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 1. E-format(Noun)
 A scientific notation for floating point numbers in which e.g. 51.75 would be represented as .5175E+02 (meaning .5175 x 10)
Numerology
 1. Chaldean Numerology
 The numerical value of e-format in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
 2. Pythagorean Numerology
 The numerical value of e-format in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6
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 1. James Scott:
 When flimsy cyber defense fails, Format Preserving Encryption prevails
 2. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov:
 We requested that future contacts take place in a more representative format.
 3. Craig Johnson:
 They could easily open in the range of 500 to 600 smaller format stores across the country.
 4. Carolynn Hoy:
 There could be an Indian championship, a Malaysian championship and they will be self-contained but with the same format.
 5. Finance Minister Natalia Yaresko:
 We are looking to establish something bigger than the Geneva format to begin dialogue on how to return Crimea to Ukraine.
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(1) C is less electronegative → Central atom
(2) The total valence electrons of CO32- are:
Group Valence Electrons
C 4A 1 x 4 e- = 4 e-
O 6A 3 x 6 e- = 18 e-
+ 2 e-
Total: 24 valence e-
Draw the structure of CO32−. Include all lone pairs of electrons and formal charges.
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Bevco Engineering provides controls for production lines that allow customers to specifically achieve their objectives. Automation control systems allow individual machines/equipment to communicate with each other as needed, as well as to the controlling process server. Simplified maintenance, lower power consumption, error tracking, product flow data display, the capturing and display of the information you desire are all benefits of distributed production line controls.
At Bevco Engineering, we not only provide the controls you need, we provide the control panel design, as well as the manufacture of the control panel.
PLS SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) is a system operating with coded signals over communication channels to provide control of remote equipment. If you can describe what you want your production line to achieve, we can provide the automated controls system to make it happen. Based upon your needs we will design and formulate automation control systems and design and manufacture the required control panel(s).
The use of distributed line control, leads to reduced and simplified maintenance, simpler line cabling, and considerably lower power consumption.
A production line system enables the communication between single machines and a production line.
- Error tracking is possible
- Display of data flow between machine production control
- Data files are sent and received automatically by the production control
- Data files are booked in and out automatically
- enables the planning and sorting of data files
- avoids waiting and searching times
A unique industry specific production line control system for precise control and flexibility is consistent with:
- Individual HMI consoles at key locations for convenient access
- Full system diagnostics to aid troubleshooting
- Comprehensive alarm system
- Data logging of all real time process parameters and variables
- Clear and intuitive HMI display screens
- Reporting and data logging capabilities
- User access control for operational security
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Manvi Manvi - 1 month ago 11
Scala Question
Scala: List of vectors to Unique List of items in immutable way
I am receiving list of vectors from some function like
(List(Vector(1), Vector(1, 2), Vector(1, 3), Vector(1, 2, 4), Vector(1, 5)))
I want to convert it into distinct values of integers like
List(1,2,3,4,5)
in Scala using complete immutability.
Please suggest what are the efficient ways to achieve it.
Answer
You can use the flatten and distinct methods on List.
val list = List(Vector(1),
 Vector(1, 2),
 Vector(1, 3),
 Vector(1, 2, 4),
 Vector(1, 5))
val flattened = list.flatten // Gives List(1, 1, 2, 1, 3, 1, 2, 4, 1, 5)
val distinct = flattened.distinct // Gives List(1, 2, 3, 4, 5)


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Welcome to ReDeadstock SoleClear. This is where we're going to show you how to use this amazing product to reverse the oxidation process (yellowed soles). Check out the video below, and read the steps/tips that follow.
Make sure your sneakers are clean first
Step 1: Tape off areas that do not require deoxidation.
Step 2: Apply SoleClear from the applicator bottle to the soles.
Step 3: Brush the solution evenly so that it does not drip. (Make sure the area you want deoxidized is cover. Be generous with the solution).
Step 4. Use plastic wrap to cover the area covered with SoleClear.
Step 5. Place sneakers under the sun.
Step 6. Check them frequently to make sure they do not get too hot! Heat causes sole separation. Optimal conditions are on cold sunny days.
Step 7. Take sneakers out of the sun to allow for cooling (if necessary).
Step 8. Repeat steps 1-8 until desired results are achieved.
Always keep these tips in mind when using ReDeadstock SoleClear
- This solution contains peroxides, which are harmful to the skin. Always use gloves and protective eyewear when handling. If you happen to get any on your skin, rinse with room temperature water immediately for at least 2 minutes. This will dilute the solution. Consult a physician if necessary.
- Make sure you do NOT overexpose your sneakers to UV light. This will result in your soles losing grip. We do not recommend the indoor UV light method when using SoleClear for this reason.
- Do NOT let your shoes get too hot. This will cause the glue in your sneakers to melt. Once glue melts, anything held together by glue will separate (think sole separation). Check them frequently and keep them cool.
- How do you keep the sneakers cool? We recommend facing a fan at the sneakers. This keeps them from getting too hot, and will allow you to keep them under the sun for an extended period of time. Another great tip to leave the sneakers facing the sun inside a window. You can use the fan indoors this way, and it may be much cooler in the house. You still want to check the sneakers frequently in case they fall over, or if the fan shuts off for any reason.
- Oxidized/yellowed soles can only reverse so much in some situations. We'll show you some examples here so that you can set your expectation levels. Refer to our case studies as well as they are excellent documented trials as to how far you can deoxidize.

