school places for needy students. You can read more about this initiative on the Current Projects page.


functionalization process. Typically, pristine CNTs as produced have no functional groups, which is usually considered as an obstacle to their widespread application. In this chapter, we highlight the different techniques used to functionalize the surface of CNTs, including physical and chemical functionalization processes. We show the advantages and the drawbacks of the different functionalization processes.
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Бринкерхофф кивнул и двинулся следом за Мидж. Фонтейн вздохнул и обхватил голову руками. Взгляд его черных глаз стал тяжелым и неподвижным. Возвращение домой оказалось долгим и слишком утомительным. Последний месяц был для Лиланда Фонтейна временем больших ожиданий: в агентстве происходило нечто такое, что могло изменить ход истории, и, как это ни странно директор Фонтейн узнал об этом лишь случайно. Три месяца назад до Фонтейна дошли слухи о том, что от Стратмора уходит жена. Он узнал также и о том, что его заместитель просиживает на службе до глубокой ночи и может не выдержать такого напряжения.
Perspectives on carbon nanotubes and graphene Raman spectroscopy.
О принципе Бергофского Сьюзан узнала еще в самом начале своей карьеры. Это был краеугольный камень метода грубой силы. Именно этим принципом вдохновлялся Стратмор, приступая к созданию ТРАНСТЕКСТА.
 - Она выдержала паузу. - Постараюсь побыстрее. - А лучше еще быстрее. - Стратмор положил трубку.
Он достаточно долго проработал бок о бок с директором и знал, что перерыв не относился к числу поощряемых им действий - особенно когда дело касалось ТРАНСТЕКСТА. Фонтейн заплатил за этого бегемота дешифровки два миллиарда и хотел, чтобы эти деньги окупились сполна. Каждая минута простоя ТРАНСТЕКСТА означала доллары, спущенные в канализацию. - Но, Мидж… - сказал Бринкерхофф.
КОД ОШИБКИ 22 Сьюзан вздохнула с облегчением. Это была хорошая весть: проверка показала код ошибки, и это означало, что Следопыт исправен. Вероятно, он отключился в результате какой-то внешней аномалии, которая не должна повториться.
Стратмор медленно приближался к застывшему в гротескной лозе телу, не сводя с него глаз. Он схватил убитого за запястье; кожа была похожа на обгоревший пенопласт, тело полностью обезвожено. Коммандер зажмурился, сильнее сжал запястье и потянул. Труп сдвинулся на несколько сантиметров.
В данный момент мы ничего не знаем про Северную Дакоту, кроме анонимного адреса. - Возможно, это приманка, - предположила Сьюзан. Стратмор вскинул брови. - С какой целью. - Танкадо мог посылать фиктивные сообщения на неиспользованный адрес в надежде, что мы его обнаружим и решим, что он обеспечил себе защиту.
Он упал.
 Спокойно, Джабба, - предупредил директор. - Директор, - сказал Джабба, - Энсей Танкадо владеет нашим банком данных. Дайте ему то, чего он требует. Если он хочет, чтобы мир узнал о ТРАНСТЕКСТЕ, позвоните в Си-эн-


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On September 18th we attended the 13th Biennial Conference „VODA 2019" in Poděbrady. It discussed a wide range of participants in the field of water management and environmental protection aimed at sustainable development of society.
We introduced our portfolio of valves for water management at the conference, i.e. mainly butterfly valves and knife gate valves.
The topics discussed this year were mainly these:
- reuse of water and sludge
- rainwater in cities
- water quality at the effluent from the WWTP
- water supply and water protection in nature
- specific pollutants
The main contribution of the conference was gaining new knowledge and establishing contacts for further cooperation.


dollar millionaire is born out of margin trading. Whether that is Reddit's WallStreetBets or the advertisements for any stock advisor telling you that you can make 20,000% on the next stock pick, people confuse heteroskedasticity for true intelligence all the time.
What is heteroskedasticity?
It is a concept in unequal variability. Specifically, when the variable that's being predicted is predicted unevenly or inconsistently along the range of values on the predictor.
