get(userPhoneNumber) + 1
 );
 }
 Map<String, String> percentageOfClosedCases = new Map<String, String>();
 //When it's done, we calculate the percentage for every user
 for (String phoneNumber : numberOfTreatedCases.keySet()) {
 Integer closedCases = numberOfTreatedCases.get(phoneNumber);
 Integer totalCases = totalCasesByUser.get(phoneNumber);
 //We don't want to get a 33,333333...%, so we convert it to an integer
 Integer percentage = (Decimal.valueOf(closedCases) /
 decimal.valueOf(totalCases) *
 100)
 .intValue();
 //People with a percentage of more than 80% are considered "good workers". So we don't need to send them a message
 if (percentage <= 80) {
 percentageOfClosedCases.put(phoneNumber, String.valueOf(percentage));
 }
 }
 //We return the final map, and we will use it inside of the callTwilio method
 return percentageOfClosedCases;
 }
 //We use it to call the Twilio API with the Schedulable interface
 public static void execute(SchedulableContext SC) {
 //We define the messageToSend and productivityMap variables. I know, productivityMap is a collection instead
 String messageToSend;
 //We call the getProductivityMap to get all the numbers of workers we want to call
 Map<String, String> productivityMap = getProductivityMap(getOpenedCases());
 for (String eachNumber : productivityMap.keySet()) {
 //We define the message you will see on your mobile phone if you aren't productive enough
 messageToSend = string.format(
 'Wake up!!! Today you have closed only {0} % of your cases, which is very low...',
 new List<string>{ productivityMap.get(eachNumber) }
 );
 //We call the Twilio API
 twilioHandler.callAPI(messageToSend, eachNumber);
 }
 }
}
Note: As I said, the Twilio integration pattern I used is the same as the one I used to integrate Twilio API with Salesforce in previous development. The only difference is that I've quickly rewritten my methods to be more easily reusable(basically by transforming some variables into method parameters. Let's make room for...THE NEW TWILIOHANDLER CLASS!!! Yes, I know, this class is so much better than the previous one.
global with sharing class twilioHandler implements Schedulable {
 //Because we call an external service, we need to use a future(with the callout=true annotation), or a queueable
 @future(callout=true)
 global static void callAPI(String message, String ToUser) {
 //We define an http request
 Http http = new Http();
 HttpRequest request = new HttpRequest();
 //We call the custom metadata type we created sooner(Twilio_Credentials__mdt), to get the actual token, the AccountSID
 //and the sender's phone number.
 //These values were given by the Twilio API, we use them to connect to the API
 String key = String.valueOf(
 Twilio_Credentials__mdt.getInstance('Send_SMS').get('Token__c')
 );
 String AccountSID = String.valueOf(
 Twilio_Credentials__mdt.getInstance('Send_SMS').get('Account_SID__c')
 );
 String phone = String.valueOf(
 Twilio_Credentials__mdt.getInstance('Send_SMS').get('Phone_Number__c')
 );
 //We define the header
 Blob credentials = Blob.valueOf(accountSID + ':' + key);
 String VERSION = '3.2.0';
 request.setHeader('X-Twilio-Client', 'salesforce-' + VERSION);
 request.setHeader('User-Agent', 'twilio-salesforce/' + VERSION);
 request.setHeader('Accept', 'application/json');
 request.setHeader('Accept-Charset', 'utf-8');
 request.setHeader(
 'Authorization',
 'Basic ' + EncodingUtil.base64Encode(credentials)
 );
 request.setHeader('Content-Type', 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded');
 //We define the endpoint
 request.setEndpoint(
 '_URL_ +
 AccountSID +
 '/Messages.json'
 );
 //We define the body
 request.setBody(
 'To=' +
 EncodingUtil.urlEncode(ToUser, 'UTF-8') +
 '&From=' +
 EncodingUtil.urlEncode(phone, 'UTF-8') +
 '&Body=' +
 message
 );
 //We need to post these data to the Twilio API, which will send the SMS to the user's phone, so the POST method is the one to use here
 request.setMethod('POST');
 //We send the request
 HttpResponse response = http.send(request);
 // If the request is successful, we parse the JSON response
 if (response.getStatusCode() == 201) {
 system.debug('success');
 } else {
 system.debug('failure');
 }
 }
 //We use the execute method of the Schedulable interface to call the Twilio API
 global void execute(SchedulableContext SC) {
 //Here the current user(ie the user doing an operation on the event) will receive the message.
 //But you can change it as you like.
 //We use the UserInfo.getUserId() to get its id, and we get its phone number with a SOQL query
 User currentUser = [
 SELECT Phone, Id
 FROM User
 WHERE Id = :UserInfo.getUserId()
 ];
 String ToUser = String.valueOf(currentUser.Phone);
 callAPI(
 'An event is about to start. Please log in to your Salesforce org.',
 ToUser
 );
 }
}
Ok, now that everything is in place, we just have to send an SMS at 4 PM every day, from Monday to Friday
System.schedule('Send SMS to service users', '0 27 15 ? * MON-FRI', new CaseManager());
Now, let's see the result:
Now the result
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I tried to receive Salesforce real-time notifications about the UEFA Champions League Final, and I failed…2023-06-11T06:00:00+00:002023-06-11T06:00:00+00:00/posts/I_tried_to_receive_on_Salesforce_real_time_UCL_final_notifications_and_I_failedMourinho I personally can't see any link between this image and the article, but I find it fun. Oh, maybe the link is that Mourinho cannot hear the real-time notifications, as for me on this development?
Hi! What's up? This post is really special because I've failed to implement it. You know that the last Saturday was the day of the UCL Final. Manchester City had to win it for the first time in their history, and Inter Milan had the chance to win their first Champions since 2010. So, I was imagining my evening like this: I would be watching the match(I mean, really watching), and from time to time, I would go to Salesforce, to verify if I had received some notifications about a new goal. But it didn't go well...So, I consider this development as a failure, and I would be glad if it turned out differently, but that's how life is, I think. So, I am not very proud of this development, because I could have done so much better, but I still would like to show it to you.
It didn't go well because I didn't test it well. Football APIs are pretty expensive. The free version of the API I used was only allowing 100 callouts a day. So, I only tested it once, on Friday night, and I considered that the response's shape would be significantly the same, which wasn't true. I was thinking I was ready, but I was not.
My errors led me to encounter some errors, like "NullPointerExceptions" or "List index out of bounds" errors, or even by giving the wrong endpoint while trying to call the API for a specific match. Errors are very common where you are a developer, but


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Identity Development, Risk, and Resilience among Gender Diverse Populations
Walter O. Bockting, Ph.D., Principal Investigator
Previous research has found that the vast majority of transgender individuals experienced discrimination and documented health inequities. Much of the data, however, is limited by the use of small convenience samples of transgender women with a history of sex work, recruited from AIDS and social service agencies. The goal of this study is to move beyond these limitations by using purposive, venue-based sampling to recruit a broad, diverse sample of transgender people in 3 U.S. cities--New York, San Francisco, and Atlanta-and enroll them into a mixed-method longitudinal study to test an adaptation of the minority stress model, investigating vulnerability, risk and resilience in the context of identity development. The aims of the study are: (1) To describe the process of transgender identity development based on qualitative lifeline interviews with a sample of 90 transgender individuals ages 16 and older, and identify periods of acute vulnerability and characteristics of resilience; (2) Informed by findings from Aim 1, to refine a model combining identity development, minority stress, and resilience, and to develop/adapt measures to assess the model's key constructs; (3) To test the model of resilience in a cohort of transgender individuals (N = 480) stratified by city, gender, and age, and follow them over time (baseline, 1-, 2-, and 3-year follow up interviews); and (4) To triangulate qualitative and quantitative data on identity development and minority stress processes in order to inform the future development and testing of intervention strategies aimed at fostering resilience and reducing stigma and discrimination. By achieving these aims, this study will make a significant advance in scientific knowledge about gender identity development, minority stress processes (enacted stigma, felts stigma, concealment, shame and their impact on health and psychosocial adjustment), minority coping (on an individual as well as community level), and the development of resilience over time. The study is innovative in its focus on an understudied minority population, the application of the lifeline interview method to this population, and the adaptation and testing of the minority stress model within the context of transgender identity development.
U.S. TRANSGENDER POPULATION HEALTH SURVEY
WALTER BOCKTING, PH.D.
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR: ILAN MEYER, PH.D.
TransPop Study, a first-of-its-kind U.S. transgender population health survey, is being conducted by researchers at the Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law, Columbia University, Harvard University, and The Fenway Institute at Fenway Health. The study will be the first national probability sample of transgender individuals in the U.S. and thus will be provide a more accurate and detailed picture of the issues faced by transgender people. The study will provide researchers and policy makers with unbiased estimates about demographics, health outcomes and well-being, and health care needs of the transgender population, which will be crucial for designing evidence-based public health and policy interventions.
The TransPop study aims to:
- Describe demographic parameters of the U.S. transgender population, such as race/ethnicity, age, gender identity, education, employment, etc.
- Describe basic health outcomes and health behaviors, such as health status, health care access, quality of life, etc.
- Describe experiences of transgender people with interpersonal and institutional discrimination in areas such as healthcare, employment, housing, etc.
- Describe transgender identity history and transition-related experiences.