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Asarum caudatum (British Columbia wild ginger, Western wild ginger, or long-tailed wild ginger) is native to rich moist forests of western North America from British Columbia to California and as far east as western Montana.
In spring, it develops distinct hirsute (hairy) cup-shaped, brown-purple to green-yellow flowers which terminate in three long gracefully curved lobes, often concealed by leaves. The long rhizomes give rise to persistent reniform (kidney/heart shaped) leaves. Leaves are found in colonies or clusters as the rhizome spreads. The leaves emit a ginger aroma when rubbed.
Wild Ginger, British Columbia wildginger, longtail wildginger
- USDA Hardiness Zones:8-10
- pH: 4-8
- Attracts ants which aid in seed dispersal
- Normally found under the cover of trees


text: Three experiments were conducted to test the hypothesis if a sniff of others' body odor was comfortable then it could promote their motor mimicry. Participants（ N = 52, 68, 102 respectively） were asked to pair up with a person sitting around and to rate each others' hands on the favorability of their skin, shape warmth, and odor. Then they played a paper-rock-scissors game twelve times. Results showed that the frequency of draws in the game was not influenced by the partners' scent but slightly increased as the difference between the two evaluations of odor likability increased. The findings suggest the body odor can play a certain role in developing an empathic bond.


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|Submission Date||Feb. 19, 2018|
University of South Florida (Tampa)
EN-6: Assessing Sustainability Culture
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Vice President for Student Affairs & Student Success
Does the institution conduct an assessment of sustainability culture (i.e. the assessment focuses on sustainability values, behaviors and beliefs, and may also address awareness of campus sustainability initiatives)?:
Which of the following best describes the cultural assessment? The assessment is administered to::
Which of the following best describes the structure of the cultural assessment? The assessment is administered::
A brief description of how and when the cultural assessment(s) were developed and/or adopted:
The annual Student Sustainability Survey is distributed to measure student opinions on campus sustainability. By taking the survey, students can directly promote a culture of campus sustainability that has the potential to benefit all USF students.
The Student Sustainability Survey is being conducted to assess our students' sustainability knowledge, sustainable practices, attitudes about sustainability topics, and awareness of the University's sustainability initiatives. This survey is entirely confidential and only the summarized results will be used.
A copy or sample of the questions related to sustainability culture:
A sample of the questions related to sustainability culture or the website URL where the assessment tool is available:
A brief description of how representative samples were reached (if applicable) and how the cultural assessment is administered:
The incoming students all receive this survey after mid-terms in the Fall semester. Subsequently students are re-evaluated upon graduation to be used as the literacy assessment while including key questions to evaluate Sustainability Culture and campus engagement.
A brief summary of results from the cultural assessment, including a description of any measurable changes over time:
Students immediately receive the results ofthe survey where they can directly read their scores and review the correct answers. This is a supplemental method for getting information about the many sustainability activities available on campus.
The website URL where information about the programs or initiatives is available:
Additional documentation to support the submission:
The Sustainability Literacy survey includes specific questions about USF sustainability to assess the Sustainability Culture
The information presented here is self-reported. While AASHE staff review portions of all STARS reports and institutions are welcome to seek additional forms of review, the data in STARS reports are not verified by AASHE. If you believe any of this information is erroneous or inconsistent with credit criteria, please review the process for inquiring about the information reported by an institution and complete the Data Inquiry Form.


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Gecko Logging
A minimal C++ logging framework is provided for use in core Gecko code. It is enabled for all builds, thread-safe, and the preferred alternative to NSPR logging.
Some other mostly-useless information on logging can be found on the NSPR logging page.
Logging framework
Declaring a log module
LazyLogModule defers the creation the backing LogModule in a thread-safe manner and is the preferred method to declare a log module. Multiple LazyLogModules with the same name can be declared, all will share the same backing LogModule. This makes it much simpler to share a log module across multiple translation units. LazyLogLodule provides a conversion operator to LogModule* and is suitable for passing into the logging macros detailed below.
Note: Log module names can only contain specific characters. The first character must be a lowercase or uppercase ASCII char, underscore, dash, or dot. Subsequent characters may be any of those, or an ASCII digit.
_TAG_ "mozilla/Logging.h"
static mozilla::LazyLogModule sFooLog("foo");
Logging interface
A basic interface is provided in the form of 2 macros and an enum class.
Mozilla Logging Macros
MOZ_LOG(module, level, message)
Outputs the given message if the module has the given log level enabled.
 - module - The log module to use.
 - level - The log level of the message.
 - message - A printf-style message to output. Must be enclosed in parentheses.
MOZ_LOG_TEST(module, level)
Checks if the module has the given level enabled.
 - module - The log module to use.
 - level - The output level of the message.
Mozilla Logging Levels
Log Level Numeric Value Purpose
Disabled 0 Indicates logging is disabled. This should not be used directly in code.
Error 1 An error occurred, generally something you would consider asserting in a debug build.
Warning 2 A warning often indicates an unexpected state.
Info 3 An informational message, often indicates the current program state.
Debug 4 A debug message, useful for debugging but too verbose to be turned on normally.
Verbose 5 A message that will be printed a lot, useful for debugging program flow and will probably impact performance.
