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Exclusive GP practices across England have been hit with incorrect estimates of their QOF payments for 2013/14 after a calculation error in CQRS meant thousands of pounds were missing from their payments.
Pulse has learnt that practices have had a 1.9% reduction on average in the payments calculated by CQRS, compared with what they should be paid for their QOF performance in 2013/14, translating to more than £2,000 to the average practice.
NHS England has apologised for the error and said that payments will be adjusted at a later stage as is the 'usual approach to QOF'.
Local leaders said this was 'another disaster in a catalogue of disasters' and warned practices could be facing delayed payments as a result.
As a result of the error, practices logging on to the CQRS system this week have been confronted with losses of thousands of pounds in some cases, and expected to approve QOF performance way below the level they were expecting.
Managers said that the CQRS system had used practice population figures from January 2014 to calculate the QOF payments due to practices, instead of the correct figure from January 2013.
The admission comes as area team managers revealed – in a letter to GPs obtained by Pulse – that there have been a series of errors in QOF payments involving CQRS, the system designed to calculate QOF payments. These errors are:
- A national error in the average list size used to calculate GP practice QOF payments means practices were given incorrect estimates of their achievement and all payments have to be re-calculated
- A national error in PMS deduction calculations has meant that practices were being told the wrong amount would be deducted from their QOF performance this year
- The GPES extraction of QOF data has not taken place for some practices at all. Area team managers have said only a 'minority' of practices were affected.
Londonwide LMCs medical director Dr Tony Grewal said the mistake was a 'total disaster' and that NHS England needed to be quicker to resolve problems such as these.
He said: 'This is just one further disaster in a catalogue of disasters. It will mean significant amounts of extra work and delays to payments – and GPs are not in a situation where cash flow isn't critical. It is one further mess-up.'
Dr Robert Morley, chair of the BMA's GPC contracts and regulations subcommittee, said a letter had been sent to every practice, advising them that their QOF payments will be recalculated and they'll get an increase in their payment.
However, he added: 'Clearly they have to resubmit information for that, it's causing additional workload for practices and additional delay.'
'It's yet another sort of indication of the shambolic state of affairs we have within NHS England, and with all the various agencies and organisations that are involved in the GP contract and funding of general practice.'
The problems come after a series of issues with the GPES system that was meant to automatically extract QOF, DES and vaccination performance, and the CQRS system that uses that data to pay practices.
The Health and Social Care Information Centre had originally planned to have the CQRS system ready to automatically upload DES, vaccination and QOF data by October 2013, yet the system has faced a number of setbacks, with GPs forced to take on the time-consuming task of manually inputting data and hundreds of practices facing frustration when their passwords to the reporting system expired without warning.
An NHS England spokesperson said: 'The QOF extraction and payment processing successfully ran over the year end. However, the intended 2013/14 QOF payments initially notified to practices were incorrectly calculated by reference to average list size (the Contractor Population Index) in January 2014 rather than January 2013.'
'The Health and Social Care Information Centre is now recalculating these payments to reflect the correct Contractor Population Index and will inform practices of the recalculated payment. The correction will take effect once the practice and area team have agreed and approved the achievement. This is consistent with the usual approach to QOF. We will also ensure that QOF aspiration payments for 2014/15 are adjusted accordingly.'
'We apologise for any concerns that this has caused for practices.'

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Each year the Library of Congress provides the opportunity for K-12 educators to attend one of its Summer Teacher Institutes in Washington, D.C. During the five-day institutes, participants work with Library of Congress education specialists to learn best practices for using primary sources in the K-12 classroom, while exploring some of the millions of digitized primary sources available on the Library's Web site.
After participating in the Summer Teacher Institutes, participants will:
- Know how to access primary sources from the Library of Congress.
- Become skilled at analyzing primary sources of different formats.
- Learn various teaching strategies for using primary sources in the classroom.
- Be able to successfully facilitate a primary source-based activity with students.
- Gain knowledge of how to use primary sources to enable students to be engaged, think critically and construct knowledge.
- Develop a Primary Source Activity Plan that will be implemented in the participant's instructional setting.
The application for the 2013 Summer Institutes is now closed
The 2013 Institutes will be held the following weeks:
- June 10-14
- June 17-21
- July 22-26
- July 29-August 2
- August 5-9
Applicants to this year's Institutes will be notified about their acceptance in late Februrary/early March. With any other questions, please contact us at _EMAIL_.

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Add all 118 elements to your game with MineChem!
Minechem allows you to handle elements and molecules with test tubes, there are various machines that can manipulate the test tube to other elements and you can turn elements back into items and blocks!
New!! Molecule Sorter.
The Molecule Sorter will automatically collect test tubes from adjacent machines. It will sort any incoming test tubes into five internal compartments based on chemical formulas you can set. Machines will automatically take test tubes from adjacent sorters, with this you can create your own factories. You can also pipe in items from the top.
You can do conditional matches such as the example below:
Will match any helium element with any amount of atoms. The '*' is a wildcard character for any number so you can also use:
Fe*O*That will match Fe2O3, Fe5O19 etc.
To accept anything use 'default'.
You can also use lesser than and greater than characters:
C>60Will accept any carbon tube with more than 60 atoms. Like wise:
C<40Will accept any carbon tube with less than 60 atoms. Note you can't use compound molecules with the lesser and greater character.
You can use the pipe character to accept multiple tubes:
H2|O2Will accept H2 or O2 but not H2O2
If you want to be really advanced you can start the formula with an exclamation mark and it will parse is as Regexp.
I'm not going to explain regexp here, the feature is there for people who understand it but if your curious this will help.
Thanks to LJ28795 for the spotlight.
Thanks to piedudeaus fo the spotlight.
Table of Elements
Right click to show the periodic table of elements.
Hangable Table of Elements
Right click on a 9 x 5 wall to hang.
Displays all minechem recipes.
Minechem Buildcraft Pipes Optional
Works very much like the Molecule Sorter, except it's a pipe.
- Build the Electrolysis Kit and place three bottles of water into the bottom three slots and two empty test tubes into the top two slots.The water will electrolyse into Hydrogen (H2) and Oxygen (O2).
- Now build a Bonder, place an empty test tube into the first slot and the two test tubes we filled before into the other slots. The bonder will bond the two elements together, we get Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2). Notice how the test tube has turned green, this indicates a test tube that contains two or more elements, a.k.a. molecule.
- To make a Fission Reactor we need Uranium. We can get Uranium by placing three slime balls in an Electrolysis Kit, this will make Uranium and Carbon. Uranium is a radioactive element, try not to have it in your inventory for too long as it will cause radioactive poisoning and wil eventually decay into Protactinium. All radioactive elements will eventually decay into Lead. Use the recipe above to make the Fission Reactor.
- Place the carbon we made in step 3 into the Fission Reactor and two empty test tubes, the fission reactor will split the carbon in two, dividing its atomic number by two, giving you Lithium elements. Carbon is atomic number 6 and Lithium is atomic number 3.
- Don't just place water into the electrolysis kit, try other stuff such as tnt, sugar or even ores from industrial craft.
- Machines can be enabled to require industrial craft 2 power to run, this option can be enabled in the config file found inside ".minecraft/config/mod_minechem.cfg"
- Machines will automatically place output tubes into adjacent chests, they will also take empty test tubes from adjacent chests.
- When using buildcraft pipes, piping in from the top will place items into input slots and empty test tubes into output slots. Pipe from the sides to take items out.
- As the bonder only has 4 slots you may need to go through multiple stages of bonding to build complex molecules.
- When crafting items that require a container in the molecular crafting table, for example water, you need to place three containers into the right slot. For example to craft water place H2 and O2 into the left slots and three glass bottles into the right slot.
Not compatable with Forge 1.3.2, use 1.3.1 or 184.108.40.206
Download MINECHEM v1.5 for Minecraft 1.1
Unzip directly into your minecraft directory allowing folders to merge, requires ModLoader and Forge.
Installation tutorial: (video)
Download Minechem Buildcraft pipes 1.1.2 Requires Buildcraft.
Place the zip inside your mods folder.
(I've tested this with Buildcraft 3.1.3, I do not know if this will work with earlier versions)
If you have any errors or have discovered any bugs please report them with the log to:
If you're on a mac and have no log you can CMD-SPACE and type console, go to file, save a copy.