source: openbmb/Ultra-FineWeb


January 23, 2004
Keeping the Found Things Found
This weeks New York Times Circuits article: Now Where Was I? New Ways to Revisit Web Sites, which covers the Keep the Found Things Found research project at University of Washington. The program is summarized:
This topic is at the heart of the Personal Information Cloud. How does a person keep the information they found attracted to themselves once they found that information. Keeping the found information at hand to use when the case to use the information arises is a regular struggle. The Personal Information Cloud is the rough cloud of information that follows the user. Users have spent much time and effort to draw information they desire close to themselves (Model of Attraction). Once they have the information, is the information in a format that is easy for the user or consumer of the information to use or even reuse.
Web Mentions


Ipomoea indica
Ipomoea indica
(Blue or Purple Morning Glory)
FAMILY
Convolvulaceae
Species
Ipomoea indica
Common name(s)
Blue or Purple Morning Glory
Flower colour; life form
Flowers blue to purple. Vine
Distinguishing features
Leaves alternate, simple, margins usually entire, lower surface of leaf silky hairy. Flowers funnel-shaped to 6-8 cm across, thickened portion in centre of each petal; petals fused, bright-blue to purple. Capsule 1 cm diameter. Robust vine scrambling over vegetation.
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A single thread of polypropylene fibers consists of 22 compressed strings of microfiber. The fibers are mixed in with concrete in order to:
1. Prevent cracking
2. Protect against destructive effects of moisture
3. Increases strength of concrete surfaces (hollows & screed locations)
Our machines produce polypropylene fibers with diameters ranging between 0.4mm and 1.5mm and lengths between 20mm and 70mm.

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BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) -- Researchers from Montana State University say population densities around national parks including Yellowstone and Glacier increased dramatically in recent decades.
The researchers say population densities rose 246 percent around Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks from 1940 to 2000.
Population density rose 210 percent around Glacier National Park in that time.
But MSU ecologist Andrew Hansen says that growth is on the low end compared to some other parks. For example, the population density around Mojave National Preserve in California is up by almost 3,000 percent.
Hansen and co-author Cory Davis are publishing their findings in Ecological Applications, a journal published by the Ecological Society of America.

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HiDef's colleagues at BioConsult SH have just released a book entitled "Birds of prey and wind farms: analysis of problems and possible solutions".
The book, which was edited by BioConsult SH's Managing Director, Georg Nehls, is aimed at wind farm developers, researchers, applied ecologists and landscape planners and discusses in detail the increase in number and capacity of wind farms in Germany and how this has affected birds of prey and their breeding success.
Several methods currently used to study the behaviour of birds of prey in relation to wind farms are discussed, including telemetry data, field observations, and comparisons of turbine base areas. Of particular interest to the UK renewables sector, Chapter 6 outlines the collision risk from wind turbines and analyses recorded fatalities. The book also establishes clear guidance to reduce impacts and estimate risks, as well as offer practical recommendations for future research.
Editors: Hötker, Hermann, Krone, Oliver, Nehls, Georg


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The Cellulo for rehabilitation project aims to provide practical, easy to use and intuitive gamified rehabilitation by using these tangible robots as game agents and objects. Our first game, Pacman for upper arm exercises, is designed iteratively with participation of stroke, brachial plexus and cerebral palsy patients (18 in total) and seven therapists in four different therapy centers.
A number of game elements are designed for tuning speed, accuracy, range of motion and challenge level; these are:
- Different maps with various mazes or sizes,
- One or two ghost(s) robot(s) chasing the Pacman
- Speed of the chasing robot(s)
- Optional rules:
- Turn rule where the user can only collect the fruits by rotating the robot on top of them,
- Cross border penalty rule where the user loses the last eaten fruit when he/she crashes into a wall,
- Haptic feedback rule to provide haptic informative assistance when the user crashes into a wall.


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SQL Server ROW function
MROW
Updated: 31 January 2012
Use the scalar function MROW to return a row from the string representation of a matrix.
MROW expects a string representation of the matrix, with columns separated by commas and rows separated by semi-colons.
Syntax
SELECT [wctMath].[wct].[MROW](
 <@Matrix, nvarchar(max),>
 ,<@m, int,>)
Arguments
@Matrix
a string representation of a matrix.
@m
The row number. Row number is a 1-based index.
Return Types
[nvarchar](max)
Remarks
· The string representations of @Matrix must only contain numbers, commas (to separate the columns), and semi-colons to separate the rows.
· Consecutive commas will generate an error.
· Consecutive semi-colons will generate an error.
· Non-numeric data between commas will generate an error
· Non-number data between semi-colons will generate an error
· To convert non-normalized data to a string format, use the Matrix2String or the Matrix2String_q function.
· To convert normalized data to a string format, use the NMatrix2String or the NMatrix2String_q function.
· @m must be greater than or equal to 1.
· If @m is greater than the number of rows an error message will be generated.
· To determine the number of columns in the matrix, use the MROWS function.
Examples
Let's assume that we had the following matrix, A, and we want to return the fifth row.
A = [-79,-45,9,9,-91,-5;68,46,9,81,-61,35;83,-25,80,-67,-22,-38;77,40,-24,69,73,-20;-17,-72,-9,-72,-6,-34;64,-47,48,-54,18,11;-4,-36,7,-56,-34,-3;-41,90,78,-43,38,64;-60,-85,-31,-83,-96,-36;-40,31,-93,-62,64,10]
We could enter the following SQL to perform the calculation.
DECLARE @A as varchar(max)

SET @A = '-79,-45,9,9,-91,-5;68,46,9,81,-61,35;83,-25,80,-67,-22,-38;77,40,-24,69,73,-20;-17,-72,-9,-72,-6,-34;64,-47,48,-54,18,11;-4,-36,7,-56,-34,-3;-41,90,78,-43,38,64;-60,-85,-31,-83,-96,-36;-40,31,-93,-62,64,10'

SELECT wct.MROW(@A, 5) as [Row]
This produces the following result.
Row
---------------------
-17,-72,-9,-72,-6,-34
The matrix does not have to be assigned to a variable before passed into the MROW function; the string can be passed in directly.
SELECT wct.MROW('-79,-45,9,9,-91,-5;68,46,9,81,-61,35;83,-25,80,-67,-22,-38;77,40,-24,69,73,-20;-17,-72,-9,-72,-6,-34;64,-47,48,-54,18,11;-4,-36,7,-56,-34,-3;-41,90,78,-43,38,64;-60,-85,-31,-83,-96,-36;-40,31,-93,-62,64,10', 5) as [Row]
This produces the following result.
Row
---------------------
-17,-72,-9,-72,-6,-34
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Deeds—No. 31. Part of Rural Section No. 78, Waitara West
made the third day of November in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight1873. 3 November.Waitara West District.
hundred and seventy three Between Henere Taraika and Paea Kaweka of the
Kaipakopako in the Province of Taranaki and Colony of New Zealand aboriginal
NativesPt. Rural Section No. 78.
of the one part and Her Majesty the Queen of the other part, Witnesseth that
in consideration of the sum of eighteen pounds sixteen shillings and six pence paid
by the Minister of Public Works to the said Henere Taraika and Paea Kaweka (the
receiptReceipt for £18.16.6.
whereof is hereby acknowledged) they the said Henare Taraika and Paea Kaweka
do and each of them doth hereby convey and assure unto Her Majesty the Queen her
heirs and successors and assigns, all that piece or parcel of land situate at the
Waitara West in the Province of Taranaki aforesaid being part of rural section
number 78 on the map of the Waitara West and containing by admeasurement one acre
three roods and twenty two perches more or less bounded towards the East by section
number 80 one hundredBoundaries. [1a. 3r. 22p.]
and eight links towards the West by Corbet Street one hundred and eight
links towards the North by other part of said section number 78 one thousand eight
hundred and ninety links and towards the South also by other part of said section
number 78 one page 46
thousand eight hundred
and ninety links, As the same is delineated on the plan drawn in the margin hereof.
Together with all ways rights and appurtenances thereto belonging and such estate
right title and interest in and to the same as they the said Henere Taraika and Paea
Kaweka are or shall become seized or possessed of or are by the Immigration and
Public Works Act 1870 or the Immigration and Public Works Act Amendment Act 1871
empowered to convey or otherwise assure, To hold the said land and premises unto Her
Majesty the Queen Her heirs and successors and assigns for ever. In Witness whereof
the said parties to these presents have hereunto subscribed their names the day and
year first above written.
Paea Kaweka x her mark.
Signed by the said Henere Taraika and Paea
Kaweka the same having been
read over and interpreted to them in the
Robert Parris, Civil
Registration. Wednesday, 8th April, 1874. Received for
Registration at 11 o'clock a.m.
A. S. Douglas,
Registrar of Deeds.
A True Copy of Original Deed, Crown Grant, and Endorsements.
H. Hanson Turton.
August 26th, 1875.