Example Usage
Code Sample
_TAG_ "mozilla/Logging.h"
using mozilla::LogLevel;
static mozilla::LazyLogModule sLogger("example_logger");
static void DoStuff()
 MOZ_LOG(sLogger, LogLevel::Info, ("Doing stuff."));
 int i = 0;
 int start = Time::NowMS();
 MOZ_LOG(sLogger, LogLevel::Debug, ("Starting loop."));
 while (i++ < 10) {
 MOZ_LOG(sLogger, LogLevel::Verbose, ("i = %d", i));
 // Only calculate the elapsed time if the Warning level is enabled.
 if (MOZ_LOG_TEST(sLogger, LogLevel::Warning)) {
 int elapsed = Time::NowMS() - start;
 if (elapsed > 1000) {
 MOZ_LOG(sLogger, LogLevel::Warning, ("Loop took %dms!", elapsed));
 if (i!= 10) {
 MOZ_LOG(sLogger, LogLevel::Error, ("i should be 10!"));
Enabling Logging
The log level for a module is controlled by setting an environment variable before launching the application. It can also be adjusted by setting prefs.
By default all logging output is disabled.
set MOZ_LOG="example_logger:3"
In the Windows Command Prompt (cmd.exe), don't use quotes:
set MOZ_LOG=example_logger:3
If you want this on GeckoView example, use the following adb command to launch process:
adb shell am start -n org.mozilla.geckoview_example/.GeckoViewActivity --es env0 "MOZ_LOG=example_logger:3"
If you want to use multiple loggers, separate them by commas as in the following example.
There are special module names to change logging behavior. You can specify one or more special module names without logging level.
Special module name
append Append new logs to existing log file.
sync Print each log synchronously, this is useful to check behavior in real time or get logs immediately before crash.
raw Print exactly what has been specified in the format string, without the process/thread/timestamp, etc. prefix.
timestamp Insert timestamp at start of each log line.
rotate:N This limits the produced log files' size. Only most recent N megabytes of log data is saved. We rotate four log files with.0,.1,.2,.3 extensions. Note: this option disables 'append' and forces 'timestamp'.
For example, if you want to specify "sync", "timestamp" and "rotate":
set MOZ_LOG="example_logger:3,timestamp,sync,rotate:10"
To adjust the logging after Firefox has started, you can set prefs under the logging. prefix. For example, setting to 3 will set the log module foo to start logging at level 3. The special boolean prefs logging.config.sync and logging.config.add_timestamp can be used to control the sync and timestamp properties described above.
Redirecting logging output to a file
Logging output can be redirected to a file by passing its path via an environment variable.
By default logging output goes to stderr.
set MOZ_LOG_FILE="log.txt"
The rotate and append options described above only apply when logging to a file.
The special pref logging.config.LOG_FILE can be set at runtime to change the log file being output to.
E10S Note
When a content process is in sandbox, it cannot write to stderr or any file. You may need to set preference security.sandbox.content.level to 0 to see the log.
We're gradually adding more Rust code to Gecko, and Rust crates typically use a different approach to logging. Many Rust libraries use the log crate to log messages, which works together with env_logger at the application level to control what's actually printed via RUST_LOG.
You can set an overall logging level, though it could be quite verbose:
set RUST_LOG="debug"
You can also target individual modules by path:
set RUST_LOG="style::style_resolver=debug"
For Linux/MacOS users, you need to use export rather than set.
If you're only interested in the content process you can use RUST_LOG_CHILD rather than RUST_LOG.
The log crate lists the available log levels:
Rust Logging Levels
Log Level Purpose
error Designates very serious errors.
warn Designates hazardous situations.
info Designates useful information.
debug Designates lower priority information.
trace Designates very low priority, often extremely verbose, information.
It is common for debug and trace to be disabled at compile time in release builds, so you may need a debug build if you want logs from those levels.
Check the env_logger docs for more details on logging options.
Child Processes / e10s
Sometimes it can be useful to only log child processes and ignore the parent process. In Firefox 57 and later, you can use RUST_LOG_CHILD to specify log settings that will only apply to child processes.


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Bird Monitoring Methods: A Manual of Techniques for Key UK Species
First published by the RSPB in 1998, Bird Monitoring Methods: A Manual of Techniques for Key UK Species is a practical guide to surveying and monitoring techniques for use in the breeding season – in assessing breeding success as well as population levels – and during the winter. It gives instructions for more than 120 UK bird species, mainly those of conservation concern. Methods used in the UK's main national bird monitoring schemes are also outlined with advice on how to participate in them. In addition, Bird Monitoring Methods: A Manual of Techniques for Key UK Species provides advice on the reliability of the methods, sampling, statistics, and species protection. An essential reference for all involved in bird monitoring programmes.
This is a reprint edition of: ISBN 1-901930-03-3.
- Introduction: Bird monitoring
- The need for a manual
- Absolute population estimate or index?
- Species included
- Format for the manual
- Structure of single-species accounts
- General field guidelines
- Species protection
- Health and Safety guidelines
- useful addresses
- Frequent citied references
- Abbreviations used in the text
View other products from the same publisher
Related organisations include:
- Barn Owl Trust
- BirdLife International
- British Ornithologists' Union
- Ornithological Society of the Middle East
- Raptor Research Foundation
- Royal Society for the Protection of Birds

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Berry gilt strips tax avoidance arrangement fails on appeal to the Upper Tribunal
15 April 2011. Published by Adam Craggs, Partner
The Upper Tribunal (Lewison J) ('UT') has dismissed the taxpayer's appeal against the First-tier Tribunal's ('FTT') decision that he was not entitled to relief for losses suffered as a result of a gilt strip tax planning arrangement – Berry v HMRC [2011] UKUT 81.