Fraunhofer LBF Optimizes Vibrations with Artificial Intelligence
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The solution space becomes very large and different vibration engineering measures interact with each other, which can lead to unexpected effects. The Fraunhofer Institute for Structural Durability and System Reliability LBF therefore develops new methods for the vibration engineering optimization of complex systems. They are based on evolutionary algorithms and allow a fast and automated solution finding. They are based on an expandable library with different passive, semi-active and active measures, which can also be used in combination.
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most common diseases in lithuania
Good health is better than the best medicine and if your health is good, you are always in good mood. But not everyone could boast a good health. Around us there are lots of viruses, they try to get in our organism and to make us ill.
So most common diseases in Lithuania are: a clod, food poisoning, indigestion, flu, cancer, leukemia, meningitis and other. Some of them like cancer, leukemia, meningitis are fatal.
So to stay healthy, people must do exercises evvery day, get enough rest, choose nutritious food, wash hands before meal, go for a walk in outdoors, food should contain of lots minerals and vitamins. If people follow these rules, they will be fit and won't be ill.
To stay fit and healthy I do exercises (try to do every day), eat nutritious food with lots of minerals and vitamins, every day go for a walk in the park, wash my hands before meal and go to see a doctor reegularly.
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I/O
There are some useful I/O classes for parsing/reading/writing formulas and other data structures.
Parsers
Parsers are used to parse formula strings into LogicNG formulas. Throughout the documentation, we used the default parser on formula factories by calling f.parse(...), but we can also generate parsers by hand or - most important - implement own parsers for our applications.
Parsers in LogicNG are generated by the parser framework ANTRL (LogicNG's only external dependency). You only define a grammar file and ANTLR generates the Java classes for the parser at compile time. LogicNG's parser grammars lie here. There are two parsers:
 1. PropositionalParser for parsing propositional formulas without cardinality or pseudo-Boolean constraints. Its grammar can be found here
 2. PseudoBooleanParser for parsing formulas with cardinality or pseudo-Boolean constraints.
Application Insight
You can easily implement you own parsers for you propositional language by looking at these grammar files and implementing your own parser inheriting from FormulaParser. Then you only need to write minimal code.
Readers
There are two formula readers implemented in LogicNG:
The formula reader can read propositional formulas with or without pseudo-Boolean constraints. Multiple lines in a file are interpreted as a conjunction of the formulas in each line.
Writers
There are three writers for formulas in the org.logicng.io package:
 - DIMACS writer for writing CNFs as DIMACS CNF files like described above.
 - Formula writer for writing formulas in LogicNG syntax. The formula writer has the option splitAndMultiline which, if set to true, writes the different operands of a top-level conjunction in single lines. This can often improve readability, and the corresponding FormulaReader can read this format.
For graphs, there are two writers:
Graphical Writers
2.4.0
Instead of writing plain text files of formulas, BDDs, or graphs, it is often desireable to generate graphical representations of these data structures. LogicNG has a generic framework for generating such graphical output in the package org.logicng.io.graphical. The framework has the following features:
 1. It can produce output in two different formats:
 - DOT language: for generating files which can be turned into graphical representations by e.g. GraphViz
 - Mermaid.js: With Mermaid.js you can easily integrate the generated graphs in a web page or application and can play around with it in the interactive live editor.
 2. Individual node labels: the node label can be dynamically generated depending on the node's content.
 3. Individual styling of nodes: The shape, stroke color, text color, and background color of nodes for the graph can be styled either by a fixed style or with a dynamically depending on their content.
 4. Individual styling of edges: The type and color of edges for the graph can be styled either by a fixed style or with a dynamically depending on the nodes they connect.
Basics
There are some basic classes which are used in all graphical representations:
 - GraphicalColor for the representation of colors either in hex or in RGB whith some nice-looking predefined colors.
 - GraphicalNode for a node in the graphical representation.
 - GraphicalEdge for an edge in the graphical representation.
 - GraphicalNodeStyle for the style of a node.
 - GraphicalEdgeStyle for the style of an edge.
From these basic building blocks, a GraphicalRepresentation is built. This is always the first step and is usually done by using one of the implemented graphical generators (see next section). Once you have generated this representation, you can decide in which format and how it is written - either as string or directly to a file.
Graphical Generators
There are four different generators for graphs:
 1. BddGraphicalGenerator for generating graphical output of BDDs
 2. FormulaAstGraphicalGenerator for generating graphical outputs of formula ASTs
 3. FormulaDagGraphicalGenerator for generating graphical outputs of formula DAGs
 4. GraphGraphicalGenerator for generating graphical outputs of graphs
Using the Default Styling
If you do not use any further styling, a sensible default look will be applied to the graph. As an example consider the AST (abstract syntax tree, c.f. here) of a formula. We consider the Formula A & B & (A | B) <=> C & (A | B) and create its default representation.
FormulaFactory f = new FormulaFactory();
Formula formula = f.parse("A & B & (A | B) <=> C & (A | B)");
FormulaAstGraphicalGenerator generator =
 FormulaAstGraphicalGenerator.builder().build();
GraphicalRepresentation representation = generator.translate(formula);
Since the generator was constructed with no individual styling in the builder, the default style is applied.
For DOT we write the output in a file, for Mermaid.js we just get the String of the representation.
String mermaidString = representation.writeString(GraphicalMermaidWriter.get());
representation.write("dot-file.dot", GraphicalDotWriter.get());
This representation with Mermaid.js looks like this:
graph TD
 id0(["⇔"])
 id1(["∧"])
 id2(["A"])
 id3(["B"])
 id4(["∨"])
 id5(["A"])
 id6(["B"])
 id7(["∧"])
 id8(["C"])
 id9(["∨"])
 id10(["A"])
 id11(["B"])
 id1 --> id2
 id1 --> id3
 id4 --> id5
 id4 --> id6
 id1 --> id4
 id7 --> id8
 id9 --> id10
 id9 --> id11
 id7 --> id9
 id0 --> id1
 id0 --> id7
Customizing the Node Label
The generators can have their own mapping functions for the node label. Therefore the user has to implement the LabelMapper interface which only has one method which decides which label to use for each node. Alternatively you can just pass a lambda function as label mapper.
Consider an example where you want to write the whole sub-formula as the node label, then you could just use the toString() method as label mapper:
FormulaAstGraphicalGenerator generator = FormulaAstGraphicalGenerator.builder()
 .labelMapper(Formula::toString)
 .build();
Now the representation looks like this:
graph TD
 id0(["A & B & (A | B) <=> C & (A | B)"])
 id1(["A & B & (A | B)"])
 id2(["A"])
 id3(["B"])
 id4(["A | B"])
 id5(["A"])
 id6(["B"])
 id7(["C & (A | B)"])
 id8(["C"])
 id9(["A | B"])
 id10(["A"])
 id11(["B"])
 id1 --> id2
 id1 --> id3
 id4 --> id5
 id4 --> id6
 id1 --> id4
 id7 --> id8
 id9 --> id10
 id9 --> id11
 id7 --> id9
 id0 --> id1
 id0 --> id7
Styling Nodes and Edges with a Fixed Style
You can configure the generator with a default style for nodes in edges. If no dynamic style mapper is given, this style will be applied to all nodes and edges. The default style can be configured with the defaultEdgeStyle and defaultNodeStyle methods of the builder.
FormulaAstGraphicalGenerator generator = FormulaAstGraphicalGenerator.builder()
 .labelMapper(Formula::toString)
 .defaultEdgeStyle(GraphicalEdgeStyle.dotted(null)) // (1)!
 .defaultNodeStyle(GraphicalNodeStyle.rectangle(
 GraphicalColor.BLUE, GraphicalColor.WHITE, GraphicalColor.BLUE)) // (2)!
 .build();
 1. If you pass null as the color, the default value of the framework will be taken. In this case, Mermaid.js decides depending on light/dark mode how to color the edge. Try it: if you switch to dark mode, the edges are white, in light mode, they are black.
 2. You can use some predefined color in the class GraphicalColor or define your own in RGB or HEX.
This leads to the following graphics:
graph TD
 id0["A & B & (A | B) <=> C & (A | B)"]
 style id0 stroke:#004f93,color:#ffffff,fill:#004f93
 id1["A & B & (A | B)"]
 style id1