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Cross-cultural comparison of motor competence in children from Australia and Belgium
journal contributionposted on 01.01.2015, 00:00 authored by F Bardid, J R Rudd, M Lenoir, R Polman, Lisa BarnettLisa Barnett
Motor competence in childhood is an important determinant of physical activity and physical fitness in later life. However, childhood competence levels in many countries are lower than desired. Due to the many different motor skill instruments in use, children's motor competence across countries is rarely compared. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the motor competence of children from Australia and Belgium using the Körperkoordinationstest für Kinder (KTK). The sample consisted of 244 (43.4% boys) Belgian children and 252 (50.0% boys) Australian children, aged 6-8 years. A MANCOVA for the motor scores showed a significant country effect. Belgian children scored higher on jumping sideways, moving sideways and hopping for height but not for balancing backwards. Moreover, a Chi squared test revealed significant differences between the Belgian and Australian score distribution with 21.3% Belgian and 39.3% Australian children scoring "below average." The very low levels reported by Australian children may be the result of cultural differences in physical activity contexts such as physical education and active transport. When compared to normed scores, both samples scored significantly worse than children 40 years ago. The decline in children's motor competence is a global issue, largely influenced by increasing sedentary behavior and a decline in physical activity.


<> background
At some stage of the system , Concurrent accesses ( flow ) Will expand rapidly , In instantaneous time (1 Seconds or seconds ), Reach a critical point , Many systems often fail to respond at this stage , For example, the promotion activities of the merchants will be carried out in seconds , or 618, double 11 wait . The business pressure of the system at other times is often small . How to solve the critical pressure , Then we need to cut the peak and fill the valley
<> What is peak cutting and valley filling
The analysis of Baidu Encyclopedia is
Peak cutting and valley filling （Peak
cut） It is a measure to adjust the power load . According to the power consumption law of different users , Reasonably , Arrange and organize the power consumption time of all kinds of users in a planned way . To reduce peak load , Fill the low load . Reduce the peak valley difference of power grid load , Generate electricity , Power consumption tends to balance
It means to stagger the user's power consumption period , Of course, it's not suitable for our system to do this directly , I can't say you'll order again tomorrow .
<> Solution
How about letting users buy goods , It does not cause the database to crash when a large number of requests are directly transferred to the data .. The system needs to be modified as follows
Before transformation
After transformation
Obviously , After the transformation, the system architecture is added to the message queue MQ, Here we can try ActiveMQ,RabbitMQ,RcoketMQ,
Kafka Wait for any one , Select technology according to your own business . This gives full play to the fast processing speed of message middleware to solve the concurrent problem .
<> Example
Here's a list RabbmitMQ Producer and consumer code
* Add dependency <dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>
spring-boot-starter-amqp</artifactId> <version>1.5.2.RELEASE</version> </
dependency>
* producer package com.rabbitMQ.pro; import com.rabbitmq.client.ConnectionFactory;
import com.rabbitmq.client.Connection; import com.rabbitmq.client.Channel;
public classProducer { private final static String QUEUE_NAME = "hello2";//
Queue name cannot be duplicate It would have failed before public static void main(String[] argv) throws java.io.
IOException{ /* Create with factory class Connection and Channel, And set parameters */ ConnectionFactory factory =
new ConnectionFactory(); factory.setHost("192.168.10.111");// MQ Of IP factory.
setPort(5672);// MQ port factory.setUsername("asdf");// MQ user name factory.setPassword
("123456");// MQ password Connection connection = factory.newConnection(); Channel
channel= connection.createChannel(); /* Create message queue , And send a message */ channel.queueDeclare(
QUEUE_NAME, false, false, false, null); String message = " news 2"; channel.
basicPublish("", QUEUE_NAME, null, message.getBytes()); System.out.println(
" Produced a '" + message + "'"); /* Close connection */ channel.close(); connection.close(); } }
* consumer package com.rabbitMQ.pro; import com.rabbitmq.client.ConnectionFactory;
import com.rabbitmq.client.Connection; import com.rabbitmq.client.Channel;
import com.rabbitmq.client.QueueingConsumer; public class Consumer { private
final static String QUEUE_NAME= "hello2"; public static void main(String[] argv)
throws java.io.IOException, java.lang.InterruptedException { /* Establish a connection */
ConnectionFactory factory= new ConnectionFactory(); factory.setHost(
"192.168.10.111");// MQ Of IP factory.setPort(5672);// MQ port factory.setUsername(
"asdf");// MQ user name factory.setPassword("123456");// MQ password Connection connection =
factory.newConnection(); Channel channel = connection.createChannel(); /*
Declare queues to connect */ channel.queueDeclare(QUEUE_NAME, false, false, false, null); System.
out.println(" Wait for message to be generated ："); /* Create consumer object , For reading messages */ QueueingConsumer consumer = new
QueueingConsumer(channel); channel.basicConsume(QUEUE_NAME, true, consumer); /*
Read queue , And blocked , That is, blocking here before reading the message , Until the news , After reading the message , Continue blocking cycle */ while (true) {
QueueingConsumer.Delivery delivery = consumer.nextDelivery(); String message =
new String(delivery.getBody()); System.out.println(" Message received '" + message + "'"); } }
}
<> summary
In order to solve the system peak problem , We need to cut the peak and fill the valley , Join message middleware , Lengthen the time , Solve the problem of instantaneous pressure . Of course, it's just a list RabbitMQ,
There are also support for larger concurrent business RocketMQ and Kafka, Let's draw one example from another
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Citation:
Fabry–Perot-based phase demodulation of heterodyne light-induced thermoelastic spectroscopy
 - Light: Advanced Manufacturing 4, Article number: (2023)
More Information
 - Corresponding author:
 Yufei Ma (_EMAIL_)
 - Received: 31 May 2023
 Revised: 20 July 2023
 Accepted: 20 July 2023
 Accepted article preview online: 22 July 2023
 Published online: 21 August 2023
doi: _URL_
 - Fabry–Perot (F–P)-based phase demodulation of heterodyne light-induced thermoelastic spectroscopy (H-LITES) was demonstrated for the first time in this study. The vibration of a quartz tuning fork (QTF) was detected using the F–P interference principle instead of an electrical signal through the piezoelectric effect of the QTF in traditional LITES to avoid thermal noise. Given that an Fabry–Perot interferometer (FPI) is vulnerable to disturbances, a phase demodulation method that has been demonstrated theoretically and experimentally to be an effective solution for instability was used in H-LITES. The sensitivity of the F–P phase demodulation method based on the H-LITES sensor was not associated with the wavelength or power of the probe laser. Thus, stabilising the quadrature working point (Q-point) was no longer necessary. This new method of phase demodulation is structurally simple and was found to be resistant to interference from light sources and the surroundings using the LITES technique.
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怪しい ( = ayashii ) + 占い ( = uranai ) = fortune-telling
= Anata no mirai wo uranaimashou ka?
= Do you want me to read your future?
Today's word is 怪しい = あやしい= ayashii
It means suspicious, dubious, fishy or mysterious.
First, look at the picture above,
= Anata no mirai wo uranaimashou ka?
= Do you want me to read your future?
- 未来 = mirai = future
- 占う= uranai = to tell someone's fortune
Maggie sensei looks 怪しい= ayashii = suspicious, dubious
= ayashii uranaishi
= dubious or fishy fortune teller
If someone showed up like this in front of you, you might think,
= Ayashii!
= Fishy!
= Nanka kono mise ayashii ne.
= This store (restaurant, bar) looks shady somehow, isn't it?
(Note : 怪しい = ayashii often used with 何か = なんか = nanka = somehow)
= Kare nanka ayashii shoubai wo hajimeta mitai dayo.
= I heard he started some shady business.
We often react jokingly when we see someone or something suspicious.
= Ayashii!!
If you see two people out on a secret date, you could say
= Ano futari nanka ayashii!
= Those two look somewhat suspicious (They must be dating!)
= Maggie saikin chotto ayashii yo! Dareka to tsukiatterun ja nai?
= Maggie, you look very suspicious lately. You going out with someone, aren't you?
In a detective show, police often ask people,
Ex. 「この辺で怪しい人をみかけませんでしたか？」
= Kono hen de ayashii hito wo mikakemasen deshitaka?
= Didn't you see anybody suspicious around here?
When you refer to something questionable.
Ex. 「マギー先生、宿題をやりましたが、文章の作り方がまだ怪しいです。」
= Maggie Sensei shukudai wo yarimashitaga bunshou no tsukurikata ga mada ayashii desu.
= Maggie Sensei, I have done my homework, but I still don't get how to make sentences.
= Kumoyuki ga ayashii.
= Cloudy with a chance of rain
You can say this line when you see it is getting cloudy and it looks like its going to rain sometime soon
= Chotto kumoyuki ga ayashiku natte ktiayo.
= It looks like it is going to rain.
or some situation has taking a dark turn or things are not looking good. It's a bit of a dramatic phrase,but you will hear/see this in certain situation.
Ex. どうやら雲行きが少し怪しくなってきたようだ。
= Douyara kumoyuki ga sukoshi ayashiku natte kita you da.
= It seems like the situation is getting a little questionable.
Ex. 「あの二人、最近、ちょっと雲行きがあやしいみたいだね。
= Ano futari saikin chotto kumoyuki ga ayashii mitai dane.
= It seems like they（those two) have not been getting along lately.
:ee: 占い = uranai = fortune-telling
So do you believe in 占い = uranai = fortune-telling?
I can't tell you the percentage, but many Japanese people do believe in fortune telling to some extent.
Some of you might have seen my superstitious lessons before.
迷信( = meishin) & 縁起( = engi) Japanese superstitions
Japanese people could be very superstitious.
Many magazines have 占い = uranai = fortune-telling section.
And there are a lot of places where you can have your fortune read.
占い師 = uranaishi =a fortune teller
占いが当たる = uranai ga ataru = accurate fortune-telling
占いが外れる= uranai ga hazureru = inaccurate fortune-telling
I will give you a list of main stream fortune-telling related vocabulary in Japanese.
星占い = hoshiuranai = Astrology
the one which came from Western world is called 西洋占星術 = seiyou senseijutsu = Western Astrology
!star! ホロスコープ = horosukoupu = Horoscope
牡羊座 = ohitsujiza= Aries
牡牛座 = oushiza = Taurus
双子座 = futagoza= Gemini
蟹座 = kaniza= Cancer
獅子座 = shishiza= Leo
乙女座 = otomeza= Virgo
天秤座 = tenbinza= Libra
蠍座 = sasoriza= Scorpio
射手座= iteza = Sagittarius
山羊座 = yagiza= Capricorn
水瓶座 = mizugameza= Aquarius
魚座 = uoza= Pisces
Ex. 牡羊座生まれ = ohitujiza umare = Arian
四柱推命 = Shichuu suimei=Four Pillar astrology, fortune-telling based on the time
タロット占い = Tarrotto uranai = fortune-telling
風水 = fuusui = feng shui
Not so many but some people are trying to adopt some of the feng shui ideas in their lives.
Like owning a yellow wallet will bring you fortune. Or having something yellow in the east direction brings you fortune,etc.
血液型占い= ketsuekigata uranai = fortune telling based on one's blood type
This is another popular one. You can check out my 血液型 = ketsuekigata = Blood type lesson.
手相= tesou = palm reading
Ex. 手相をみてもらう。
= tesou wo mite morau
= to have someone read your palm
:rrrr: The main lines:
感情線 = kanjousen = emotion line, heart line
運命線 =unmeisen = destiny line
生命線 =seimeisen = life line
Ex. 「わっ！マギーの生命線長いね！長生きするよ！」
= Wah! Maggie no seimeisen nagai ne! Nagaiki suruyo!
= Wow! Your life line is long, Maggie. You are going to have a long life!
頭脳線 = chinousen = brain line
結婚線 = kekkonsen = marriage line
姓名判断= seimei handan = fortune-telling based on the writing or pronunciation of one's name.
Many parents give a name to their baby based on this type of fortune-telling. They count the stroke of the kanji and sum it up and see the balance with the family name.
Thus when woman get married in Japan they change their family name. So their luck also changes according to this fortune-telling. Since we can't change their name on the official family registration easily, they just change the name in daily use to avoid the bad luck.
!star! Other fortune-telling related words:
運勢 = unsei = luck
Ex. 運勢をみてもらう
= Unsei wo mite morau
= to have someone read your fortune
いい運勢 = ii unsei = good fortune
:rrrr: 運勢がいい = unsei ga ii = to have a good fortune
悪い運勢 = warui unsei = bad fortune
:rrrr: 運勢が悪い = unsei ga warui = to have bad fortune
Ex. 運勢が上がる = unsei ga agaru = fortune improves
Ex. 運勢が下がる = unsei ga sagaru = fortune declines
運命= unmei = destiny
In fortune-telling, we often use these words.
:w: 〜運 = うん = ~ un = fortune/luck for ~
Ex. 私は男運が悪い。
= Watashi wa otokoun ga warui.
= I have bad luck when it comes to men.
結婚運 = kekkonun = marriage prediction
恋愛運 = reiaiun = luck in love
Ex. 私は恋愛運がいい。
= Watashi wa reiaiun ga ii.
= I am lucky in love.
仕事運 = shigoto un = luck in career
金運 = kinun = luck in money
全体運 = zentaiun = general luck
So have you ever had someone read your paws, uh, I mean palms? Mine are very simple.
= Kono saito ni kite kureta minasan no nihongoun wa saikou ni yoku naruto dete imasu.
= I can see "the Japanese learning luck" of all the people who have visited this site will improve drastically.
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The National Day of Finland is on the 6th December (Independence Day, declaration of independence from Russia 1917). The day is a public holiday in Finland. This is usually celebrated with parades, flag-raising ceremonies, concerts, and other cultural events.
National Day of Finland
Accordingly Finland was once part of the Russian Empire (National Day of Russia). This lasted for more than a century. This from 1809 until 1917 when it gained its independence. During World War II, Finland fought two wars against the Soviet Union, known as the Winter War and the Continuation War. This resulted in territorial losses for Finland. See also the National Day of Sweden for more history.
The Independence Day celebrations typically begin on the eve of the 6th December with a torchlight procession through the streets of Helsinki. Likewise this procession is usually led by the Finish President with thousands of followers also carrying torches as well as flags. On the day itself, there is a formal flag-raising ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Helsinki. See also other European National Days on this website.
Public Holidays in Finland
Firstly here are the public holidays in Finland:
- New Year's Day: January 1st
- Epiphany: January 6th
- Good Friday: April 14th
- Easter Sunday: April 16th
- Easter Monday: April 17th
- May Day: May 1st
- Ascension Day: May 25th
- Whit Sunday: June 4th
- Midsummer Day: June 24th
- All Saints' Day: November 4th
- Independence Day: December 6th
- Christmas Day: December 25th
- Boxing Day: December 26th
Please note that public holidays in Finland may vary slightly from year to year.