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Illustration of homoskedasticity (on the left) and heteroskedasticity (on the right).
Contrasting that with homoskedasticity, where the variable doing the predicting (and its error) is consistent and even along the predictor.
You'll hear stories of people making a million dollars from $10,000 — with the help of margin trading. You'll hear the story of the same person losing it all within the same month.
There is everything from people not understanding how margin works, to people leveraging their entire portfolio for options that expire in two weeks, to people who have made a ton of money and lost it all within a few short months.
Ultimately, margin trading isn't a science. Most trades, in the short-run, are nearly impossible to categorize into one of a homoskedastic or heteroskedastic nature. Besides that, however, one needs to always understand that margin trading is something you are willing to lose — mostly because you'll have the ability to either cover that loss or you're willing to sell something in your portfolio anyway.
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The National Association of Computerized Tax Processors (NACTP) is a nonprofit association that represents tax processing software and hardware developers, electronic filing processors, tax form publishers, and tax processing service bureaus.The association represents the collaborative nature of its organizational members.
By working together, these organizations seek to achieve the following goals:
- Serve as a unified industry voice in tax administration matters.
- Promote and improve the relationship and communication between NACTP member companies and government tax agencies.
- Encourage the standardization of tax forms; the timely distribution and clarification of forms, instructions, and regulations; and the simplification of approval procedures.
- Promote the standardization and simplification of electronic filing systems.
- Promote the standardization and simplification of unemployment and withholding wage filing processing systems.
- Maintain professional standards in the computerized tax processing industry.
- Function as a nonprofit association formed for the mutual benefit of its members.


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In this article, we are going to discuss can you freeze ground beef. Ground Beef also commonly known as minced beef is beef that has been shredded finely into small particles. Ground beef is popular because it is a reasonably inexpensive and fast and easy-cooking beef. It is one of the major ingredients usually used in making hamburgers but can also be used for making other dishes such as noodles and spaghetti. For meatloaf, porcupine meatball, taco, just to mention a few, ground beef is an especially major ingredient. Ground beef can be stored in many ways such as salting, canning, or using preservatives.
However, if you are in doubt and have been asking yourself "can you freeze ground beef? Then the answer is definitely yes! This is because although freezing may not be the best-storing method for some foods, it is one of the best ways to preserve ground beef. This article will provide you with all the information you need to clear all your doubts as we would look at all you need to know about freezing ground beef.
How long can you freeze ground beef?
Now that you have your answer about whether you can freeze ground beef, here is a little more to guide you on just how long you can keep your ground beef frozen. It is advisable to have freshly ground beef stored in the freezer when it is not for immediate use.
You can keep ground beef frozen for as long as you may not need it. However, experts have advised that keeping ground beef frozen for a maximum of four months is best to get that sweet aromatic savor when it is finally ready to be used.
How long can you freeze cooked ground beef?
The interesting thing about food is that no matter its state, it can be stored and preserved for later use. Cooked ground beef is no exception. But the question is how long can you have your ground beef frozen? Well, here's an interesting answer. Cooked ground beef is best preserved for as long as 2 to 3 months as moisture is lost during the cooking process. Moisture plays a vital role in the freezing process. So long as the moisture is low, foods can be preserved for long. This works perfectly for cooked ground beef since moisture is lost during the cooking process.
Can you freeze browned ground beef?
Browned ground beef is beef that has been partially cooked on the surface based on one's preference. Like cooked beef, browned beef is also best frozen within 2 to 3months just so it does not lose its fresh taste when about to be reused.
Can you freeze ground beef after thawing?
You might be wondering if it is okay to freeze back your ground beef after letting it thaw. In this case, depending on how long the beef has been thawed and lying there, you can still freeze it. There may be a decrease in its value but it is still worth it once stored back immediately.
Can you freeze ground beef in-store packaging?
There is nothing wrong with freezing ground beef in-store packaging. However, this type of packaging is permissible to air which reduces the span at which the beef can be kept in the freezer (approximately 4 months). If you intend to preserve your ground beef for a longer duration, then it's best to keep the ground beef in airtight wrappers such as zip-lock bags, foil, or freezer wrappers.