The UT, applying the Ramsay principle, determined that the word "loss" in the context of the relevant discounted securities legislation (paragraph 14A, Schedule 13, Finance Act 1996 now sections 427 to 460, Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005) meant a real loss, that is, a loss that arose from real commercial outcomes. In reaching his conclusion, Lewison J noted that there is a general expectation that when Parliament uses a word like "loss" it means a commercial loss but that that expectation can be displaced by the express terms of the statute (for example, by an algebraic or artificial approach to quantifying the loss). The UT also determined that the FTT had made no error in law in treating all the steps in the transaction as a single transaction and in disregarding the "anti-Ramsay" device. The FTT's view of the facts was, in the UT's view, a realistic one.


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Employee Legal Awareness Day
Perhaps a somewhat informal day of recognition started by Paul Brennan, a lawyer in Australia; however, it does raise a rather serious issue in the sphere of disability management. It is arguable that there are likely many employees who do not know there legal rights in the workplace regarding occupational health and safety. And for most, the idea of sitting down with a Workers Compensation regulation or Employment Standards Act is unthinkable. But it is important for workers to know some of the fundamental health and safety information to help protect their own well-being. This does not negate the employer's responsibility to ensure a healthy workplace or ensure that their employees have access to important health and safety information; rather it helps to ensure people take responsibility for themselves. It also supports the idea of employers and employees working collaboratively to make sure workers are aware of their legal rights and responsibilities as this is only one aspect of workplace health and safety.
Disability management professionals can be instrumental in this process to provide information and help organizations develop preventative disability management policies, which employees can be encouraged to be familiar with. So, today's post is simply to acknowledge Employee Legal Awareness Day and encourage employees to take one small step in raising their legal awareness as it relates to their workplace or occupation.


text: - Typical recommender systems adopt a static view of the recommendation process and treat it as a prediction problem. We argue that it is more appropriate to view the problem of generating recommendations as a sequential optimization problem and, consequently, that Markov decision processes (MDPs) provide a more appropriate model for recommender systems. MDPs introduce two benefits: they take into account the long-term effects of each recommendation and the expected value of each recommendation. To succeed in practice, an MDP-based recommender system must employ a strong initial model, must be solvable quickly, and should not consume too much memory. In this paper, we describe our particular MDP model, its initialization using a predictive model, the solution and update algorithm, and its actual performance on a commercial site. We also describe the particular predictive model we used which outperforms previous models. Our system is one of a small number of commercially deployed recommender systems. As far as we know, it is the first to report experimental analysis conducted on a real commercial site. These results validate the commercial value of recommender systems, and in particular, of our MDP-based approach.


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 British an area where there are many houses, usually built at the same time by the same company. Many estates are owned by local government and have cheap houses for poorer families. The American word is development
 He grew up on an estate.
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 She has a team of six people who manage the estate.
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When distance is a privilege: Physical distancing in low income settlements
Updated: Jun 3, 2020
Tight small spaces with tin roofs, multiple family members including senior citizens housed in a cramped 200 sq ft space, narrow lanes, communal spaces and a raging virus. At a time, when physical distancing is being seen as the only possible counter to the Corona Virus pandemic, across the world, people in low income settlements are struggling to bring in distance in their interactions. Along with abject material poverty, migrant and wage labor status and a weak social safety net, the physical constraints in urban slums are making the residents one of the most vulnerable groups.
Image courtesy Financial Express
Why physical distancing is difficult in slums
1. Tight spaces: In a slum or a ghetto, the sizes of houses do not allow for adequate physical distancing both within and outside the house. Large families live in confined spaces which will completely negates the possibility of quarantine or isolation if any symptoms show up.
2. Blurred public and private spaces: There is no clear demarcation of public and private spaces in a slum. It means that the boundaries of home are usually extended to outside the house and commonly accessed areas. This means that the lower sense of risk associated with the home environment extends to outside the house. This could impact critical behaviors like mask usage and hand washing.
3. Large involvement in essential service provision: A lot of lower income families are involved in the provision of essential services including sale of essentials, jobs in sanitation and health care departments and being engaged in essential construction related work. Such jobs require consistent interface with a large number of people and puts the neighborhood at an additional risk.
4. Lack of sanitation facilities: One of the critical problems associated with physical distancing is the lack of proper sanitation facilities in slums. Use of community toilets makes people regularly move out of their houses and physical distancing and adequate hygiene are both inadequate in such community toilets
5. Lack of drinking water facilities: Slums have a constant problem with access to water and have to usually either purchase it or have to collect it from common points. Apart from hampering lockdown efforts it also impedes regular hand-washing practices with water being strictly rationed.
What needs to be attempted:
1. Communication demarcating inside and outside: It is necessary to take the context of the space to mind and communicate about what constitutes inside and outside for residents. Considering the space crunch, only the physical house cannot be considered as the inside and the definition has to be extended to shared lanes or even a cluster that are accessed by people. Risk communication should be adjusted to these demarcations.
2. Think of cohorts, not households: Communication while being extremely localized, should be targeted towards cohorts and not households. Due to the communal nature of living, risk communication targeted towards cohorts would be beneficial in ensuring adequate checks from the community. It would also be helpful in acknowledging the fact that social engagements intended for the family actually extend to slightly larger groups. Communicating to cohorts would cover more actors who would otherwise be considered almost as family and by inference, outside the ambit of physical distancing.