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DATE 2019
Conference paper
Data Subsetting: A Data-Centric Approach to Approximate Computing
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Abstract
Approximate Computing (AxC), which leverages the intrinsic resilience of applications to approximations in their underlying computations, has emerged as a promising approach to improving computing system efficiency. Most prior efforts in AxC take a compute-centric approach and approximate arithmetic or other compute operations through design techniques at different levels of abstraction. However, emerging workloads such as machine learning, search and data analytics process large amounts of data and are significantly limited by the memory sub-systems of modern computing platforms.In this work, we shift the focus of approximations from computations to data, and propose a data-centric approach to AxC, which can boost the performance of memory-subsystem-limited applications. The key idea is to modulate the application's data-accesses in a manner that reduces off-chip memory traffic. Specifically, we propose a data-access approximation technique called data subsetting, in which all accesses to a data structure are redirected to a subset of its elements so that the overall footprint of memory accesses is decreased. We realize data subsetting in a manner that is transparent to hardware and requires only minimal changes to application software. Recognizing that most applications of interest represent and process data as multi-dimensional arrays or tensors, we develop a templated data structure called SubsettableTensor that embodies mechanisms to define the accessible subset and to suitably redirect accesses to elements outside the subset. As a further optimization, we observe that data subsetting may cause some computations to become redundant and propose a mechanism for application software to identify and eliminate such computations. We implement SubsettableTensor as a C++ class and evaluate it using parallel software implementations of 7 machine learning applications on a 48-core AMD Opteron server. Our experiments indicate that data subsetting enables 1.33×-4.44× performance improvement with <0.5% loss in application-level quality, underscoring its promise as a new approach to approximate computing.
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The Daughter knows that an R or a TM in a circle on a package means that somehow the design of the packaging has some intellectual property protection. Specifically, they mean trademarked or registered, respectively; in the United States, that's handled by the US Patents and Trademark Office. And a C in a circle suggests copyright protection; in the US that's a function of the Copyright Office.
But she asked me: what does that U in a circle mean on her bottle of ketchup, something I barely remembered even seeing? I did not know, but, of course, I looked it up.
Now, if I tell you right away, then the post will be done. So here are some other letters in a circle:
A couple more intellectual property symbols:
M in a circle is copyright on mask work, which has SOMETHING to do with integrated circuit boards.
P in a circle represents the copyright on a sound recording (originally a phonograph record).
OK, now. According to the Heinz people: "Commonly known as 'Circle U,' the circle graphically represents the letter O for 'Orthodox,' and the U inside stands for 'Union.'" Specifically, the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations (OU) in Manhattan, New York City has certified the product to be kosher, i.e., acceptable, according to Jewish dietary laws. If you see any of the symbols that are represented, which also includes a K in a circle, it means "the food has been inspected by one of the many kosher certifying agencies in the United States. Each agency identifies itself by its own unique symbol."
The New York Times makes a nonkosher mistake

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This hearty recipe is part of the traditional Acadian cuisine. It was – and still is – one of the favorite meals of Acadians, at least in the region of southeast New Brunswick.
Origin: Grand-Pré National Historic Site
Region: Atlantic (Nova Scotia)
Course: Main Course
Painting of The Harvest by artist Claude Picard© Parks Canada
Bouilli (boiled dinner) is a traditional Acadian meal. All of the ingredients would have been found in the bountiful gardens and farms of the Acadians in the area of Grand Pré. It was no doubt among the meals that the Acadian women prepared during the voyage from Grand-Pré to the Anglo-American colonies in the fall of 1755. In fact, the provision lists of the deportation boats included most of the ingredients – cabbage, turnips, potatoes and salt beef instead of salt pork.
- 5 oz | 150 g salt pork (cut in small cubes and sautéed until browned)
- 3-3½ lbs | 1.5 kg pork loin
- 1 lb | 500 g cabbage, cut in eight pieces
- 1 lb | 500 potatoes, peeled and cut in large chunks
- ½ lb | 250 g white turnip
- ½ lb | 250 g carrots, cut in 1-1½-inch (3-4 cm) pieces, then cut in half or quarters
- ½ lb | 250 g green or yellow beans (fresh or salted)
- In a large pot, cover the meat with water and bring to a boil. When almost cooked, add the vegetables beginning with the cabbage, carrots and turnips, then followed by potatoes and beans; bring all to a boil and cook until just done.
- The cabbage is usually cut into eight pieces, while the turnip is cut into round slices or half moons. Potatoes are cut into fairly large pieces, while the carrots are cut into 3 to 4 cm long pieces and split into two or four pieces depending on the size of the carrot. As for the beans, they are left intact, as is the pork. The pork tenderloin can be substituted with pork legs.
- Note: The original recipe uses salt pork instead of pork loin. If you choose to use salt pork and also salted beans, you will need to remove the salt before adding them to the other ingredients. To do this, cover the salt pork and salted beans with water and boil for about 10 minutes; drain and recover with fresh water. Repeat. Test the meat and beans; if still too salty, repeat a third time and then add to the rest of the ingredients.
- The quantity of vegetables − carrots, potatoes and beans − varies depending on taste. One large cabbage and one large turnip are usually sufficient, but more can be added if desired. Likewise more or less pork can be used.
Recipe tested by Chef Scott Warrick, Algonquin College School of Hospitality and Tourism
Recipe adapted from : Marielle Boudreau and Melvin Gallant, Le guide de la cuisine traditionnelle acadienne, Montréal/Moncton, Les Éditions Stanké et Les Éditions d'Acadie, 1980.


Forty five of the 80 students were girls. What is the ratio of girls to boys?
Correct answer:
r = 9:7
Step-by-step explanation:
g=45 n=80 b=ng=8045=35 r=g/b=45/35=97=_PHONE_=9:7
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MyReporter finds out when there was Christmas snow in Wilmington
Q: When was the last time Wilmington had a white Christmas?
A: Believe it or not, the National Weather Service website has a page dedicated to Christmas climatology.
According to that page, a trace of snow fell on Christmas Day in only two years — 1948 and 1999 — in Wilmington. Unfortunately, an inch of snow on the ground is required to declare a white Christmas, the weather service page says.
That doesn't mean there wasn't snow on the ground on Christmas Day from a previous snowfall. For example, the highest snow depth on Christmas Day in Wilmington was 13 inches in 1989. That also was the Christmas Day when the mercury dipped to zero, making it the coldest temperature ever recorded in Wilmington since records began in 1874.
Other fun weather facts about Christmas Days in Wilmington:
The warmest — 77 degrees in 1955.
The coldest high temperature — 26 in 1983.
The warmest high temperature — 77 in 1955.
The coldest average temperature — 17.5 in 1983.
The warmest average temperature — 69.5 in 1964.
The most precipitation — 2.26 inches in 2006.
– Jim Ware