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You can customize the stack dashboard view, i.e., show or hide widgets and sort widgets, for yourself. Let's understand how these customization features work.
Show/Hide Dashboard Widgets
You can show or hide dashboard widgets placed on your stack dashboard, log in to your Contentstack account and perform the steps given below:
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Additional Resource: You can also refer to our detailed guides that use Google Analytics and Content Type Visualizer to create customized dashboards.
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 2. You will see the list of all Dashboard Widgets that you have access to. Select and drag the widget to place it as per your choice.
 3. Click Apply to apply the changes.
Note: The changes that you save (i.e., if you show or hide a widget) to your preferences, now work everywhere, irrespective of the browser or device you use.
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format as for the links produced by Uplug). There is a small gold standard for the example bitext used in 3f). Alignments produced above can be evaluated using the following command:
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Several measures will be computed by comparing reference links with links proposed by the system.
Word alignment (using existing clues)
3c) and 3f) explained how to run the aligner with all its sub-processes. However, existing clues do not have to be computed each time. Existing clues can be re-used for further alignent runs. The user can specify the set of clues that should be used for aligning words. The following command runs the word aligner with one clue type (GIZA++ translation probabilities):
 uplug align/word/test/link -gw -in svenprf.xces -out
Weights can be set independently for each clue type. For example, in the example above we can specify a clue weight (e.g. 0.01) for GIZA++ clues using the following runtime parameter: '-gw_w 0.01'. Lots of different clues may be used depending on what has been computed before. The following table gives an overview of some available runtime clue-parameters.
 clue-flag weight-flag clue type
 -sim -sim_w LCSR (string similarity)
 -dice -dice_w Dice coefficient
 -mi -mi_w point-wise Mututal Information
 -tscore -tscore_w t-scores
 -gw -gw_w GIZA++ trained on tokenised plain text
 -gp -gp_w GIZA++ trained on POS tags
 -gpw -gpw_w GIZA++ trained on words and POS tags
 -gwp -gwp_w GIZA++ trained on word-prefixes (3 character)
 -gws -gws_w GIZA++ trained on word-suffixes (3 character)
 -gwi -gwi_w GIZA++ inverse (same as -gw)
 -gpi -gpi_w GIZA++ inverse (same as -gp)
 -gpwi -gpwi_w GIZA++ inverse (same as -gpw)
 -gwpi -gwpi_w GIZA++ inverse (same as -gwp)
 -gwsi -gwsi_w GIZA++ inverse (same as -gws)
 -dl -dl_q dynamic clue (words)
 -dlp -dlp_w dynamic clue (words+POS)
 -dp3 -dp3_w dynamic clue (POS-trigram)
 -dcp3 -dcp3_w dynamic clue (chunklabel+POS-trigram)
 -dpx -dpx_w dynamic clue (POS+relative position)
 -dp3x -dp3x_w dynamic clue (POS trigram+relative position)
 -dc3 -dc3_w dynamic clue (chunk label trigram)
 -dc3p -dc3p_w dynamic clue (chunk label trigram+POS)
 -dc3x -dc3x_w dynamic clue (chunk trigram+relative position)
Word alignment (basic mode)
There is another standard setting for word alignment:
 uplug align/word/basic -in 1988sven.xml -out basic.links
The word aligner will * create basic clues (Dice and LCSR) * run GIZA++ with standard settings (trained on plain text) * align words with existing clues
Word alignment results are stored in basic.links. You may look at word type links using the following script:
 /path/to/uplug/tools/xces2dic < basic.links | less
Word alignment (advanced mode)
This settings is similar to the tagged word alignmen settings (3i) but the last two steps will be repeated 3 times (learning clues from precious alignments). This is the slowest standard setting for word alignment.
 uplug align/word/advanced -in svenprf.xces -out advanced.links
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Using detailed computer simulations, Oxford University research has revealed why falcons dive at their prey using the same steering laws as man-made missiles.
Published today in PLOS Computational Biology, researchers from Oxford's Department of Zoology use computer simulations of peregrine falcon attacks to show that the extreme speeds reached during dives from high altitudes enhance the raptors' ability to execute manoeuvres needed to successfully attack agile prey that would otherwise escape.
Professor Graham Taylor and PhD student Robin Mills, alongside colleagues from the University of Groningen, built a physics-based computer simulation of bird flight that pits falcons against prey. The team had previously shown that falcons attack their prey using the same steering rules as man-made missiles.
The simulation incorporated the aerodynamics of bird flight, how birds flap and tuck their wings, how falcons perceive their prey and react to it with delay and how falcons target their prey like a missile. It showed that high-speed dives enable peregrines to manoeuvre faster, producing much higher aerodynamic forces, thereby maximising their chance of seizing agile prey.
In addition the simulation showed that high-speed dives require very precisely tuned steering for a falcon to attack successfully, revealing that the stoop is a highly specialist hunting technique. The research team found that optimal tuning of the mathematical laws that control steering in the simulation corresponded closely to measurements of steering for real falcons.
The team is now extending its simulation to explore other unique and specialised attack strategies as well as escape tactics employed by different raptor species.
'Ultimately,' says Mills, 'we aim to understand the arms race between aerial predators and their prey that has led raptors to become some of the fastest and most agile animals on Earth.'