Can you freeze cooked ground beef previously frozen?
The answer is definitely yes. Once it is no more needed to be used immediately, you can freeze back cooked ground beef which has been previously frozen. The easy way of doing this is to cut the ground beef needed after letting it thaw for some time and freeze back the rest.
Can you cook and freeze ground beef?
Ground beef is used for many delicacies worldwide. Although it is fast and easy to cook, if you're someone who constantly uses ground beef to make dishes and may not have time to braise your ground beef at every point you need it, then it is only wise to cook it and freeze it for later use.
How long can you freeze lean ground beef?
Regular ground beef leanness ranges from 70 to 85 percent. Lean ground beef is beef that is considered to have at least 90% lean beef with no more than 10% fat. Lean beef when wrapped properly in freezer wraps may take up to 4 months to 2 years.
Can you freeze cooked ground beef with rice?
Stirred rice with cooked ground beef can be frozen together in an air-tight zip-lock bag. While making this delicacy of rice and ground beef, do not add water.
Can you freeze seasoned ground beef?
Freezing seasoned ground beef is a great way to make cooking easier and more convenient. Once stored in the freezer properly, it can be retrieved at any time for immediate use.
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Buckyballs, Bucky Balls & Neocube
Buckyballs (also called NeoCube) consist of 216 strong magnetic balls (material neodymium), this magnet balls give you the power to create and re-create an unlimited number of 2D, and 3D shapes! With Bucky Balls you can create and construct whatever you want! It's a puzzle with billions of combinations providing hours of fun - At least, if your friends or relatives haven't got a hold of your Buckyballs :-)
Educational - A NeoCube is also good educational toy
Have fun with your amazing puzzle toy and grow up the physic and geometry skill at once - the buckyballs are not only for adult but also great as an educational teaching toy.
Train up you brain while you have fun!
Buckyballs are a truly an amazing thing. It has the ability to simultaneously stimulate and train both of your brain hemispheres - this fact is making a neocube to a more beneficial puzzle toy than most other types of puzzles.
The right side of your brain is responsible for: spatial thinking, creativeness, facial recognition and visual mental imagery and the left side of your brain is responsible for: mathematics, languags and logic skills and this side controls the right side of muscules. When you are playing with an Bucky balls you not only need "mathematic skills or creativity" need nearly all of these skills and that's what makes a Neocube so special.
NeoCube is a new Game for every day
The most available toy / puzzle games have a fixed goal - you have rules to solve it - with a neocube it's different: you have no rules. Have fun with them, break the borders of your imagination and create billions of possible shapes and patterns.
Short Features of Bucky Balls
Buckyballs are a set of 216 strong ball magnets
Bucky balls stimulates and encourage creativity.
Helps to understanding the geometry, mathematics and physics.
Improves your personal problem solving skills.
Train up your brain while playing neocube.
No game rules - break the borders of your imagination and create billions of possible shapes and patterns


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House Searle - Highlands
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On the 13th March 1875 Walter Searle and his friend Henry (later Lord) de Villiers bought adjoining pieces of land in an area that was one part of the huge Stellenberg farm owned by Willem Adriaan van der Stel. Henry built the beautifully fashionable Wynberg House – now sadly demolished – while Walter opted for a more sturdy looking single building with large gables and broad, thick thatched roof.
At the age of 64 and in ill health, Walter Searle returned to Cambridge, England. His 2 sons inherited Highlands. Malcolm William bought out his elder brother and took up residence in Highlands with his new bride Emma Jane (Jenny) St Ledger.
Alongside his thriving practice at the Bar, Malcolm and Jenny Searle found much time to travel, only settling and starting a family 10 years later. When in 1899 their baby's nurse smelt smoke and sounded the alarm, it was too late; fanned by the blustery South-Easter the fire quickly spread to the thatch and Highlands was burnt to the ground.