156 1. Measure theory (iii) Show that the Hahn-Kolmogorov extension μ: B[R] [0, +∞] of μ0 assigns an infinite measure to any non-empty Borel set. (iv) Show that counting measure # (or more generally, c# for any c (0, +∞]) is another extension of μ0 on B[R]. Exercise 1.7.9. Let μ0 : B0 [0, +∞] be a pre-measure which is σ-finite (thus X is the countable union of sets in B0 of finite μ0-measure), and let μ: B [0, +∞] be the Hahn-Kolmogorov extension of μ0. (i) Show that if E B, then there exists F B0 containing E such that μ(F \E) = 0 (thus F consists of the union of E and a null set). Furthermore, show that F can be chosen to be a countable intersection F = n=1 Fn of sets Fn, each of which is a countable union Fn = m=1 Fn,m of sets Fn,m in B0. (ii) If E B has finite measure (i.e. μ(E) ∞), and ε 0, show that there exists F B0 such that μ(EΔF ) ε. (iii) Conversely, if E is a set such that for every ε 0 there exists F B0 such that μ∗(EΔF ) ε, show that E B. 1.7.3. Lebesgue-Stieltjes measure. Now we use the Hahn-Kolmogorov extension theorem to construct a variety of measures. We begin with Lebesgue-Stieltjes measure. Theorem 1.7.9 (Existence of Lebesgue-Stieltjes measure). Let F : R R be a monotone non-decreasing function, and define the left and right limits F−(x) := sup yx F (y), F+(x) := inf yx F (y) thus one has F−(x) F (x) F+(x) for all x. Let B[R] be the Borel σ- algebra on R. Then there exists a unique Borel measure μF : B[R] [0, +∞] such that μF ([a, b]) = F+(b) F−(a),μF ([a, b)) = F−(b) F−(a), (1.33) μF ((a, b]) = F+(b) F+(a),μF ((a, b)) = F−(b) F+(a), for all −∞ b a ∞, and (1.34) μF ({a}) = F+(a) F−(a) for all a R. Proof. (Sketch) For this proof, we will deviate from our previous notational conventions, and allow intervals to be unbounded, thus, in particular, including the half-infinite intervals [a, +∞), (a, +∞), (−∞,a], (−∞,a) and the doubly infinite interval (−∞, +∞) as intervals. Define the F -volume |I|F [0, +∞] of any interval I, adopting the obvious conventions that F−(+∞) = supy∈R F (y) and F+(−∞) = infy∈R F (y),
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These persons who cannot declare potential facts through the process of reporting a malfunction (for example, if the manager is involved) can now exercise their right of whistleblowing. The whistleblowing right must be exercised disinterestedly and in good faith.
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Synoptic Conditions and Moisture Sources Actuating Extreme Precipitation in Nepal
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- Geophysical Institute
Despite the vast literature on heavy‐precipitation events in South Asia, synoptic conditions and moisture sources related to extreme precipitation in Nepal have not been addressed systematically. We investigate two types of synoptic conditions—low‐pressure systems and midlevel troughs—and moisture sources related to extreme precipitation events. To account for the high spatial variability in rainfall, we cluster station‐based daily precipitation measurements resulting in three well‐separated geographic regions: west, central, and east Nepal. For each region, composite analysis of extreme events shows that atmospheric circulation is directed against the Himalayas during an extreme event. The direction of the flow is regulated by midtropospheric troughs and low‐pressure systems traveling toward the respective region. Extreme precipitation events feature anomalous high abundance of total column moisture. Quantitative Lagrangian moisture source diagnostic reveals that the largest direct contribution stems from land (approximately 75%), where, in particular, over the Indo‐Gangetic Plain moisture uptake was increased. Precipitation events occurring in this region before the extreme event likely provided additional moisture.


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The viscoelasticity of a fluid was tuned with the Faradaic reaction of (11-ferrocenylundecyl)trimethylammonium bromide (FTMA), a "redox-switchable" surfactant. An aqueous solution of the reduced form of FTMA exhibited a remarkable viscoelasticity in the presence of sodium salicylate (NaSal) because of the formation of three-dimensional entanglement of wormlike micelles. Electrolytic oxidation of FTMA caused the viscosity of the system to dramatically decrease and the elasticity to disappear. This drastic decrease in viscoelasticity arose from the disruption of wormlike micelles. This novel electrorheological phenomenon is expected to be applicable to ink for inkjet printers, the electrochemically controlled release of substances entrapped in wormlike micelles of FTMA, and fluid flow rate control using electric signals.
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Colloid and Surface Chemistry


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Intelix DIGI-P51-BSTK Presentation Switcher/Scaler - 5 Input x 1 Output
Intelix DIGI-P51-BSTK Presentation Switcher/Scaler - 5 Input x 1 Output allows the integration of multiple analog and digital devices into a high-definition environment. Mounting options include wall, under table, or resting on a shelf.
The DIGI-P51 allows selection of five different sources, and will simultaneously scale the selected video to an HDMI output. The unit features three HDCP compliant HDMI inputs and two VGA inputs with discrete analog audio inputs for each input connection. The VGA inputs can be configured to support YPbPr (component video) and CV (composite video) video formats. There are seven fixed output resolutions to pick from, and several aspect ratio modes, which will ensure your content is displayed properly. The DIGI-P51 offers unique audio options designed to simplify your installation. All audio inputs are embedded into the HDMI stream, so you can use your display speakers for audio. Additionally, the line level output can be used for reinforcement. A balanced input is provided (line or microphone level) which is mixed with the source audio to provide voice lift capabilities; while the volumes of the mic and source can be individually controlled.
The DIGI-P51 can be controlled in many different ways. When the VGA inputs are defined as PC signal inputs, the DIGI-P51 can be configured to automatically switch to an input once connected to the switcher; once a device is removed, the DIGI-P51 will switch to the first active input with HDMI inputs taking priority. The front panel offers source selection, output resolution, and volume control. Third party control systems can utilize RS232 rear panel and rear panel IR control. CEC enabled source devices can be controlled from a CEC enabled display.


of an array reference and allow for an arbitrary number of additional elements. At first thought you might think you could do it this way:
 # I want to validate stuff like: [1,"hello", $obj, 2,3,4,5,6,...]
 subtype AllowTailingArgs,
 as Tuple[
 Int,
 Str,
 Object,
 ArrayRef[Int],
 ];
However what this will actually validate are structures like this:
 [10,"Hello", $obj, [11,12,13,...] ]; # Notice element 4 is an ArrayRef
In order to allow structured validation of, "and then some", arguments, you can use the "slurpy" method against a type constraint. For example:
 use MooseX::Types::Structured qw(Tuple slurpy);
 subtype AllowTailingArgs,
 as Tuple[
 Int,
 Str,
 Object,
 slurpy ArrayRef[Int],
 ];
This will now work as expected, validating ArrayRef structures such as:
 [1,"hello", $obj, 2,3,4,5,6,...]
A few caveats apply. First, the slurpy type constraint must be the last one in the list of type constraint parameters. Second, the parent type of the slurpy type constraint must match that of the containing type constraint. That means that a Tuple can allow a slurpy ArrayRef (or children of ArrayRefs, including another Tuple) and a Dict can allow a slurpy HashRef (or children/subtypes of HashRef, also including other Dict constraints).
Please note the technical way this works 'under the hood' is that the slurpy keyword transforms the target type constraint into a coderef. Please do not try to create your own custom coderefs; always use the slurpy method. The underlying technology may change in the future but the slurpy keyword will be supported.
ERROR MESSAGES
Error reporting has been improved to return more useful debugging messages. Now I will stringify the incoming check value with Devel::PartialDump so that you can see the actual structure that is tripping up validation. Also, I report the 'internal' validation error, so that if a particular element inside the Structured Type is failing validation, you will see that. There's a limit to how deep this internal reporting goes, but you shouldn't see any of the "failed with ARRAY(XXXXXX)" that we got with earlier versions of this module.
This support is continuing to expand, so it's best to use these messages for debugging purposes and not for creating messages that 'escape into the wild' such as error messages sent to the user.
Please see the test '12-error.t' for a more lengthy example. Your thoughts and preferable tests or code patches very welcome!
EXAMPLES
Here are some additional example usage for structured types. All examples can be found also in the 't/examples.t' test. Your contributions are also welcomed.
Normalize a HashRef
You need a hashref to conform to a canonical structure but are required accept a bunch of different incoming structures. You can normalize using the Dict type constraint and coercions. This example also shows structured types mixed which other MooseX::Types libraries.
 package Test::MooseX::Meta::TypeConstraint::Structured::Examples::Normalize;
 use Moose;
 use DateTime;
 use MooseX::Types::Structured qw(Dict Tuple);
 use MooseX::Types::DateTime qw(DateTime);
 use MooseX::Types::Moose qw(Int Str Object);
 use MooseX::Types -declare => [qw(Name Age Person)];
 subtype Person,
 as Dict[
 name=>Str,
 age=>Int,
 ];
 coerce Person,
 from Dict[
 first=>Str,
 last=>Str,
 years=>Int,
 ], via { +{
 name => "$_->{first} $_->{last}",
 age => $_->{years},
 }},
 from Dict[
 fullname=>Dict[
 last=>Str,
 first=>Str,
 ],
 dob=>DateTime,
 ],
 ## DateTime needs to be inside of single quotes here to disambiguate the
 ## class package from the DataTime type constraint imported via the
 ## line "use MooseX::Types::DateTime qw(DateTime);"
 via { +{
 name => "$_->{fullname}{first} $_->{fullname}{last}",
 age => ($_->{dob} - 'DateTime'->now)->years,
 }};
 has person => (is=>'rw', isa=>Person, coerce=>1);
And now you can instantiate with all the following:
 __PACKAGE__->new(
 person=>{
 name=>'John Napiorkowski',
 age=>39,
 },
 );
 __PACKAGE__->new(
 person=>{
 first=>'John',
 last=>'Napiorkowski',
 years=>39,
 },
 );
 __PACKAGE__->new(
 person=>{
 fullname => {
 first=>'John',
 last=>'Napiorkowski'
 },
 dob => 'DateTime'->new(
 year=>1969,
 month=>2,
 day=>13
 ),
 },
 );
This technique is a way to support various ways to instantiate your class in a clean and declarative way.
SEE ALSO
The following modules or resources may be of interest.
Moose, MooseX::Types, Moose::Meta::TypeConstraint, MooseX::Meta::TypeConstraint::Structured
AUTHORS
 - John Napiorkowski <_EMAIL_>
 - Florian Ragwitz <_EMAIL_>
 - יובל קוג'מן (Yuval Kogman) <_EMAIL_>
 - Tomas (t0m) Doran <_EMAIL_>
 - Robert Sedlacek <_EMAIL_>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2008 by John Napiorkowski.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.
CONTRIBUTORS
 - Ansgar Burchardt <_EMAIL_>
 - Dave Rolsky <_EMAIL_>
 - Jesse Luehrs <_EMAIL_>
 - Karen Etheridge <_EMAIL_>
 - Ricardo Signes <_EMAIL_>
 - Robert 'phaylon' Sedlacek <_EMAIL_>
 - Stevan Little <_EMAIL_>
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What is Patient Involvement?
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When we talk about 'involvement' we mean patients and the public of all ages getting actively involved in the research process itself rather than being the participants or subjects of the research. Many people describe patient and public involvement in research as research that is done with or by patients and the public and not to, about or for them.
Why is Patient and Public Involvement important for health research?
There are many reasons why patient and public involvement is important for health research:
- Researchers do not always have experience of the health condition, illness or disease that they are researching. It is important that patients, service users and carers provide their personal experiences and perspectives to guide the design and delivery of health research.
- It is considered the right thing to do for patients and the public to be involved in any publicly funded research that may have an impact on them
- It can help to improve the quality, relevance and impact of health research.
Why is Patient and Public Involvement important for you?
If someone was to go and redecorate your bedroom and they did not ask you how you wanted it doing, how would they know what to do to make sure it was right for you, and that you liked it?
This is the same with research, there is a lot of research being done in rheumatology, however if researchers do not ask people with rheumatology conditions how best to do their research, how can they be sure they are doing it in the best way or that they are investigating the most important issues for you?
Involving patients and the public in research is so important to ensure research is relevant, fits your needs and is being conducted as effectively as possible.
There is also a lack of young people's opinions in the area of rheumatology research and so getting involved in Your Rheum is a great opportunity to be amongst the first young people telling researchers what you want and need.