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Trees' and insects' growth and development are dependent on environmental factors like temperature (heat), light and humidity. Because insects are cold-blooded, temperature has the greatest effect on insect development rates.Development rate increases as temperature increases up to a point. In the temperature range from 10 to 30 degrees, development rate changes almost linearly with increasing temperature. At very low temperature there is no development, and at very high temperature development is stunted.
Since temperature influences tree growth in a similar manner to insects, development of the various growth stages in the tree is dependent on temperature. Each stage of tree development requires a certain amount of heat units before growth to the next stage will occur. This measure of accumulated heat over time is known as physiological time. For instance, remember the cool, rainy late-winter/early-spring weather we recently had? This year's cherry blossom's in DC went from 2/28/2011 (green color in buds) to 3/29/2011 (peak bloom).Last year's cherry blossoms only went from 3/14/2010 (green color in buds) to 3/31/2010 (peak bloom) because it was warmer earlier – so developmental growth speeded up – and left us with less time to enjoy the blooms.
For many years, growers have observed the arrival or development of a partlcular insect pest with flower bud or leaf development and have timed the applications of sprays in the spring. This is an indirect use of physiological time. Using these natural timers are most useful early in the growing season when tree growth stages are readily observable. However, making accurate predictions on insect life stages throughout the growing season are needed. This is done by measuring degree-days of the insects in question.
What are degree days? Entomologists have determined lower threshold temperatures and degree-day totals for the life stages of many insects by studying their development in the field and the laboratory. The lower developmental threshold for a species is the temperature below which development stops. The upper developmental threshold is the temperature at which the rate of growth or development begins to decrease. Phenology models are then developed and used to predict various events or lifestages of an insect. This is useful for tree and shrub care companies because it gives a general timetable for when to treat insect pests during the correct stages to be effective.
Mother Nature is full of surprises! If you find your insect pest populations are out of control this season and damaging your trees and shrubs, contact Wood Acres Tree Specialists for a consultation. It takes years to grow a beautiful tree or shrub specimen – don't let it be disfigured or destroyed in one season.


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Phase was a Force power that enabled the user to pass through matter, such as walls and doors.
An'ya Kuro was a known user of this ability. Bazel Warv could also use this ability. After Bazel used it, Raynar Thul said that Killiks developed the technique while they created the Maw. Leia Organa Solo suggested that it was Celestials that developed the ability since the Killiks absorbed the memories of any being who became Joined to one of their nests.
- The Clone Wars Campaign Guide (First identified as Phase)


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This video gives basic information on Using the HALT "Halt Program of Task" instruction in the Do-more Designer software. It presents information that is commonly missed by users. This WILL NOT be a complete tutorial for the instruction but rather a supplement to the help file and customer experience.
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This instruction is used to Halt the operation of a Program or Task code block. Typically this instruction is used by some type of supervisory code that would terminate the execution of another Program or TASK. Now I do say Task, here, and this instruction can work for task but a non-yielding Task only runs for one scan, so it would make more since to just not execute Task instead of using a Halt instruction on it. Now the Halt instruction cannot halt the operation of the Main Program.


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Often programmers want to build a single installer package that can install the application along with prerequisites and database. Fortunately for database, programmers can use MSDE which can be distributed along with your application, but MSDE lacks user interface so to configure it often we need to use command line.
This is the scenario:
 1. A programmer wants a single package that automatically installs.NET Framework and then installs MSDE and uses the database for the application that a programmer writes.
 2. In this tutorial, the installation will create a new database instance, with a name specified by the programmer, and it can detect whether this instance exists and as for removal, so for safety programmer just create a unique database instance name.
 3. The library then automatically attaches the database to this newly installed database instance. First I have written two projects which are required to be included in your solution. First is JohnKenedy.DataAccess and second is JohnKenedy.DataAccessModule. This is because the installation code is coming along with this library.
 4. The goal of this project is, user gets the installation files, double clicks the EXE, and clicks next and next following the instruction without the need to understand how to connect database, the database name, username, password and so on, user just clicks next and next, the application will install the.NET prerequisites, the database, and attach the database that programmer has created all automatically, and the application that programmer writes, runs and connects to the database without user knowing how to configure them. What user needs to know is only how to use the application that the programmer writes.
 1. Download the sample code I attach and extract it to D:\Software Pekerjaan\Makanan (I use for this example.)
 2. Assume the MenuMakanan project is the Windows Application project that you are creating and which is going to be deployed. From this project, add reference to library named JohnKenedy.DataAccess.
 3. Download MSDE by clicking here. Double click the.exe and by default it will extract to your C:\sql2ksp3. Copy the extracted contents to MenuMakanan project bin\debug\MSDE2000 folder.
 4. Detach your application's database to become MDF file, and copy the MDF file only to MenuMakanan project bin\debug\MSDE2000 folder. For this example, it is Food_Data.MDF which is contained in the download for example.
 5. In your application (MenuMakanan), add an Application Configuration file or app.config (in this sample, it already exists), and create two new keys in AppSettings section, read App.Config in sample for more information. Remember to set IsInstall=0, and IsRestart=0 as follows, because this will tell your application to install before running, IsRestart will be 1 if it is finished installing and requires to restart your computer so that the newly installed MSDE service is running.