A friend of the family, Herbert Baker, began drawing up plans for a new home, positioning it on the sound foundation and remaining stoep of the old house. Initially the architect explored reconstructing the previous structure, perhaps on the Searles' instructions. In any effect the plans for the new building were approved by the Wynberg Council in December 1899 and the construction of Herbert Baker's Highlands began.
(Extracted from Highlands Country House. Accessed 2020 08 27)
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Equipment which is part of the installation or alteration of a pool recirculation system must comply with Standard 50 "Circulation System Components for Swimming Pools, Spas or Hot Tubs" of the NSF International.
The recirculation system must include a strainer to prevent debris such as hair and lint from reaching the pump and filters. The strainer must:
have openings not more than one-eighth inch;
provide a free flow area at least four times the area of the pump suction line; and
be readily accessible for frequent cleaning.
Recirculation system piping must:
carry the recirculation quantity of water required in part 4717.2650 at a velocity not exceeding six feet per second for suction piping, eight feet per second for discharge piping, and three feet per second for gravity flow piping;
be nontoxic and corrosion-resistant, and able to withstand operating pressures; and
be identified by a label, color code, tag, or other distinguishing marking.
A rate-of-flow indicator, reading in gallons per minute, must be installed and located, preferably on the pool return line, so the rate of recirculation and backwash rate are indicated. The indicator must be capable of reading flows measuring at least 1-1/2 times the design flow rate, be accurate within ten percent of the true flow, and be easy to read.
Pumps must provide the number of turnovers of pool water specified in part 4717.2560.
If the pump or suction piping is located above the overflow level of the pool, the pump must be self-priming. The pump or pumps must be capable of providing flow to backwash filters.
Under normal conditions, the pump or pumps must supply the recirculation rate of flow specified in part 4717.2560 at a dynamic head of at least 50 feet for pressure filters.
Pools equipped with heaters must have a fixed thermometer in the recirculation line to measure the temperature of the water returning to the pool.
Valves must be provided on the main drain and skimmer lines to permit balancing the recirculation flow.
May 11, 2009
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Restoration works on the existing Pamban Bridge is in progress
RDSO advised to make suggestions for repairs to the bridge
Railways monitors the Pamban Bridge sensor system continuously in collaboration with IIT-Madras
Work progressing fast on the New Pamban Bridge
Rail traffic on Pamban rail bridge connecting Mandapam and Rameswaram was suspended from 23.12.22 onwards after Red alert was received from the monitoring system, for safety reasons so as to undertake detailed examination and repairs as necessary to restore the rail traffic on old Pamban bridge at the earliest. Southern Railway officials immediately conducted an inspection and assessed the condition of Bridge due to heavy corrosion & possibility of repairs for safe train operations.
Now, Research Design and Standards Organisation (RDSO), the R&D wing of the Ministry of Railways that functions as technical advisor and consultant to Railway Board and Zonal Railway, has been advised to inspect and suggest possible repairs required to put the old bridge back in service.
Continuous health Monitoring System installed by IIT, Madras helps in monitoring the bridge condition. The monitoring system sends out alert based on weather and bridge conditions. Railway takes suitable measures in accordance to the nature of alerts given out by the Monitoring system.
Existing Pamban Bridge
Celebrated as one of the iconic structures built in the pre-independence era, the great Pamban cantilever bridge was commissioned in 1914. Bridging peninsular India and the Gulf of Mannar, this vintage structure interconnects Mandapam in Rameswaram mainland with Rameswaram Island.
The Great Pamban Bridge attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world. Offering a visual feast to the onlookers , the Scherzer rolling spans beautifully expand and allow cruisers and ships to pass through. The bridge transports scores of pilgrims visiting the famed Ramanathaswamy Temple. This century old engineering marvel has stood the test of times amidst highly corrosive seas.
Century-old Pamban Bridge structure and the Scherzer rolling lift span
The existing bridge structure has a total length of 2058 metre comprising 146 spans of steel girders. There are 145 spans of 12.20m length and one navigational span of 61.0m length. The navigational span is also known as Scherzer rolling lift span after the name of the railroad engineer who invented it.