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Fish eggs can survive being eaten by ducks and some will still hatch again after being passed in droppings, study finds
- Researchers fed carp eggs to ducks in a laboratory and found 0.2% survived
- Of the eggs that passed through in tact, several actually went on to hatch
- The finding could explain how fish colonize isolated bodies of water
Fish eggs may be much more resilient than previously thought as new research shows they can survive being eaten and can actually hatch after being defecated back out into the wild.
A team of researchers from the Danube Research Institute made the discovery by testing what would happen when carp eggs were force fed to ducks in a laboratory.
The team fed 8,000 eggs from two different invasive species of carp to a group of eight mallard ducks, and then examined the duck feces to see what would happen to the eggs after being eaten.
Researchers force fed 8,000 carp eggs to eight mallard ducks in a laboratory and found that 0.2% of the eggs survived and were still viable and in tact after being defecated out, and several actually hatched two to three days later
While most of the eggs were destroyed while passing through the ducks' digestive system, 18 eggs, or around 0.2% of the total, made it through in tact, according to a report in Science News.
Of the 18 eggs that remained viable after being defecated back out again, three went on to hatch between two and three days later.
The team created a separate set of 200 fertilized eggs as a control to compare the hatching rates, but the control group developed a widespread fungal infection that killed most.
The ducks' digestive system is relatively fast moving, with most eggs passing completely through within an hour of being eaten, while a small number took four hours to fully pass.
'Despite the relatively short retention times of fish eggs within the digestive tract of mallards, these birds are still likely to play a significant role in long-distance dispersal of carp,' the team report.
The surprising discovery could help explain how fish end up colonizing small ponds and isolated lakes unconnected to other bodies of water
Adult carp lay an average of 100,000 eggs a day in the wild, and a mallard duck can fly over 800 miles in a single day
While the survival rate of the eggs was comparatively small, the team points out that a mature adult carp in the wild can lay as many as 100,000 eggs, meaning a significant percentage of fertilized embryo could survive being eaten.
According to the team, the findings could help explain the mystery of how fish have 'somehow colonized isolated water bodies all over the world without human assistance.'
In the past, scientists theorized that fish eggs might have been attached to the feathers or feet of certain species of waterbird, but the team's research introduces another potential explanation.
A mallard duck can fly as far as 80 miles in a single day, and could travel dozens of miles or more in single hour it might take an egg to pass through its digestive tract.
According to the researchers is to see whether the survival rates they recorded in a labortatory setting hold true for eggs in the wild
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Integrated commercial heat pump dryer series
Integrated commercial heat pump dryer
Integrated heat pump dry system is a compact, high performance dry system. We combine all parts include compressor, fans, control system, condensation, evaporimeter, etc together to be one set dry machine. Through this way, that should be very easy to install with dryroom only through two air flow tube.
Most important integrated heat pump can recollect the heat from wast heat from Moisture because that is recycle system. That can save 40% more from wast heat. ( As all heating power can use direct 30% for dry goods and 70% will lose with process of moisture out, and integrated heat pump can save 60%-70% from this 70% wast heat again).
Because heat pump use wast heat to reheating again, then integrated heat pump can use very perfect on very cold area below 0 zero to operate because do not use environment air on heating process.
1、Super high temperature: the output wind temperature reach to 85 degrees, after more than 10 years of testing the market
2、Low temperature operation: the equipment can operate at -10 degrees Celsius, and the heat efficiency is high
3、Super high energy saving: the use of heat recovery technology, the system internal hot air circulation to reduce heat loss, according to the automatic humidity of the baking room humidity, energy saving efficiency in more than 70%, greatly reduce the operating cost.
4、Low carbon emission reduction: the drying process uses electric energy, environmental and no pollution, no waste water, waste gas and waste residue discharge, which is in line with the national environmental protection policy
5、Automation control: the use of integrated control system, man-machine interface, automatic control without personnel on duty
6、Installation is very simple, just connect import and export of air duct, the technical requirements to the installation worker is low
7、It is more competitive in the market, new products, there are selling points