3. Bring services closer to home: Physical distancing measures can be strictly enforced if the necessary travel for services can be minimized and services can be brought closer to home. This includes provision of more mobile toilets, delivery of water and groceries at the door-step etc.
4. Saturate the environment with cues: If bringing services closer is not possible to due to resource and logistical barriers, the common access points like community toilets, water collection and water purchase points etc. need to be re-designed with strong cues to enforce physical distancing. This includes putting nudges like physical distancing circles, mask usage communication, sanitizer dispensing points at the entrance and exit points.
5. Use trusted messengers: Physical distancing in a community with tight spaces and regular interaction will not be easy to come by. Especially when social interactions are key to economic ties. In such situations, using community leaders as a form of authority would be better to ensure buy-in of the messages. This could include corporators, religious leaders, teachers and other local elders.
6. Prepare people to deal with quarantine isolation and familiarizing facilities: The possibility of self-isolating or quarantining in the small settlements and crowded neighbourhoods for a at-risk individual is next to impossible. Therefore, most governments would move both all at-risk individuals including the family of an infected person to a quarantine facility away from the slum.
This is a huge flux and a scary transition for people as it takes away all aspects of familiarity. This could also lead to dissonance due to the asymptomatic natures of the disease and a dampened risk perception. The fear could also lead to under-reporting of symptoms.
The administration could look into anticipating this fear and talk of the possibility of quarantining outside the neighbourhood. The population should be socialised early and in small doses with the quarantine facilities, so that it does not completely seem unfamiliar in the eventuality of quarantining.
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First Firing of your New Kiln
I have just been reviewing information on kiln elements. I have discovered the reason you need to do your first firing with the kiln empty of everything. No kiln wash, no kiln furniture, nothing. Vacuum the kiln to take out any dusts from travel.
The element forms a protective layer of aluminum oxide during the first firing. If there are elements of kiln wash, dusts, or glass, this will inhibit the ability of the oxide coating to be uniform. The uniform coating of the elements is important to the long life of your elements. There are other things of course, but this is the initial, essential element of preparing you kiln for use.
After this first firing you can add the other elements of kiln wash, furniture, and even glass.
In summary, fire your kiln clean and bare. No kiln wash, no furniture.


Are Andalusian Horses Good For Beginners?
Andalusian horses, which, as their name suggests, originated in Spain, have been recognised as a breed for over 500 years and have become one of the most popular types of horse to keep, with worldwide registrations in the hundreds of thousands.
They are known for being well-built, elegant and compact animals, and are well-regarded for their relaxed temperaments and intelligence.
But are Andalusian horses suitable for beginners? This article will take an in-depth look into that question, weighing up the pros and cons of choosing an Andalusian horse as a beginner.
What Advantages Do Andalusian Horses Bring For Beginners?
Many wonderful attributes make Andalusian horses an excellent choice for beginners. One caveat, though – they need to be adequately broken and looked after well when they are raised because their temperaments can vary depending on how well their early lives have been handled.
Assuming these two things were done correctly, Andalusian horses can be a fantastic choice for novice riders.
First of all, they are an incredibly social breed and are known for being extremely docile and intelligent animals. They are also sensitive and brave animals, while they have an innate ability to learn new things, and generally do so quickly.
This means Andalusian horses can adapt to new situations quickly. All these qualities combine to make them an excellent choice for the beginner.
Perhaps one of the significant advantages of Andalusian horses for the beginner, though, is their pleasant nature, which means they tend to be easy to train as they are both obedient and cooperative.
As well as an excellent temperament, Andalusian horses are also an incredibly versatile breed. So, if you have ambitions beyond only riding your horse, but would like to learn other skills such as dressage, mounted athletics or jumping, they are likely to be quick and sensitive learners too.
Are Andalusian Horses Easy To Keep?
If you're a beginner, there's a good chance that the responsibility for grooming your Andalusian horse will be yours too.
Thankfully, Andalusians are a relatively easy breed to keep. You'll only require the standard tools when grooming your horse, including tail brush, mane comb and hoof pick.
However, among their features are long and thick manes and tails, so a little extra care will be needed to ensure these remain healthy and looking good along with the regular grooming responsibilities you'd expect of any other horse breed.
What Disadvantages Do Andalusian Horses Bring For Beginners?
Perhaps the biggest drawback of choosing an Andalusian horse as a beginner is that they can be powerful and athletic horses, meaning they can be a handful if they become distressed of if not handled correctly.
Therefore, it would probably be wise to include the help of an experienced keeper alongside you as you learn.
However, as explained earlier, as long as they have had a caring upbringing and appropriately broken, they should be primarily willing and compliant learners, meaning that their tremendous strength shouldn't often come between you and your learning experience.
Another thing to be mindful of is that because of their intelligence, Andalusian horses can also become bored quickly. Therefore it is vital to ensure your horse is stimulated regularly and not left alone in his stable for long periods.
As long as you are committed to your Andalusian's welfare, though, you'll be rewarded with a beautiful and elegant companion who'll be as willing to learn as you.
Andalusian horses are a beautiful and intelligent breed. These attributes, combined with their sensitivity and sociability, make them an excellent choice for beginners because they are quick learners and friendly.
They are also extremely versatile, so regardless of your horse-riding ambitions, there's a good chance an Andalusian will be able to learn quickly and become an excellent companion on your learning journey.
However, you must be committed to keeping them, as they require regular grooming and can get bored quickly.
It's also recommended that when buying an Andalusian, you go through a reputable dealer. That's because the nature of your Andalusian will, to some extent, be dictated by his upbringing.