 6. In your startup Form or form that is first run when application starts in this example is Login.cs, in the constructor after InitialilzeComponent, add codes that look like this:
 public Login()
 Installation _ins = new Installation(
 "Food", "JOHN", "MenuMakanan", "Food",
 if (_ins.IsDone == false) _ins.ShowDialog();
 if (_ins.IsRestart == true)
 3. Third is MenuMakanan, which is the new database instance that will be installed, this is similar with (local)\SQLExpress database instance that Microsoft installed when we install VS 2005, though this one is MSDE one. This name must be unique, and this database instance will only contain one database name which will be defined in the fourth parameter, and be used by your application only.
 5. Fifth is JOHNKENEDYDAL, which is the sa password for the newly installed MSDE, this password is required when you use Enterprise Manager (SQL 2000) to connect to the database instance.
 6. Food_Data.MDF is your MDF file name, that is stored in MenuMakanan project bin\debug\MSDE2000 folder. You can change this as it suits you.
Create Setup and Deployment Package
 1. Create a new Setup and Deployment project, in this sample it already exists with name SetupMakanan.
 2. In the application folder, create a new folder name MSDE2000, and inside this folder create three folder names Msi, MSM, and Setup. Then inside MSM folder, create a folder names 1033. This structure is the same with the MSDE extracted folder earlier in Step 3, we then add files to these folders MSDE2000, Msi, MSM, 1033, and Setup folder according to the MSDE extracted folders.
 3. Add Food_Data.MDF to MSDE2000 folder, because the Installation class will look for the filename in this folder. After step two and three, it will look like:
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 5. And then select the second radio button. Download prerequisites from the same location in my application. Click OK, and save.
 6. Build your whole solution, and then build SetupMakanan project, and you will see in SetupMakanan project debug folder Setup.exe SetupMakanan.msi, and two new folders, one is Windows Installer 3_1 and another is DotNetFX35 which are the.NET prerequisites.
This library is not fully for Installation, instead the library has Data Access feature, which article can be found here.
Installation is one of the features in the library I developed recently. I have tested the Setup package in a computer that never had.NET and database installed, and it did successfully install.NET and MSDE and run the application smoothly.
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I am looking at applying for masters in landscape architecture. From what I have seen online, most of the universities suggested are generally from the Western hemisphere. While the prospects are great, the move is not very pocketfriendly.
I was wondering if anyone has done their masters/ applied for masters in the East? If so, what is your experience?
PS, I am from India
Jul 14, 21 1:51 pm
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we have a western hemisphere?
Jul 14, 21 1:51 pm ·
The Western Hemisphere is a geographical term[1][2] for the half of Earth which lies west of the prime meridian (which crosses Greenwich, London, United Kingdom) and east of the antimeridian. The other half is called the Eastern Hemisphere. In geopolitical terms, the context in which the term is most often used, the Encyclopedia Britannica defines it as "North and South America and the surrounding waters. Longitudes 20°W and 160°E are often considered its boundaries."[3] It may be used in a cultural or geopolitical sense as a synonym for the "New World". From Wikipedia.
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Training's Impact on Mental Performance
Training's Impact on Mental Performance
Cycling training doesn't just fatigue your legs — it can also tire out your brain. Knowing the impact that training has on subsequent mental awareness can help you anticipate the cognitive demands of training and racing.
Mental Energy and Training
It might not always be apparent, but training actually demands a lot from your brain. Any time you're pushing the pedals, you're also managing the internal and external workloads that come with it. This management takes a toll on your mind and can ultimately affect how sharp you feel before and after exercise.
In part, this happens because your brain uses fuel for energy, just like the rest of your system. During a race or a training ride, your brain will use its resources and can grow fatigued. When mental fatigue increases, you may experience an increase in the rate of perceived exertion or that your internal management system isn't as sharp.
Not all rides are equally taxing, and some workouts will be tougher on your mind than others. In general, though, the higher the intensity and the more challenging the internal and external variables, the more tired you'll probably feel. Uncomfortable and stressful aspects of training are obvious examples of things that demand cognitive resources. Simply put, internal feelings (muscle pain, physical discomfort, self-doubt) and external variables (hot riding conditions, avoiding obstacles, and riding in a group) take up processing power on the road.
Training Takes a Toll on the Mind
The relationship between cognition and exercise performance is demonstrated in a number of studies. One study, in particular, shows that your cognitive load during a workout does have an effect on physical performance. To conduct this study, this research group used a group of athletes pedaling at 60% of their threshold while completing cognitive tasks, a group pedaling at the same rate while watching a movie, and a group doing the same without any stimulus. The results showed that the group completing cognitive tasks while training experienced a higher heart rate, perceived rate of exertion, and markers of stress as the workout progressed.
Because your cognitive load going into a workout can influence how you feel during your workout, this effect is relevant for all athletes. For example, if you do a threshold workout immediately after a demanding day at work, you may notice that the rate of perceived exertion is higher than it normally is. The same can happen when the order is reversed. If you did a tough workout in the morning before work, you might find that your focus is less sharp during the day.
Mental energy is key to staying motivated and feeling good during your challenging workouts. Similarly, life's commitments may not always afford you the leeway to be mentally drained during the day. Luckily, you have more control over your brain's performance than it may seem. You can assist your cognitive functions with proper nutrition and hydration. Additionally, because not all workouts are draining, you can use timing to mitigate training's impact on your day-to-day life.
Hydration and Fueling
Like your muscles, your brain needs plenty of fuel. Ensuring that you're well-hydrated and getting plenty of fuel throughout the day (this includes before, during, and after your training sessions) is a proactive way to help your brain during training.
Dehydration degrades cognitive performance. This can be especially apparent indoors where you have insufficient cooling and lack of airflow. The best prevention is to stay on top of your hydration before, during, and after training.
The same goes for fuel. Your brain uses glucose, depleting liver glycogen and blood glucose to fuel cognitive tasks. This is why one symptom of the dreaded bonk is confusion. You can help stay on top of your brain's demand for fuel by giving your nutrition and fueling the extra attention it needs.
Timing Your Workouts
While hydrating and fueling mitigate training's effect on cognitive function, it doesn't eliminate mental fatigue entirely. In fact, when you know that you have a mentally taxing event or a day on the calendar, you might want to adjust your training schedule proactively.
For example, if Wednesdays are stressful personal days, put your recovery ride on Wednesday and your interval workout on Thursday or Friday instead. Moving the challenging workouts onto low-stress days can be enough to preserve the important tasks in your day without missing any of the workouts in your training plan.
Improvements and Positive Effects
With time your ability to manage cognitive load during training may improve. In a study conducted with elite-level athletes, the subjects demonstrated that they were better at resisting mental fatigue through narrow focus. Essentially, the professional cyclists were better at filtering out noise and irrelevant external and internal information to save mental energy. As was noted earlier, endurance competitions and workouts require inhibition of some feelings (muscle pain, heat, stress, and the urge to quit.) As you get better at filtering out these adverse feelings, it will help your brain.
In other good news, training's tax on your brain comes with its own set of benefits. Research suggests that exercise modulates genes that can lead to structural and functional changes in the brain. These structural improvements are shown to lead to improvements in both cognitive and emotional well-being.
Training isn't always detrimental to focus, either. Anecdotally, some athletes find that after training, their focus actually increases. This study demonstrated that lower intensity workouts can actually result in increased acute cognitive performance. So, there is a line where exercise improves cognitive performance instead of hurting it.
Working Around Mental Fatigue
All in all, some mental fatigue is unavoidable. After a hard race, a high-intensity workout, or a demanding group ride, you just might not feel as sharp as you did before training. What you can do is continue to nourish yourself, hydrate, get plenty of rest, and listen to your body's signals. If your brain is too tired for VO2-Max intervals, that's reason enough to swap your intervals for a recovery session instead. Similarly, when you know you have an unavoidable stressful day coming up, you can move your challenging workouts accordingly. It takes time to find out where your threshold lies, but it's another way to ensure that your training remains a rewarding process.
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A record structure is an aggregate entity containing one or more elements. (Record elements are also called fields or components.) You can use records when you need to declare and operate on multi-field data structures in your programs.
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Best time to go to Nanning Average weather of Nanning, China
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When is the best time to go to Nanning?
When is the best time to go to Nanning? Here's some information to help you in your decision:
- The best months for good weather in Nanning are April, September, October, November and December
- On average, the warmest months are May, June, July, August and September
- The coldest months are January and December
- The rainiest months are June and July
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- Between january and september the climate is not good, but still OK. In average, on the morning it is 79°F and it rains about 6.6in each month.
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The months with low numbers of tourists are: February and April.
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The number of visitors to Nanning is high in: July, August and November.
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Execute XML
The executeXPath Deluge task executes an XPath in the context of the specified XML and returns the value as a string. Here, XPath refers to the XML Path Language for finding information in an XML document. XML documents can be represented as a tree and XPath provides the ability to navigate this tree by selecting nodes by a variety of criteria. For example, in the following XML document,
- the XPath bookstore/book/title, selects all the title elements that are children of bookstore
- the XPath bookstore/book/title/text(), selects the text from all the title nodes
- the XPath bookstore/book[1]/title, selects only the title of the first book node under the bookstore element
- the XPath bookstore/book[price>35]/price, selects all the price nodes with a price higher than 35
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 - the variable to hold the string value returned by the execute task.
 - variable of type XML/string that holds the XML/JSON document
 - the xpath expression to select the specific nodes in an XML document.
Using Script Builder
To add the Execute XML task using Script Builder,
 1. Drag-n-drop the XML Manipulation - ExecuteXPath task from the left-side task tree.
 2. Define the variable to hold the string response from the Execute XPath task.
 3. Specify the string/xml variable that holds the xml/json document.
 4. Specify the xpath expression for finding the required information from the xml/json document. Use the XPath Learner to find the right xpath expression to be executed.
 5. Click Done to add the value to the script editor, as shown in the screen-shot given below:
XPath Builder
The XPath Builder provides an intuitive user interface to find the required XPath expression from a given XML/ JSON File. The builder automatically converts JSON to XML so that XPath can be applied to it to filter nodes. To find XPath expressions,
 1. Click on the XPath Builder link. The Load dialog provides the option to specify the url of the XML/JSON file or upload the file from your PC or just copy-paste the file to the text-area of the builder. In the screen-shot given below, the URL of the XML file from the site is specified. If the request method is GET, the HTTP GET request is used to get data from the url. If the request method is POST, the HTTP POST request is used to get data from the url. The parameter name and value must be passed as arguments, if any, to the POST method.
 2. On specifying the URL(as shown in the screenshot) or uploading the file, click Done to display the XML in tree format.
 3. The tree format of the XML gets loaded on the left-side of the XPath builder, as shown in the screen-shot below. The tab named XML Node Tree displays the XML in tree format. The tab named XML Content displays the content of the XML document. You can select any node in the tree and see the XPath expression getting generated for it in the Write XPath text area. For example, in the screen-shot given below, we have selected statuses/status/location/text(), which displays the text of all the location nodes in the xml document.
 4. The XPath of the selected node is displayed as shown below:
 5. You can also filter the nodes according to some criteria. (i.e. specify predicates)
 6. Click on the Execute button to apply the XPath expression on the XML file and view the results, as shown in the screen-shot below. Click on Apply to add the xpath expression to the Execute XMLdialog.
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Definitions for half-life-ˌlaɪvz
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word half-life
Princeton's WordNet
 1. half life, half-life(noun)
 1. Half-life(n.)
 the time it takes for one-half of a substance decaying in a first-order reaction to be destroyed. For radioactive substances, it is the time required for one-half of the initial amount of the radioactive isotope to decay. The half-lifeis a measure of the rate of the reaction being observed. For processes that are true first-order processes, such as radioactive decay, the half-life is independent of the quantity of material present, and it is thus a constant. The time it takes for one-half the remaining quantity of a radioactive isotope to decay will be the same regardless of how far the decay process has advanced. Some chemical reactions are also first order, and may be characterized as having a half-life. However, for chemical reactions the half-life will depend upon temperature and in some cases other environmental conditions, whereas for radioactive isotopes the rate of decay is largely independent of the environment.
 1. half-life(Noun)
 2. half-life(Noun)
 In a chemical reaction, the time required for the concentration of a reactant to fall from a chosen value to half that value.
 1. Half-life