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Friday 24 May
Striped hyaena (Hyaena hyaena)
What's the World's Favourite Species?Find out here.
Striped hyaena fact file
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Striped hyaena description
Like other hyaenas, the striped hyaena is dog-like in appearance, with powerful forequarters and a back that slopes down towards the tail. It gets its name from the black stripes on the sides of the pale grey or beige coat (2) (3), which is long and shaggy except for on the face and limbs (2). A crest of particularly long hair, running from the head to the tail, is erected in situations of conflict to make the hyaena look larger and more intimidating (2) (4). The striped hyaena has a long, thick neck, which along with the strong skull and jaw bones enables the hyaena to break up dry bones (2). The black and white tail is long and bushy and the feet bear short, blunt claws (3).
- Also known as
- striped hyena.
- Hyène Rayée. Top
IUCN Hyaena Specialist Group:
Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund
- The flesh of a dead animal.
- The state of being pregnant; the period from conception to birth.
- Feeding on both plants and animals.
- An area occupied and defended by an animal, a pair of animals or a colony.
IUCN Red List (June, 2009)
- Kingdon, J. (1997) The Kingdon Field Guide to African Mammals. Academic Press Ltd, London.
- Mills, M.G.L. and Hofer, H. (1998) Hyaenas. Status Survey and Conservation Action Plan. IUCN/SSC Hyaena Specialist Group, IUCN, Gland, Switzerland and Cambridge, UK.
- Mills, M.G.M. and Bearder, S.K. (2006) Hyena Family. In: Macdonald, D.W. (Ed) The Encyclopedia of Mammals. Oxford University Press, Oxford.
- Wagner, A.P. (2008) Pers. comm.
- Stuart, C. and Stuart, T. (1997) Field Guide to the Larger Mammals of Africa. Struik Publishers, Cape Town.
- Leakey, L.N., Milledge, S.A.H., Leakey, S.M., Edung, J., Haynes, P., Kiptoo, D.K. and McGeorge, A. (1999) Diet of striped hyaena in northern Kenya. African Journal of Ecology, 37(3): 314 - 326.
UNEP-WCMC: Ranthambore National Park (December, 2007)
UNEP-WCMC: Serengeti National Park (December, 2007)
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Striped hyaena biology
The striped hyaena is a well-studied animal; however, what is understood about the behaviour and ecology of the striped hyaena is largely limited to studies undertaken in Kenya, Tanzania and Israel. There are anecdotal reports that elsewhere, such as east of Israel, their ecology could be substantially different (5).
The striped hyaena is most frequently seen singly or in pairs, although groups of up to seven can occur (3). Social contact is limited by the need to forage alone over very large ranges, which they do so under the cover of night (2) (6). When moving around regularly used paths within their territory, grass stalks are marked with a secretion from the anal pouch (2) (4), leaving a clear sign to any intruders of the owner's presence (4). If neighbouring hyaenas do happen to meet, they fluff out their fur and erect their crest in an attempt to look intimidating and fights may erupt in which they nip at each others thick necks (2).
The striped hyaena is omnivorous and will feed opportunistically on almost anything it comes across as it roams great distances at night (2) (6). This includes seeds, leaves, fruits, insects, birds, fish, and many species of mammal (7). A competent hunter, a single striped hyaena is known to be capable of killing prey up to the size of a donkey, and can even kill and eat tortoises despite their protective shell. It is rarely a fast enough runner to catch quick and alert animals, but can stalk and seize unaware hares, foxes and rodents. Striped hyaenas also scavenge, feeding on scraps from garbage dumps in some areas (2).
Female striped hyaenas give birth to litters of one to four cubs after a gestation of 90 to 91 days (3). They give birth in a rocky den or a burrow, preferably dug by another animal (6). The hyaena cubs open their eyes after seven to eight days, their teeth erupt after 21 days, and they begin to eat meat at an age of 30 days (3). The young cubs may suckle for up to a year (3), while they learn important foraging skills from their mother (2).Top
Striped hyaena range
The striped hyaena once occurred from Britain to China, but today it is found in north and north-east Africa, as far south as Tanzania; throughout the Middle East and Arabia into northern India (2).Top
Striped hyaena habitat
Striped hyaenas inhabit dry areas, from savanna to true desert, from sea level up to 3,000 metres (2).Top
Striped hyaena status
Classified as Near Threatened (Near Threatened) on the IUCN Red List (1).Top
Striped hyaena threats
One of the greatest threats to the striped hyaena is the misconceptions and superstitions of humans. Believed to be responsible for killing livestock, robbing graves and the disappearance of small children, the striped hyaena is severely persecuted through baiting, tracking and trapping. In the past, some governments have paid bounties for every hyaena killed, and today the Indian government still organises killings of wolves and striped hyaenas in places where carnivores are thought to be responsible for child disappearances. Even when not deliberately persecuted, striped hyaenas are often poisoned by bait laid out for other carnivores, captured in traps set by fur trappers for other species, and killed in traffic accidents (3). The once very abundant striped hyaena has now declined over most of its range and is extinct in many localities (2) (3); a result of not only those threats listed above, but also caused by a decline in carrion due to decreasing populations of other large carnivores (such as wolves, leopards and tigers) and their prey (3).Top
Striped hyaena conservation
The striped hyaena occurs in several protected areas throughout its range including Ranthambore National Park in India (8), and Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, a World Heritage Site (9). In 1998, the Hyaena Specialist Group published a Conservation Action Plan which outlines actions required to improve the conservation status of all hyaena species (3). The actions detailed for the striped hyaena include campaigning for increased protection of the species throughout its range, and undertaking further studies of its behaviour, ecology and biology. It is also recognised that one of the most important, and possibly difficult, challenges, is to alter people's negative perception of hyaenas. Before the striped hyaena and its relatives are viewed in a more positive light, it will be difficult to improve the status of these fascinating animals (3).Top
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To find out more about striped hyaena conservation projects, see:
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|Little Hangleton graveyard|
The Little Hangleton graveyard was the final resting place of the Riddle Family of Little Hangleton. The three Riddles, Thomas, Mary, and their son Tom, were all laid to rest in this graveyard shortly after being murdered by their teenage son, Tom Marvolo Riddle (who would grow up to become the infamous Dark Wizard Lord Voldemort).
The graveyard was located in the valley county side outside the village of Little Hangleton. Like the village, both the graveyard and its church, were clearly visible from the hillside above the valley. The graveyard was bordered by a stone wall and sat next to the grounds of the vast Riddle estate and the Riddle House was clearly visible from the graveyard. Frank Bryce, the Riddle's groundskeeper, lived in a cottage on the grounds which was located right next to the graveyard and was separated from it by the stone wall. One set of the cottage's kitchen windows faced the graveyard. The grave yard was placed in an uneven area which resulted in it having high and low burial ranges nged from wide open to narrow and cramped. There was also a small wooden area filled with yew and other bare trees.
In previous years, the Little Hangleton graveyard was a fine resting place for the citizens of the Little Hangleton. However by 1994 the graveyard had become overgrown. Many of the graves had become covered by ivy and moss. Many of the names written on them had become faded. Several grave stones had become tilted and sunken into the ground. A number of stone steps had also recessed into the ground and partly hidden. The Riddle House can be seen in the distance.
GravesAs well as having normal graves, the graveyard also had above ground mausoleums and a series of below ground vaults and catacombs. While most of those buried had simple head stones to mark their graves, there were several other monuments that were grander. Several were marked by stone obelisks and angels. Near the mausoleum and vaults were a number of stone sarcophaguses. Several of these were placed on top of each other. The most opulent of the graves belonged to the Riddle family. The Riddle grave was marked by a large marble headstone that bore the names of Thomas Riddle, Mary Riddle and Tom Riddle Sr.. The most striking feature of the grave was the large stone statue of the Angel of Death. The angel bore a raised scythe in its right hand and featured a skull face and skeletal hands.
The Riddle murders
In 1943, Tom Marvolo Riddle (the future Lord Voldemort) came to Little Hangleton to seek out his family and travelled to the Gaunt shack, the former home of his mother Merope Gaunt. There, he found his half-crazed uncle, Morfin Gaunt, living in deplorable conditions. Gaunt (who had no idea that this boy was his nephew) immediately mistook Riddle for "that Muggle that married my (Morfin's) sister,". Morfin went on to tell his sister Merope's tragic tale, and how she was abandoned by her husband many years ago. Riddle was enraged by what he considered the tale of his father causing his mother's death and condemning him to a miserable life in a Muggle orphanage.
After Morfin finished his story, Riddle temporarily incapacitated his uncle, and took his wand. He then proceeded to the "big house over the way" Morfin had told him about, the Riddle House. Once there, Riddle used the Killing Curse upon his father and his Muggle grandparents, Thomas Riddle and Mary Riddle. Riddle returned to the Gaunt shack and replaced Morfin's wand on his person and altered his memory so that he would confess to killing the Riddles and there would be no further investigation into the matter.
The Riddle's gardener, Frank Bryce, was accused of the murders on the Muggle end of the investigation. Though, the baffled Great Hangleton Police were forced to release Bryce for lack of evidence, as the cause of death could not be determined, Bryce's life was mired in rumour and speculation. Morfin, meanwhile, proudly confessed to killing the Riddles to the Ministry of Magic (which recognised it as a wizard's murder instantly), and was taken away to Azkaban Prison to serve a life sentence for the murder of the Riddle family. Thus, two men paid for the crimes of the future Lord Voldemort while Riddle escaped with Marvolo Gaunt's Ring, stolen from his uncle Morfin. The three Riddles were laid to rest in a prepared family grave in the Little Hangleton Graveyard, where their remains would remain undisturbed for over fifty years.
Plot against Harry Potter
Many years later, the adult Lord Voldemort hatched a plot to regain his body and murder his greatest enemy, Harry Potter. The potion he devised required three ingredients: bone of the father unwillingly given, flesh of the servant willingly sacrificed, and blood of the enemy forcibly taken. Lord Voldemort returned to the site of his first murder, the Riddle House, with his servant Peter Pettigrew in August of 1994. Frank Bryce, now an old man, saw a light in the windows of the Riddle House and went to investigate. Inside, he overheard part of Lord Voldemort's plan to capture and kill Harry Potter but was discovered by Nagini, who reported his presence to Voldemort. After a brief confrontation between Bryce and the Dark Lord, Voldemort performed the same curse upon Bryce that he performed on the Riddle Family more than half a century ago in that very same house, killing Bryce instantly.
Return of the Dark Lord and the graveyard duel
On the night of the Third Task of the Triwizard Tournament (which had been grossly manipulated by Lord Voldemort through his servant, Barty Crouch Jr.), 24 June 1995, Harry Potter entered the Triwizard Maze in search of the Triwizard Cup. Unbeknownst to Harry or anyone else involved in the Tournament, Crouch had turned the Triwizard Cup into a Portkey to the Little Hangleton Graveyard. Harry and Cedric Diggory arrived at the cup at the same time, and having helped each other several times throughout the course of the Tournament, agreed to take the cup together and tie for first place. Upon touching the cup, the pair was transported to the resting place of the Riddle Family, the Little Hangleton Graveyard, where the Dark Lord was awaiting Harry with Peter Pettigrew. Pettigrew murdered Cedric using Voldemort's wand, then proceeded to concocted a potion using Harry's blood, Tom Riddle Sr.'s bones, and Pettigrew's own hand.
The Dark Lord, restored to physical form, briefly duelled Harry, who was forced to hide and dodge behind tombstones to avoid Voldemort's curses. Finally, Harry fired a Disarming Charm at Voldemort at the same moment Voldemort attempted a Killing Curse on Harry. The spells collided and formed a golden thread that connected the two wands. This rare effect, the Priori Incantatem, occurred due to the wands' "twin cores:" feathers from the same phoenix. Harry's courage overpowered Voldemort's destructive will, and his wand forced the Dark Lord's wand to regurgitate "echoes" of the spells it had previously cast, in reverse order. First came an "echo" of Cedric Diggory, followed by Frank Bryce, Bertha Jorkins, Harry's mother, Lily, and finally Harry's father, James Potter. They instructed Harry to break the connection when he was ready and to grab the Triwizard Cup to return to Hogwarts, as they would be able to momentarily hold Voldemort at bay. Cedric Diggory requested that Harry take his body back to Hogwarts, to his family, which Harry agreed to do in honour of his fallen classmate and fellow Champion. Harry broke the connection, and while the apparitions held Voldemort off, he was able to grab Cedric's body, summon the Triwizard Cup to him and escape from the Little Hangleton Graveyard.
Known buried people
- Tom Riddle Sr. (killed by Lord Voldemort)
- Thomas Riddle (killed by Lord Voldemort)
- Mary Riddle (killed by Lord Voldemort)
- Becca Ramsea (unknown death)
- Eddi Stoddy (unknown death)
- Charles Epanel (unknown death)
- Charles Pikal (unknown death)
- Gulray (unknown death)
- Rebecca R. (unknown death)
Behind the scenes
- According to production designer Stuart Craig, the inspriation for the graveyard was Highgate Cemetry in North London which had been reclaimed by nature.
- In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film), Wormtail trapped Harry in the arms of the Angel of Death statue while in the novel, Wormtail ties Harry to the Riddle Headstone with conjured cords.
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Mentioned as "graveyard")
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film) (Appears in flashback(s))
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Appears in flashback(s))
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film) (Flashback on Disc 2)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (Appears in flashback(s))
- Harry Potter:


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What is a box ¶
A Box is the basic element of the Behaviors.
A Box may contain a simple elementary action ( Say box for example), as well as a very complex application (room exploration for example).
To go further :
Box identity ¶
The table below describes the properties allowing you to identify a Box.
|A||Name||Name of the box.|
|B||Image||A specific image helps to understand the box type or content.|
Displays the description of the box and some tips.
Appears when holding the pointer over the box and also at the bottom of the Box libraries panel.
Box content ¶
The content of a box depend on its type :
- a Python box contains a Python script,
- a Flow diagram box contains a Flow diagram,
- a Timeline box contains a Timeline.
- a Dialog box refers to a Dialog topic
How to display the content of a box ¶
To display the content of a box, double click the box.
A Dialog box acts as a shortcut to the Dialog topic it refers to. If you double-click the box, you will edit the dialog topic. Other boxes referring to that topic will be impacted.
Box connectors and parameters ¶
The table below describes the main connectors of a Box :
|A||Inputs||Receive events in order to start or stop the box.|
|B||Outputs||Send events and/or data during box execution or when the box execution is stopped.|
|C||Parameters||Receive data used by the box.|
How to create a new box ¶
To create a box:
||Right click on the Flow diagram wherever you want to create the box.|
In the contextual menu, under the Create a new box section, choose the type of the box you want to create.
Optional If you choosed to create a Dialog box, you must choose the dialog topic used by the box.
The box name is automatically generated from the chosen topic, unless you modify it by hand.
You can also create a new dialog topic directly from here.
||Define a Name and a Description for your box.|
||Optional : set the picture to recognize it among other boxes.|
Optional : set Parameters, Inputs and Outputs.
For further details about parameters, see: How to add/remove inputs, outputs, parameters in a box.
Click the OK button.
The created box is displayed on the diagram.
Editing a Box ¶
Click on a Box, to display and edit:
Edit Box widget ¶
When you edit or create a Box, the following widget is displayed:
The table below describes the Edit Box widget:
|Part||Name||Allows you to...|
Show some box properties:
Define the Box identity :
Specify an image.
Click the Edit button and select one or several image(s).
You can choose several images to have a complete graphical description of what it does. But you should know that only the first image is displayed beside the box name in a box library.
|D||Connectors and Parameters||
Define the Box connectors and parameters.
Add a Plugin to the box.
It is an advanced feature allowing you to add a control the frontage of the box.