If you take all this into account, an Andalusian horse will likely give you the best possible start to a life with horses and one that the horse finds every bit as rewarding as you.


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EULESS, TEXAS. Euless is at the intersection of State highways 10 and 183, on the southwest side of the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport, north of the West Fork of the Trinity River in Tarrant County. Bird's Fort was established at a site just south of the present city limits in 1841. The community began by 1845, when a small party of pioneers led by Isham Crowley reached the confluence of Big Bear and Little Bear creeks. There on the eastern edge of the site of present Euless, on the current airport grounds, a post office was founded in 1857, named Estill's Station, and a school, a church, a store, and a cotton gin were established. The post office closed in 1868. It reopened, 1881–1904, under the name Estelle. Most of the community gradually dissipated and moved to present Euless and Irving. A mile or more to the southwest, around 1876, a community hall-church-school building was erected. In 1881 Elisha Adam and Julia Euless from Tennessee built a home and cotton gin nearby, and the community began to thrive. Local farmers decided to honor the young man whose presence seemed to coincide with better times, and the community was named for him. The Euless post office opened in 1886 and closed in 1910. Euless farmers usually journeyed to Dallas to buy supplies and sell produce and cotton. In 1903 the Rock Island Railroad built a depot two miles south of Euless at Candon, whose name changed to Tarrant by 1905. Tarrant had a post office, 1905–23, and in the 1910s Tarrant may have had 100 people and Euless twenty-five. The Rock Island soon discontinued regular service, and the depot closed in the 1930s. By then Euless may have attained a population of 100, while Tarrant's was perhaps twenty-five. Tarrant gradually merged with Euless. From the early twentieth century to the mid-1930s Euless community life revolved around the general store run by the Fuller family, the Baptist and Methodist churches, and the Euless School, erected in 1913. The Tennessee Dairies receiving plant in Euless and the Fort Worth Sand and Gravel Company just south of town in the Trinity bottoms opened operations in the 1920s, aiding a number of local farm families in supplementing meager farm incomes. The brewing and sale of illegal whiskey during prohibition, 1919–33, was another economic stimulus in the area. Electricity arrived in 1929, and the school achieved high school status in 1934. After the stimulus of World War II there were perhaps 300 people in Euless and Tarrant by the end of the 1940s. The Euless post office reopened in 1949. A crisis moved the community to the edge of violence. In 1949 black parents in Mosier Valley refused to obey new orders from the Euless school superintendent, which called for the busing of their children outside their district to Fort Worth. There were closer schools in Euless, but they had always been for whites only. The Mosier Valley elementary school was a tattered branch of the Euless district. A district judge ruled that Texas law provided that students had a right to be educated in their own districts and that a district's schools were supposed to be funded impartially. Texas at the time had some 1,100 districts that bused blacks to other districts, and it appeared for some months as though segregation in Texas might stand or fall on the Euless case. Blacks entered the Euless school on September 4, 1950, in an attempt at enrollment, and the building was soon surrounded by a hostile crowd of some 150 whites. The school superintendent informed his black audience in the auditorium that he had to enforce the state's segregation laws. Blacks returned to the Mosier Valley school, which was quickly refurbished by white authorities. The village incorporated in 1951, disincorporated in 1952 over water and sewer taxes, and reincorporated in 1953. The Euless school district merged with Hurst in 1955 and was joined by Bedford in 1958. The HEB district desegregated in 1968. Growth was enhanced in the early 1950s by the paving of old State Highway 183 and Farm Road 157 and the construction of Amon Carter (Air) Field on the eastern edge of Euless, which opened in 1953. The Euless Chamber of Commerce was established in 1952 and merged with that of Hurst in 1955. The Menasco Manufacturing Company, which made airplane parts, was an important local manufacturer. American Airlines began moving its installations to Euless in 1957. The population surged to over 4,200 in 1960. In 1967 Euless voted 211 to 133 to merge with smaller Bedford, but an overwhelming majority in Bedford opposed it. Hurst, Euless, and Bedford all approved the establishment of a joint hospital district in 1969. Euless's population climbed to 19,300 in 1970, but the completion of Airport Freeway and the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport drove land prices out of reach for most of the decade. The population increased only to 24,000 in 1980. The town is heavily committed to arboreal beautification, reflected dramatically in its annual Arbor Daze fair launched in 1989. The DFW Airport's announcement to expand a new west side runway in 1988 triggered an acrimonious conflict with Euless and a prolonged legal tussle. The town could lose $100,000,000 worth of property. Euless had a population of over 38,000 in 1990.
Clippings File, Euless Public Library. Historic Resources Survey: Selected Tarrant County Communities (Fort Worth: Historic Preservation Council for Tarrant County, 1990). Janet L. Schmelzer, Where the West Begins: Fort Worth and Tarrant County (Northridge, California: Windsor, 1985).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.George N. Green, "EULESS, TX," Handbook of Texas Online (_URL_ accessed April 18, 2015. Uploaded on June 12, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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Santa María Nenetzintla - Puebla
Facts about Santa María Nenetzintla
Location of Santa María Nenetzintla
Santa María Nenetzintla is located in the municipality of Acajete in the Mexican state of Puebla with the GPS coordinates:
Longitude (dec): -97.965556
Latitude (dec): 19.055556
Height over sea level of Santa María Nenetzintla
The locations medium height over sea level is 2320 meters.