 Half-life is the time required for a quantity to fall to half its value as measured at the beginning of the time period. In physics, it is typically used to describe a property of radioactive decay, but may be used to describe any quantity which follows an exponential decay. The original term, dating to Ernest Rutherford's discovery of the principle in 1907, was "half-life period", which was shortened to "half-life" in the early 1950s. Half-life is used to describe a quantity undergoing exponential decay, and is constant over the lifetime of the decaying quantity. It is a characteristic unit for the exponential decay equation. The term "half-life" may generically be used to refer to any period of time in which a quantity falls by half, even if the decay is not exponential. For a general introduction and description of exponential decay, see exponential decay. For a general introduction and description of non-exponential decay, see rate law. The converse of half-life is doubling time. The table on the right shows the reduction of a quantity in terms of the number of half-lives elapsed.
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 1. Half-Life
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 1. half-life
 The time required for the activity of a given radioactive species to decrease to half of its initial value due to radioactive decay. The half-life is a characteristic property of each radioactive species and is independent of its amount or condition. The effective half-life of a given isotope is the time in which the quantity in the body will decrease to half as a result of both radioactive decay and biological elimination.
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Do not use holly if:
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The 'linebreak' option can be set to wrap at a blank character.
If the window has room after the last line of the buffer, Vim will show '~' in
the first column of the last lines in the window, like this:
 |some line |
 |last line |
 |~ |
 |~ |
Thus the '~' lines indicate that the end of the buffer was reached.
If the last line in a window doesn't fit, Vim will indicate this with a '@' in
 |first line |
 |second line |
 |@ |
 |@ |
Thus the '@' lines indicate that there is a line that doesn't fit in the
When the "lastline" flag is present in the 'display' option, you will not see
'@' characters at the left side of window. If the last line doesn't fit
completely, only the part that fits is shown, and the last three characters of
the last line are replaced with "@@@", like this:
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 |second line |
 |a very long line that d|
 |oesn't fit in the wi@@@|
If there is a single line that is too long to fit in the window, this is a
special situation. Vim will show only part of the line, around where the
cursor is. There are no special characters shown, so that you can edit all
parts of this line.
{Vi: gives an "internal error" on lines that do not fit in the window}
The '@' occasion in the 'highlight' option can be used to set special
highlighting for the '@' and '~' characters. This makes it possible to
distinguish them from real characters in the buffer.
The'showbreak' option contains the string to put in front of wrapped lines.
If the 'wrap' option is off, long lines will not wrap. Only the part that
fits on the screen is shown. If the cursor is moved to a part of the line
that is not shown, the screen is scrolled horizontally. The advantage of
this method is that columns are shown as they are and lines that cannot fit
on the screen can be edited. The disadvantage is that you cannot see all the
characters of a line at once. The'sidescroll' option can be set to the
minimal number of columns to scroll. {Vi: has no 'wrap' option}
All normal ASCII characters are displayed directly on the screen. The
is replaced with the number of spaces that it represents. Other non-printing
characters are replaced with "^{char}", where {char} is the non-printing
character with 64 added. Thus character 7 (bell) will be shown as "^G".
Characters between 127 and 160 are replaced with "~{char}", where {char} is
the character with 64 subtracted. These characters occupy more than one
position on the screen. The cursor can only be positioned on the first one.
If you set the 'number' option, all lines will be preceded with their
number. Tip: If you don't like wrapping lines to mix with the line numbers,
set the'showbreak' option to eight spaces:
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If you set the 'list' option, characters will not be shown as several
spaces, but as "^I". A '$' will be placed at the end of the line, so you can
find trailing blanks.
In Command-line mode only the command-line itself is shown correctly. The
display of the buffer contents is updated as soon as you go back to Command
The last line of the window is used for status and other messages. The
status messages will only be used if an option is on:
status message option default Unix default
current mode 'showmode' on on
command characters 'showcmd' on off
cursor position 'ruler' off off
The current mode is "-- INSERT --" or "-- REPLACE --", see |'showmode'|. The
command characters are those that you typed but were not used yet. {Vi: does
not show the characters you typed or the cursor position}
If you have a slow terminal you can switch off the status messages to speed
up editing:
 :set nosc noru nosm
If there is an error, an error message will be shown for at least one second
(in reverse video). {Vi: error messages may be overwritten with other
messages before you have a chance to read them}
Some commands show how many lines were affected. Above which threshold this
happens can be controlled with the'report' option (default 2).
On the Amiga Vim will run in a CLI window. The name Vim and the full name of
the current file name will be shown in the title bar. When the window is
resized, Vim will automatically redraw the window. You may make the window as
small as you like, but if it gets too small not a single line will fit in it.
Make it at least 40 characters wide to be able to read most messages on the
last line.
On most Unix systems, resizing the window is recognized and handled correctly
by Vim. {Vi: not ok}
8. Definitions *definitions*
 screen The whole area that Vim uses to work in. This can be
 a terminal emulator window. Also called "the Vim
 window A view on a buffer.
A screen contains one or more windows, separated by status lines and with the
command line at the bottom.
screen | window 1 | window 2 |
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 |command line |
The command line is also used for messages. It scrolls up the screen when
there is not enough room in the command line.
A difference is made between four types of lines:
 buffer lines The lines in the buffer. This is the same as the
 lines as they are read from/written to a file. They
 can be thousands of characters long.
 logical lines The buffer lines with folding applied. Buffer lines
 in a closed fold are changed to a single logical line:
 "+-- 99 lines folded". They can be thousands of
 characters long.
 window lines The lines displayed in a window: A range of logical
 lines with wrapping, line breaks, etc. applied. They
 can only be as long as the width of the window allows,
 longer lines are wrapped or truncated.
 screen lines The lines of the screen that Vim uses. Consists of
 the window lines of all windows, with status lines
 and the command line added. They can only be as long
 as the width of the screen allows. When the command
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 - keepqs (boolean): When enabled, retains the original path's query parameters. (In the Beta API, please substitute "on" and "off" string values.)
Feature Previously Named: urlrewrite
Related Behaviors: cacheError, cacheKeyQueryParams, redirect, denyAccess, removeVary, modifyOutgoingResponseHeader
rmaOptimization
This behavior is deprecated. Do not add it to any properties.
This behavior does not include any options. Specifying the behavior itself enables it.
Feature Previously Named: rmaoptimizations
Related Behaviors: cacheRedirect, cacheKeyIgnoreCase, cacheError, redirect, webApplicationFirewall, cacheKeyQueryParams
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Configures how the Software as a Service feature identifies customers, applications, and users. A different set of options is available for each type of targeted request, each enabled with the action-suffixed option. In each case, you can use path, cookie, query_string, or hostname components as identifiers, or disable the SaaS behavior for certain targets. If you rely on a hostname, you also have the option of specifying a CNAME chain rather than an individual hostname. The various options suffixed regex and replace subsequently remove the identifier from the request.
NOTE: This behavior needs a sibling origin behavior whose type option is set to saas_dynamic_origin.
Options:
 - application_action (enum string): Specifies the request component that identifies a SaaS application, either cookie, hostname, path, or query_string. Setting it to disabled effectively ignores applications.
 - application_query_string (string): With application_action set to query_string, this names the query parameter that identifies the application.
 - application_cname_enabled (boolean): With application_action set to hostname, enabling this allows you to identify applications using a CNAME chain rather than a single hostname. (In the Beta API, please substitute "on" and "off" string values.)
 - application_cname_level (number): With application_cname_enabled on, this specifies the number of CNAMEs to use in the chain.
 - application_regex (string): Specifies a Perl-compatible regular expression with which to substitute the request's application ID.
 - application_replace (string): Specifies a string to replace the request's application ID matched by application_regex.
 - customer_action (enum string): Specifies the request component that identifies a SaaS customer, either cookie, hostname, path, or query_string. Setting it to disabled effectively ignores customers.
 - customer_query_string (string): With customer_action set to query_string, this names the query parameter that identifies the customer.
 - customer_cname_enabled (boolean): With customer_action set to hostname, enabling this allows you to identify customers using a CNAME chain rather than a single hostname. (In the Beta API, please substitute "on" and "off" string values.)
 - customer_cname_level (number): With customer_cname_enabled on, this specifies the number of CNAMEs to use in the chain.
 - customer_regex (string): Specifies a Perl-compatible regular expression with which to substitute the request's customer ID.
 - customer_replace (string): Specifies a string to replace the request's customer ID matched by customer_regex.
 - users_action (enum string): Specifies the request component that identifies a SaaS user, either cookie, hostname, path, or query_string. Setting it to disabled effectively ignores users.
 - users_query_string (string): With users_action set to query_string, this names the query parameter that identifies the user.
 - users_cname_enabled (boolean): With users_action set to hostname, enabling this allows you to identify users using a CNAME chain rather than a single hostname. (In the Beta API, please substitute "on" and "off" string values.)
 - users_cname_level (number): With user_cname_enabled on, this specifies the number of CNAMEs to use in the chain.
 - users_regex (string): Specifies a Perl-compatible regular expression with which to substitute the request's user ID.
 - users_replace (string): Specifies a string to replace the request's user ID matched by users_regex.
savePostDcaProcessing
A read-only behavior, used in conjunction with the cachePost behavior, that allows the body of POST requests to be processed through Dynamic Content Assembly. Contact Akamai Professional Services for help configuring it.
Options:
 - enabled (boolean): Enables processing of POST requests. (In the Beta API, please substitute "on" and "off" string values.)
Feature Previously Named: save_post_dca_processing
Related Behaviors: cachePost, modifyOutgoingResponseHeader, modifyOutgoingRequestHeader, dnsAsyncRefresh, redirect, denyAccess
scheduleInvalidation
Specifies when cached content that satisfies a rule's criteria expires, optionally at repeating intervals. In addition to periodic cache flushes, you can use this behavior to minimize potential conflicts when related objects expire at different times.
WARNING: scheduled invalidations can significantly increase origin servers' load when matching content expires simultaneously across all edge servers. As best practice, schedule expirations during periods of lowest traffic.
Options:
 - start (ISO 8601 format date/time string): The UTC date and time when matching cached content is to expire.
 - repetition_enabled (boolean): When enabled, invalidation recurs periodically from the start time based on the repeatinterval time. (In the Beta API, please substitute "unchecked" and "checked" string values.)
 - repeatinterval (duration string): With repetition_enabled on, specifies how often to invalidate content from the start time, expressed in seconds. For example, an expiration set to midnight and an interval of 86400 seconds invalidates content once a day.
NOTE: Repeating intervals of less than 5 minutes are not allowed for NetStorage origins.
 - refresh_method (enum string): Specifies how to invalidate the content. Setting it to invalidate sends an If-Modified-Since request to the origin, re-caching the content only if it is fresher. Setting it to purge re-caches content regardless of its freshness, potentially creating more traffic at the origin.
Feature Previously Named: scheduledinvalidation
Related Behaviors: redirect, removeVary, modifyOutgoingResponseHeader, cacheKeyQueryParams, cacheError, dnsAsyncRefresh
segmentedContentProtection
Validates authorization tokens at the edge server to prevent unauthorized link sharing.
Options:
 - segmentedcontentprotectionswitch (boolean): Enables the segmented content protection behavior. (In the Beta API, please substitute "on" and "off" string values.)
 - key (string): Specifies the encryption key to use as a shared secret to validate tokens.
 - show_advanced (boolean): When enabled, allows you to specify advanced transitionKey and salt options. (In the Beta API, please substitute "true" and "false" string values.)
 - transitionKey (string): An alternate encryption key to match along with the key field, allowing you to rotate keys with no down time.
 - salt (string): Specifies a salt as input into the token for added security. This value must match the salt used in the token generation code.
 - failureResponse (enum string): Either verifyanddeny or verifyonly.
Feature Previously Named: segmentedcontentprotection
segmentedMediaOptimization
Optimizes segmented media for live or streaming delivery contexts.
Options:
 - behavior (enum string): Set to either cached on_demand, or streaming live. (Only on_demand is allowed for NetStorage origins.)
Feature Previously Named: segmentedmediaoptimization
shutr
The SHUTR protocol extends HTTP to reduce the amount of header data necessary for web transactions with mobile devices.
This behavior does not include any options. Specifying the behavior itself enables it.
Related Behaviors: enhancedAkamaiProtocol, redirect, adaptiveImageCompression, cacheRedirect, cacheError, removeVary
simulateErrorCode
A read-only behavior that simulates various error response codes. Contact Akamai Professional Services for help configuring it.
Options:
 - error_type (enum string): Specifies the type of error, any of the following:
err_connect_fail
err_connect_timeout
err_dns_fail
err_dns_in_region
err_dns_timeout
err_no_good_fwd_ip
err_read_error
err_read_timeout
err_sureroute_dns_fail
err_write_error
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These subterranean caverns were discovered accidentally in 1879 by two boys at play who fell through a hole. In 1931, explorations continued where tunnels led further into the depths. Now you can explore these depths too aided by a trained guide. One of the highlights of the cave is the underground stream of crystal clear water. You can also mine for gems and fossils - although the baubles are not native to the cave.