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Custom tab, Encumbrances section is ignored.
Note: For more information on the encumbrance process, refer to Review of the Nightly Encumbrance Process in HRS
3. In the expanded USA section:
- The FLSA (Fair Labor Standards Act) Status field indicates whether the job is exempt from overtime pay or nonexempt.
Viewing the Job Labor Tab
1. To display labor union information for an employee, click the Job Labor tab
2. After clicking the Job Labor tab, the Job Labor tab displays:
- The Bargaining Unit field was formerly known as "Union Local" in our legacy system.
Note: If an employee's Job Code is associated with a labor union, the Bargaining Unit field displays the labor union number and description.
- The Union Code field was formerly known as "Bargaining Unit" in our legacy system
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Viewing the Payroll Tab
1. To display Payroll information for the employee, click the Payroll tab.
- The Pay Group field is a 3-character code which ties the employee to a particular UW Payroll Calendar, with specific pay period begin and end dates. The first letter of the employee's Pay Group code identifies the applicable UW Payroll Calendar.
Note: For more information on Pay Group codes, refer to Pay Group Descriptions in HRS
Exception: If an employee's job has a Pay Group code of NON, these are non-paid appointments which are not paid through HRS.
- The Employee Type field indicates whether the employee is salaried (S), hourly (H) or non-paid (N); the Employee Type field is used in HRS reporting.
Note: A salaried employee is paid monthly; an hourly employee is paid biweekly.
- The FICA Status field displays whether or not an employee is subject to the Federal Insurance Contributions Act.
Note: FICA is a U.S. law requiring a deduction from paychecks and income that goes toward the Social Security program and Medicare.
Viewing the Salary Plan Tab
1. To display Salary Administration Plan information, click the Salary Plan tab
2. After clicking the Salary Plan tab, the Salary Plan tab displays:
- The Salary Administration Plan field is coded differently for salaried and hourly employees.
Salaried employee (e.g. Paul Professor) breakdown of the code AD1C is as follows:
- First character (e.g. A) is the alpha code campus identifier; in this example, A represents Madison.
- Second and third characters (e.g. D1) equals the Title Group
- Fourth character represents either 9-months (e.g. C) or Annual (e.g. A).Hourly employee: the Salary Administration Plan is a two digit number representing the pay schedule to which the classification is assigned.Note: For policy information regarding compensation for salaried employees, refer to UW System Unclassified Personnel Guideline #4 (Unclassified Compensation).
- The Grade field is coded differently for salaried and hourly employees.
Salaried employee: breakdown of the code I01 is as follows:
- First character is one of three values: I (Institution), S (System), or a numeric value (e.g. 0) to indicate whether the salary range is set at the System level, approved to be unique to the Institution (e.g. campus) level, or is Extraordinary.
Hourly employee: the Grade field represents the pay range within the pay schedule.
- Second and third characters (e.g. 01) are the salary range which defines the minimum and maximum.
Viewing the Compensation Tab
1. To display compensation information, click the Compensation tab
2. After clicking the Compensation tab, the Compensation tab displays:
- In the Compensation section, the *Frequency field is the compensation frequency of either H, M or 9M.
Note: For more information on Comp Rate Frequency, refer to Comp Rate Frequency in HRS
- In the expanded Pay Rates section, the calculated dollar amounts are shown for Hourly, Monthly, 9M, and Annual.
- In the Pay Components section, in the Amounts mini-tab:
- The Rate Code field is different for salaried and hourly employees.
- The Comp Rate field is the compensation rate.
- The Frequency column shows the compensation rate frequency of the salaried or hourly employee.
Viewing the UW Custom Tab
1. To display UW customized information, click the UW Custom tab
2. After clicking the UW Custom tab, the UW Custom tab displays:
- The Continuity Status Information section displays information about the employee's continuation of employment.
Note: For a list of Continuity codes, refer to Continuity Status in HRS
- The Rate Exceptions section shows indicators for rates under the minimum or over the maximum, if applicable.
- The External Systems section identifies the recruitment system which initiated recruitment for this job; the Source System field displays the name of the recruitment system, if applicable.
- CHRIS = Classified Human Resource Information System
- PVL = Position Vacancy Listing
- Other = blank records converted to HRS; or graduate student at UW-Madison
- TAM = Talent Acquisition Management
- blank = the new job record was created within HRSNote: The Number field displays the relevant Source System reference number, if applicable.
- The Non-Resident Alien Info section displays the Income Code for U.S. Internal Revenue Service tax form 1042-S, "Foreign Person's U.S. Source Income Subject to Withholding."
- The Encumbrances section shows salary encumbrance setup information for the employee; the encumbrance setup is different for employees whose Pay Basis is either Annual, Academic, or Hourly.
Note: If the Encumbrance Override field (from the Job Information tab) has a checkmark, HRS will ignore all encumbrance setup information in this Encumbrances section on the UW Custom tab.
Viewing the UW Benefits Tab
1. To display Benefits eligibility information, click the UW Benefits tab.
2. After clicking on the UW Benefits tab, the UW Benefits tab displays:
- The Previous WRS State and Local Service fields display a numeric value, depending upon whether or not there is prior Wisconsin Retirement System (WRS) service.
- 0 (e.g. zero) = employee has no prior WRS service
- 1 through 11 = number of months of employee's prior WRS service
- 12 = employee has one year or more of previous WRS service
Note: The number 12 is the highest value that can be used in the Previous WRS State Service field.
- The Benefit Service Date field allows all or part of the employee's waiting periods for State Group Health and/or Income Continuation Insurance to be waived if they had prior WRS State Service. If the employee had prior service indicated in the Previous WRS State Service field, the default value of the Date of Hire will be rolled back up to 12 months to account for that service.
- The WRS Before July 1, 2011 indicator drives whether an employee will be enrolled in the WRS based on the 1/3 of FTE or the 2/3 FTE requirement under Wisconsin Act 32. If an employee has prior WRS state service, the indicator will show "Yes" if that service was prior to this date, or "No" if it is after this date.
- The Rehired Annuitant field should be updated if the employee provides a completed Rehired Annuitant Form (ET-2319) when hired. The values in this field drive WRS eligibility based on if the employee is required to go back into the WRS, is not allowed to go back into the WRS, or had the choice.
- The Visiting From Other Institution field will be checked "Yes" if the employee is a professor on leave from their own institution and within the first of employment with the UW. During this first year, the professor will not be enrolled in the WRS, but allowed to enroll for State Group Health.
- The Work Out of State Required field will be checked "Yes" if the employee is required to work out of the state of Wisconsin as a condition of their employment. This allows them to receive the more favorable rate for the State Group Health Access Plan.
- The Health Rate field will default to a value of "Full Share Rate" for all employees. A value of "Less Than Half Time" if the employee will be working 20 hours or less on average per week. This field does not apply to Grads.
- The Eligibility Exception field is set by automated processes (or manually by the Service Center) for WRS Lookback, when employees are rehired within a year of leaving a WRS appointment, or in special circumstances requiring an override of other eligibility criteria.
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Viewing the Benefits Program Participation Page
- If the Elig Fld 1 (Eligibility Field 1) field = Y, the employee is eligible for WRS benefits; deductions are taken.
- If the Elig Fld 1 field = N, the employee is not eligible for WRS benefits.
Note: The value of the Elig Fld 1 field for employee WRS eligibility displays on the Payroll Edit Report during a payroll processing week; refer to [Link for document 19809 is unavailable at this time.]
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Additional ResourcesRelated KBs:
- Comp Rate Frequency in HRS
- Continuity Status in HRS
- Employee Classifications (Empl Class) in HRS
- FTE to Standard Hours Conversion Table for HRS
- HR Report List for HRS
- Searching For an Employee's Position Number From


How to Randomly Select N Rows
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Suppose there're 4 kinds of fruit displayed in a supermarket.
mysql> select * from fruits;
+----+--------+
| id | name |
+----+--------+
| 1 | apple |
| 2 | banana |
| 3 | cherry |
| 4 | mango |
+----+--------+
4 rows in set (0.00 sec)
A mother asks you to select 2 fruits randomly for her from the list. In such case, you can use order by rand() combining with limit 2 to meet her requirements like this.
mysql> select * from fruits order by rand() limit 2;
+----+--------+
| id | name |
+----+--------+
| 4 | mango |
| 2 | banana |
+----+--------+
2 rows in set (0.00 sec)
Which means, the statement will sort the output based on their random value of each row generated by rand() function and then retrieve only the top 2 rows.
For ensuring the output is listed in sequence for her conveniences to pick up, you can using a subquery and order by the first column to achieve this:
mysql> select * from (select * from fruits order by rand() limit 2) t order by 1;
+----+--------+
| id | name |
+----+--------+
| 2 | banana |
| 4 | mango |
+----+--------+
2 rows in set (0.00 sec)
As simple as that.
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Mix fuel with oil by first determining the appropriate fuel to oil ratio for your engine, and then mixing the oil and fuel in an empty fuel container. Do not use a container with any residual fuel in it, even if it is the same fuel your engine requires, as doing so interferes with the correct mix ratio.
The key step in mixing fuel and oil is determining the correct fuel ratio for the engine. The majority of small engine equipment uses either a 50:1 or 32:1 fuel-to-oil ratio. The correct fuel ratio is always printed in the equipment's owner's manual. Some manufacturers also print or stamp the correct ratio directly onto the engine or gas cap. If you do not have the owner's manual and the ratio is not printed on the engine, contact the manufacturer for the correct ratio.
Once you have the correct ratio, measure the appropriate amounts of fuel and oil before mixing. For example, if your engine uses a 50:1 ratio, pour 2.6 ounces of oil into the container, and then add 1 gallon of fuel. When mixing the fuel and oil, always pour the oil into the empty fuel container first. When you add the fuel, the two liquids mix naturally, eliminating the need to stir the contents or shake the container. Only mix as much fuel as you need for a few days' work, as the two liquids eventually separate, which can cause problems in the engine.


Title
The Role of HIF1-Alpha in Regulating Carbonic Anhydrases within the Nucleus Pulposus
Document Type
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Presentation Date
5-29-2014
Abstract
Hypotheses:
Carbonic anhydrases plays an essential role in maintaining the homeostasis of the disc microenvironment due to its hypoxic nature.
HIF1-alpha plays a crucial role in CA regulation within NP cells and as a result disc degeneration may be related to inappropriate CA regulation.
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[Anglican Communion News Service] The Prince of Wales, Prince Charles, has visited a number of Anglican churches as part of his annual summer tour of the country. The Prince of Wales is a title traditionally – but not always – given to the eldest son and heir of the British Monarch. It is largely ceremonial and carries no constitutional authority. In his tour this year Prince Charles visited two churches in St. David's Diocese and one in St. Asaph, which has within its churchyard a Yew Tree thought to be 5,000 years old.
In St. David's Diocese, he visited St. Jerome's Church in Llangwm, near Haverfordwest. Here he saw an award-winning tapestry depicting Llangwm's links with its historic Flemish past and, along with his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, presented an award to parishioner Pam Hunt, whose vision gave rise to the project, in recognize of its imaginative use of digital technology.
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