Population in Santa María Nenetzintla
The over all population of Santa María Nenetzintla is 3862 persons, 1818 of them are male and 2044 of them are female.
Age distribution
The population of this place consists of 1679 minors and 2183 adults, with 341 of them being 60 years and older.
Indigenous population of Santa María Nenetzintla
Social structure
A legal claim on health care and social insurance benefits have 1010 citizens of Santa María Nenetzintla.
Economic situation
In Santa María Nenetzintla exist about 785 households.
Of these households 772 are common houses or apartments, 44 are without floor and about 61 consist of one room only.
740 of the normal households have sanitary installations, 175 are connected to the public water supply, 764 have access to electricity.
The economic situation allows 36 households to own a computer, 254 own a washing machine and 715 households are equipped with one ore more televisions.
School and education in Santa María Nenetzintla
Besides the 249 analphabets aged 15 or older, about 88 minors between 6 and 14 are not visiting a school.
225 inhabitants of the population of 15 years and older did not visit a school and 1362 persons did not finish the school. 451 visited only the 6 years lasting primary school, 364 visited and finished the college or similar scholar institutions.
A total of 154 aged 15 to 24 years visited a school, the medium time school is visited through the whole population is 6 years.
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- (General Australian) IPA(key): [ˈɹʷɔkiː]
- (UK) enPR: rŏk'i, IPA(key): /ˈɹɒki/, [ˈɹʷɒkiː]
- (US) IPA(key): [ˈɹʷɒki]
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- Rhymes: -ɒki
- Unstable; easily rocked.
- The table was rocky, so we put a book under one leg.
- In the style of rock music.
- His new album is quite rocky.
- (figuratively) Troubled; or difficult; in danger or distress.
- Their relationship had weathered some rocky times, but they loved each other.
unstable, easily rocked
- Full of, or abounding in, rocks; consisting of rocks.
- a rocky mountain
- a rocky shore
- Like a rock.
- the rocky orb of a shield
- (figuratively) Not easily impressed or affected; hard; unfeeling; obdurate
full of rocks
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vserver nfs kerberos interface modify
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Modify the Kerberos configuration of an NFS server
Availability: This command is available to cluster and Vserver administrators at the admin privilege level.
Description
The vserver nfs kerberos interface modify command modifies a Kerberos configuration for NFS. An NFS Kerberos configuration is associated with both a Vserver and a logical interface.
Parameters
-vserver <vserver name> - Vserver
This parameter specifies the Vserver associated with the NFS Kerberos configuration you want to modify.
-lif <lif-name> - Logical Interface
This parameter specifies the name of the logical interface associated with the NFS Kerberos configuration you want to modify.
[-kerberos {enabled|disabled}] - Kerberos Enabled
This optional parameter specifies whether to enable or disable Kerberos for NFS on the specified Vserver and logical interface. If you specify a value of enable , you must also specify the -spn parameter. The command prompts you for a user name and password for a Kerberos principal in the same realm as the principal specified by the -spn parameter; this principal must have permission to create or modify the principal specified by the -spn parameter.
[-spn <text>] - Service Principal Name
This optional parameter specifies the service principal name (SPN) of the Kerberos configuration you want to modify. If you specify a value of enable for the -kerberos parameter, you must also specify this parameter. This value must be in the form nfs/host_name @REALM , where host_name is the fully qualified host name of the Kerberos server, nfs is the service, and REALM is the name of the Kerberos realm (for instance, EXAMPLE.COM). Specify Kerberos realm names in uppercase.
[-admin-username <text>] - Account Creation Username
This optional parameter specifies the administrator user name.
[-keytab-uri {(ftp|http)://(hostname|IPv4 Address|'['IPv6 Address']')…}] - Load Keytab from URI
This optional parameter specifies loading a keytab file from the specified URI.
[-ou <text>] - Organizational Unit
This optional parameter specifies the organizational unit (OU) under which the Microsoft Active Directory server account will be created when you enable Kerberos using a realm for Microsoft KDC. If this parameter is not specified, the default OU is "CN=Computers".
Examples
The following example enables an NFS Kerberos configuration on a Vserver named vs0 and a logical interface named datalif1. The SPN is nfs/_EMAIL_ and the keytab file is loaded from _URL_
vs1::> vserver nfs kerberos interface modify -vserver vs0 -lif datalif1
-kerberos enabled -spn nfs/_EMAIL_ -keytab-uri
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To use the Microsoft 365 Admin Center, you need to log in using your Microsoft account. The account must be a business account. You can add users to the account by assigning them roles. For example, if you have employees who are responsible for handling customer support, you can assign them the role of "Customer Support Representative." Assigning a user to a role allows the user to access certain resources, such as a support ticketing system. It is also useful for grouping employees by job function.
The left navigation pane of the Admin Center can be arranged and customized. You can also choose which tabs to view. The Details tab provides a list of user information. There are sections for user profiles, subscriptions, and contacts. The Status column provides information about incidents. There is also a section for service health. In addition to user information, you can also view reports, such as mailbox usage reports, which show the storage consumption of mailboxes for specific users. Users can also export reports to Excel.
Admins can also set global settings for applications and services in Office 365. They can also manage user passwords and domains. They can also import data from PST files. Admins can also delegate administrator access to users. They can also edit business profiles and domain names. They can also purchase new licenses for their organization. They can also purchase licenses for individual users. They can also change the frequency of the billing cycle. They can also change the payment method. They can also set permissions for users and groups. They can also view information about Office 365 groups and subscriptions textboard.biz.
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unparalleled velocity.