The bridge has already served more than 108 years which is much more than its codal life. The bridge was getting heavily corroded and was being repaired regularly by Railways in order to carry train traffic safely.
New Pamban Bridge
Southern Railway is actively engaged with RVNL the executing agency for completion of the new Pamban bridge by end of March 2023.
The new bridge now being constructed will have 99 spans of 18.3m length and one navigational span of 72.5m length. It will be 3.0m higher than the existing bridge with navigational air clearance of 22.0m above sea level. Because of vertical lift, full horizontal width of 72.5 m will be available for navigation. This will be India's first Vertical lift Railway sea Bridge, once the work is completed.
Substructure of the bridge is being built for the double line and the navigational span will also have provision for double line. Entire bridge including navigational span will be designed keeping in mind the Railways plan of electrification. In comparison to existing manual operation and control, the new bridge will have electro mechanical controlled systems which will be interlocked with train control systems.
Work completed so far
Now 84% of the work has been completed. As on date, the work of all 333 piles, 101 pile cap and substructure and fabrication of all 99 approach spans have been completed. Of the 99 approach spans, 76 girders have been launched. Fabrication of Vertical lift span girder is nearing completion.


- PD 2020
 Professional development in Sherman ISD focuses on adult learning that results in student learning. The mission of professional development is to inspire, empower, and develop all professionals who impact learning.
 Professional development is results-driven, standards-based, and job-embedded. Results-driven means that, during planning, implementation and evaluation of staff development, we ask:
 What do students need to know and be able to do?
 What do educators need to know and be able to do to ensure student success?
 What staff development will ensure educators acquire the necessary skills and knowledge for implementation?
 How will we know the impact on student learning?
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Image © Boitte Architecture and ZooParc de Beauval
At the beginning of 2020, the Beauval Zoo inaugurated its new climate zone with an exceptional tropical environment. Commissioned by CMF, the company that designed the glass dome of unprecedented proportions (13,855 sq. meters), the CSTB provided a digital modeling procedure and solution to conduct a study of the temperature and airflow behavior of the tropical greenhouse.
The dome features a panoramic restaurant and an outsize tropical greenhouse in order to recreate extremely realistic environments designed to ensure the wellbeing of the animals housed in this space.
CMF's unique design for the dome's glass structure holistically manages the indoor climate so as to combine the comfort of the living beings (the animals, visitors and tropical plants) with energy savings.
Before beginning construction of the future bioclimatic dome in late 2017, CMF, a company that specializes in building greenhouses, asked the CSTB to validate the assumptions for its design of the indoor climate of this half-sphere with a diameter of more than 100 meters.
The expertise of the CSTB's engineers, combined with several digital modeling tools, specifically the finished volume calculation tool OpenFOAM and the airflow simulation software MATHIS, developed by the CSTB, helped refine the estimation of the dome's energy consumption.
The modeling helped the company gain more insight into the physical mechanisms involved, in order to manage the key parameters of the proposed solution:
- The heat losses of the greenhouse during the heating period. The analysis thus made it possible to validate the power of the production unit, so as to cover the greenhouse's heating requirements.
- The temperatures reached inside of the greenhouse in summertime. The analysis showed that ambient conditions compatible with the planned use of the dome can be maintained through the combination of the natural ventilation system and the distribution of the glazing panels with different energy factors depending on where they are located on the dome. This ensures the wellbeing of the animals and plants housed in this space, as well as the comfort of the dome's visitors.
"This kind of project is truly exceptional, both in terms of its size and the way the space is used. Our ability to take into account the full complexity of the phenomena in a coherent digital model of the indoor ambient conditions (the interaction of the wind with the structure, the airflow characteristics of the openings, the radiative properties of the glazing, the evapotranspiration of the plant-covered surfaces, the evaporation of the pools and streams, etc.), provided precise quantitative data and reinforced CMF's expertise for the final selection of technical solutions."François Demouge, Research Engineer, the CSTB
The digital modeling performed by the CSTB thus confirmed the specific results projected for this project.