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IKN's Event Communication System is designed to assist School Administrators and First Responders to inhibit the ability of an active shooter and immediately neutralize his control:
1. By first locating his position in the building using IKN's Floor Plan Software to quickly and accurately direct First Responders to his location
2. Reduce or eliminate panic through:
a. an automatic lockdown of all rooms
b. automatic audio/visual communication using IKN tablets + other*
c. prior training enhanced by IKN's recommended Student News**
3. Intervention in the first place, using IKN's Community Wellness Hub.***
IKN will work with schools to attempt to utilize existing a/v equipment if suitable to build a state-of-the-art building safety surveillance system.
** IKN recommends that the students take supervised ownership of their safety information and training using a weekly/monthly News Broadcast Format to discuss training to minimize or eliminate the dangers of extreme and day-to-day safety threats.
***IKN will assist your current community wellness personnel by introducing enhanced community wellness programs based on The Global Network for Community Safety LLC which aims to bring together a team of qualified advisors with the unique skills, knowledge, and experience necessary to support leaders and practitioners through the adoption of collaborative, risk-driven models of community safety in U.S. cities, towns, counties, and regions, and in jurisdictions around the world. The Global Network for Community Safety LLC is based in Canada and is associated with Pennsylvania State University (PSU). IKN is now a partner with the PSU Community Wellness Program.