This approach also served to confirm for the architect and the client the technical choices made to maintain an environment adapted to the wellbeing of the animals housed in the dome and the people visiting it.
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OVERVIEW: Through its Sustainable Development Program, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund (RBF) supports organizations that work to advance global stewardship and climate change solutions.
IP TAKE: RBF takes a broad approach to climate change, funding a variety of approaches to this challenge. And it's not afraid to get involved in a political fight or take a few risks with its grantmaking.
PROFILE: The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, as the name suggests, was established in 1940 by several members of the Rockefeller family, which includes Nelson, Laurance, Winthrop, and David Rockefeller and John D. Rockefeller III. The fund is not affiliated in any way with either the Rockefeller Foundation or the Rockefeller Family Fund.
RBF makes climate change related grants through its Sustainable Development program, which seeks to advance "global stewardship that is ecologically based, economically sound, socially just, culturally appropriate, and consistent with intergenerational equity." To advance solutions to climate change, RBF pursues strategies that advance the green economy agenda, advocate for increased public and policymaking related to climate change, and those that campaign to reduce fossil fuel or carbon intensive energy reliance. What's notable about RBF's climate grantmaking is the range of interests pursued by the fund. Its interests include ocean acidification, more efficient buildings, the national security dimension of climate change, and the all-important big question of how capitalism must adapt to the imperative of ecology sustainability.
RBF's Sustainable Development grants range from $200,000 to $500,000. However, the fund does not make grants to a large number of climate change organizations, and the ones that do receive RBF support tend to be pretty big. To get a sense of the breadth of this funder, explore its searchable grants database.
RBF accepts grant inquiries throughout the year.
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Coping with the complexities and stress that arise when a teenager refuses to visit their non-custodial parent can be a daunting task, but understanding the reasons behind their decision and adopting effective strategies can help both parents navigate this challenging situation.
Parenting is never an easy job, and it becomes even more challenging when a teenager refuses to visit their non-custodial parent. This situation can lead to confusion, frustration, and stress for both parents and the child. Understanding the reasons behind the refusal and finding ways to address them is crucial for maintaining healthy relationships between the teenager and both parents. In this article, we will explore the possible reasons for a teenager's refusal to visit the non-custodial parent, the legal obligations and consequences for the custodial parent, and tips and strategies to encourage and facilitate visitation.
Possible Reasons for a Teenager's Refusal to Visit the Non-Custodial Parent
There are several reasons why a teenager might not want to visit their non-custodial parent. Some of these reasons might be justified, while others could be based on preference or convenience. Let's take a closer look at some common reasons:
Busy schedule and desire for autonomy: As teenagers grow older, they become more independent and have busier schedules with school, extracurricular activities, and social events. This can make it difficult for them to find time for visitation, or they may simply prefer to have more control over their own schedule.
Attachment to the custodial parent or their home: Teenagers might feel more comfortable or attached to the custodial parent or their home environment, making it difficult for them to leave for visitation with the non-custodial parent.
Conflicts with the non-custodial parent or their new family members: Disagreements or conflicts with the non-custodial parent, their new partner, or other family members can create a hostile environment that the teenager may want to avoid.
Influence of the custodial parent's negative attitude: Sometimes, the custodial parent's negative attitude or comments about the non-custodial parent can influence the teenager's perception and willingness to visit.
Experience of abuse or violence by the non-custodial parent: In some cases, the teenager might have experienced or witnessed abuse, neglect, substance abuse, or violence by the non-custodial parent, making them fearful of visitation.
Legal Obligations and Consequences for the Custodial Parent
It's important to note that unless there is a court order that modifies or terminates the visitation rights of the non-custodial parent, the custodial parent has a legal obligation to comply with the existing custody order and parenting plan. Failure to do so without a valid reason can lead to legal consequences for the custodial parent, such as:
- Being held in contempt of court and fined or jailed.
- Losing custody or visitation rights to the child.
- Having to pay attorney fees or court costs for the non-custodial parent.
- Having to attend counseling or parenting classes.
If the teenager has a valid reason to refuse visitation, such as fear of harm or abuse by the non-custodial parent, the custodial parent should take steps to protect the child and seek legal help to modify or terminate the visitation rights of the non-custodial parent.
Protecting the Teenager in Cases of Abuse or Harm
If the teenager has a valid reason for refusing visitation, such as experiencing abuse or harm from the non-custodial parent, it's crucial for the custodial parent to take appropriate steps to protect the child. Some steps include:
- Documenting any evidence of abuse, neglect, substance abuse, or violence by the non-custodial parent, such as photos, videos, medical records, police reports, or witness statements.
- Reporting any incidents of abuse or neglect to the appropriate authorities, such as child protective services or law enforcement.
- Consulting with a family lawyer who can advise on how to file a motion for modification or termination of visitation rights based on the best interests of the child.
Encouraging and Facilitating Visitation in Cases of Preference or Convenience
If the teenager does not have a valid reason to refuse visitation, such as preference or convenience, the custodial parent should try to encourage and facilitate the visitation with the non-custodial parent. Some strategies include:
- Communicating respectfully and cooperatively with the non-custodial parent about the visitation schedule and any changes or issues that arise.
- Avoiding badmouthing or criticizing the non-custodial parent in front of the child or interfering with their relationship.
- Listening to and validating the teenager's feelings and concerns about visiting the non-custodial parent without taking sides or judging them.
- Explaining to the teenager why it is important for them to have a relationship with both parents and how it benefits them in the long run.
- Seeking professional help from a counselor, mediator, or therapist who can help resolve any conflicts or problems between the teenager and the non-custodial parent.
Dealing with a teenager who refuses to visit the non-custodial parent can be a complex and stressful situation for both parents and the child. By understanding the reasons behind the refusal and adopting effective strategies, parents can help to navigate this challenging situation and foster healthy relationships between the teenager and both parents. Remember, open communication, empathy, and support for the teenager's well-being and relationships with both parents are essential for resolving conflicts and ensuring a positive outcome for all involved.


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WIRELESS GPS RE RADIATION ANTENNA AREIAL SBG-190
Re-Radiating GPS Antenna
Wireless connect any GPS device without using any GPS socket on your device.
This can be used with Copilot and Tomtom etc on iphone.
The GPS software is available for download from iTunes now,
the GPS receiver of iPhone is not as good as more modern
GPS receivers on the market, those who use the iphone as
navigator will vouch that the signal can be weakthis is
particularly so when the weather isn't good, navigating
around built-up areas or for with vehicles fitted with coated
windscreens. This item will help your devise receive better
GPS signal, devises such as this have been recommend
by CoPilot Technical Support, detail see:
The SBG-190 is a re-radiating equipment. It can receive the
outdoor GPS satellite signal and transmit to be radiated again.
When a GPS Satellite is revolving around the earth it will
transmit continuously satellite signal to the earth, but the
strength of satellite signal will weaken to only around -125dBm
when it arrives to the atmosphere. Such weak a signal can't
penetrate into buildings or vehicles; some of the signal are
reflected or scattered meaning resulting in a weak signal in
built up areas. The SBG-190 was designed with the intention
of re-radiating the receptions formulti-users to operate GPS
Receivers inside buildings or vehicles.
The SBG-190 contains a power regulation circuit, a high frequency
low noise amplifier, a signal radiation devise, and an active outdoor
antenna to receive the GPS satellite signal.


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Have you seen changes in Wyoming places you know well? Changes that you think could be the result of a changing climate?
Post your observations and photos to our interactive map, and browse observations from other Wyomingites.
How to post to the map:
(The map opens in a new tab, so you can toggle to these instructions while you post your observations).
- Click the button above to open the Wyoming Climate Stories Map.
- Zoom into an area where you would like to add a point and an observation.
- Click on the + in the upper right corner.
- Give your comment a title.
- Click on the blue text that says Map Select a location, click OK, then select your point on the map.
- Add your comment description. Tell a story about your climate observations in this area. Be descriptive and specific. Provide evidence, such as temperature or precipitation records, if you have them.
- Next to Observation Point, choose the best option. (This sorts observations by color.)
- If you have a photo of the location, click Browse to upload it to your comment.
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How To Roll A Tulip?
How do you roll a rosebud joint?
How to roll a rose blunt
 1. Step 1: Grind up your bud.
 2. Step 2: Arrange three rose petals in an overlapping row on a baking sheet.
 3. Step 3: Toast your rose petals.
 4. Step 4: Once the petals are done toasting, line up some ground flower down the center of your row of petals.
How do you roll an elaborate joint?
Sprinkle in your bud, and with your thumbs directly against the glue strip, roll up tightly. When the glue touches the inside of your paper, carefully but firmly lick the outside of the joint where it meets the glue strip (yes, it'll still seal).
How do you roll a joint European style?
Our favorite way to roll a joint and eliminate excess paper is a European rolling technique referred to as rolling 'inside out' or 'backroll'. If you have never tried rolling a rice paper, now is the time.
 1. Flip the Paper.
 2. Arrange and Roll as Usual.
 3. The Inside Out Tuck.
 4. Seal in One Smooth Motion.
 5. Remove the Excess.
How do you roll perfectly?
Take out your rolling paper and hold it so the glue side is facing your feet and the fold is in your direct sight. Fold the paper gently in the opposite direction and roll it between your fingers gingerly until it retains the shape you need.
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Can u smoke eucalyptus?
Yes, we can smoke eucalyptus leaves. For medicinal purposes, eucalyptus leaves are most often used. Eucalyptus leaves contain up to 6% of valuable tannins, bitterness, organic acids, and other compounds. Eucalyptus has an expectorant, analgesic, healing effect – which is very important for smokers.
Can you burn rose petals?
Burning rose petals in a cauldron is a good substitute for burning a white sage smudge stick. Plus, I've noticed that the roses add their own positive energy to whatever space you 're cleansing. Drinking rose tea is a great way to kick back and get magickal.
How do you roll a joint if you can't roll?
How to roll a Joint ( When you can ' t roll a Joint )
 1. Wrap your paper around the chopstick, glue-side facing up.
 2. Lick the glue, keeping the paper stabilized.
 3. Roll the chopstick away from you, wrapping the paper around it.
 4. When it's all the way around (but not too tight) lick the edge and press your hand around the chopstick.
 5. Wiggle the rolled paper out of the chopstick.
Can you use tissue paper to roll a joint?
Tissue paper makes terrible rolling paper because it burns too fast. In an emergency the paper of a brown paper bag works best. But yeah it's probably not like good for you or whatever. Tbh no paper is safe to smoke but you 're better off using something like an apple.
Is Twaxing a waste?
One of the quick and easy ways to smoke concentrates is through a process called twaxing or T-waxing. While this method is easy, it does tend to waste a bit of concentrate compared to other methods.
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How do you roll a tight spliff?
The secret to getting a tight and cylindrical joint is to grab the flower-filled paper by both ends, pinch the tops of the paper with your thumbs and forefingers, and rub your fingers together in an up-and-down motion. By doing so, you effectively push the flower into a tight little log the same width as the filter.
How do you roll a small spliff?
Stand the joint upright and use a toothpick to pack the bud down as far as you can. Push the filter up from the bottom if it sticks out at all. Tightly roll the excess paper and cut it off before you light. Tip: for extra small joints I sometimes cut a rolling paper in half and use smaller filters so I can roll two!
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I've recently came across a post claiming that the following images are taken in Canada. A quick Google search told me that the first image is Spirit Island and the last is Moraine Lake. Third image was once (further images reuploads failed) identified as Cass Scenic Railroad State Park. Are those accurate findings? These places look gorgeous.
Spirit Island (identified by Google, map location):
Moraine Lake (identified by Google, map location):
Cass Scenic Railroad State Park (identified by Google, map location, but not of exactly this place):
Google failed to identify these two images:
Can someone confirm or otherwise name the locations?