The Swordfish: A Master of Speed and Precision.
Meet the swordfish, a true ocean athlete built for speed. It's like the Formula 1 car of the sea, designed with sleek lines and powerful muscles. Imagine a fish that can zoom through the water faster than you can blink. It's not just about looking cool; the swordfish's body is perfect for slicing through the waves like a champion surfer.
Breaking Records: The Swordfish's Speedy Feat.
Alright, hold on to your flippers, because here comes the mind-blowing part. The swordfish is known to reach speeds of around 60 to 80 miles per hour (97 to 129 kilometers per hour)! Can you believe it? It's like a fishy rocket in the water, leaving all its competitors in the dust. But how does it achieve such incredible speeds?
Slicing Through the Waves: The Secrets of Speed.
The swordfish owes its remarkable speed to its unique body design. Picture a super-strong body, a pointy bill like a sword (hence the name), and powerful fins. When the swordfish wants to go super fast, it uses its streamlined shape to slice through the water with minimal resistance. It's like a speeding arrow, unstoppable and breathtaking.
The Chase for Survival: Speed as a Lifesaver.
Now, here's the exciting part. The swordfish doesn't just swim fast for fun—it's a matter of life and death. Imagine the swordfish hunting for its next meal. It's like a high-stakes race, where being the fastest means catching dinner and avoiding becoming someone else's lunch. So, when you think about the question "what is the fastest known animal movement marine," the swordfish proudly claims that title.
In Awe of Aquatic Velocity.
So, my fellow ocean explorers, next time you marvel at the wonders of the sea, remember the swordfish's lightning-fast speed. It's not just about being the fastest; it's about surviving, thriving, and becoming a true legend of the deep blue.
Speed Secrets Unveiled: Exploring Factors that Influence Marine Animal Velocity.🐟
Ahoy, ocean adventurers and seekers of knowledge! Let's dive into the fascinating world of underwater speed records and discover what makes marine animals zip through the waves like supercharged swimmers. If you've ever wondered "what is the fastest large marine animal," then hold onto your snorkels because we're about to unveil the secrets behind these watery speedsters. It's like solving a puzzle where the pieces are shaped by the vast expanse of the ocean.
Nature's Racecars: The Biological and Environmental Factors.
Picture this: marine animals aren't just swimming randomly in the sea; they're part of a fast and furious game of survival. When we talk about the question "what is the fastest large marine animal," we're diving into a world where biological traits and the environment are like coaches training these creatures to be the best in their watery race.
Biology Matters: Body Shape and Physiology.
Have you ever seen a torpedo? Imagine if animals had their own torpedo-like shapes—that's the secret weapon of speed! The way a marine animal's body is shaped can affect how fast it moves through the water. It's like having a streamlined car instead of a bulky truck. And let's not forget about muscles and fins—these are like the turbo boosters that help them swim faster. Some animals have more muscle power, allowing them to speed through the water with ease.
Adapting to the Environment: The Need for Speed.
Now, let's talk about the ocean's role in this aquatic race. Different marine animals have evolved to fit their specific habitats. It's like they've designed their own racecars for the watery racetrack. The ocean's currents, waves, and even temperature play a role in their speed. Imagine a surfer catching a wave—these animals do something similar to glide through the water.
Survival of the Speediest: The Circle of Life.
Here's the exciting part: speed isn't just for show; it's a survival strategy. Think about predators chasing their prey. If the prey isn't fast enough, it becomes a meal. On the other hand, predators need to be quick to catch their dinner. It's like a game of tag where the fastest tagger gets to eat. So, when you ponder "what is the fastest large marine animal," remember that speed isn't just a skill; it's a lifeline.
A Symphony of Speed and Adaptation.
In the symphony of the sea, speed is the music that drives marine animals to adapt, evolve, and survive. Whether it's the body's shape, the muscles that power their swim, or the clever ways they navigate the ocean currents, these creatures are true masters of speed and adaptation. So, as you gaze out at the endless ocean, remember that beneath the surface, a dynamic world of speed and survival is in full swing.
Celebrating the Marvels of Marine Speedsters: Embracing the Diversity.🐟
Ahoy, fellow ocean enthusiasts and speed aficionados! As we come to the end of our thrilling journey through the world of aquatic speed, let's take a moment to bask in the awe-inspiring diversity of the ocean's fastest swimmers. From the question "what is the 9th fastest marine animal" to the champions of velocity, our voyage has been a celebration of nature's incredible creations. So, gather 'round, as we raise our imaginary snorkels to salute the fantastic creatures that make the sea a playground of speed and wonder.
A Symphony of Speed and Diversity.
Imagine an underwater orchestra where each instrument plays a unique tune. That's the beauty of the ocean's speedsters. From the majestic swordfish to the playful dolphins, every creature has its own special rhythm. It's like they've mastered their own version of the fastest dance moves, and the what is the 9th fastest marine animal question becomes a melody of variety.
A Tribute to Nature's Ingenuity.
Consider this: the ocean's creatures have adapted to their environment in remarkable ways. Some have become the Usain Bolts of the sea, racing for survival and supremacy. Others have embraced the slower lanes, finding their niche in the grand aquatic race. It's a reminder that the ocean isn't just a place of competition; it's a canvas of creativity where each brushstroke—each twist and turn—adds to the masterpiece.
A Lesson from the Depths: Unity in Diversity.
As we marvel at the diversity of marine speedsters, let's not forget the important lesson they teach us. In a world that's so vast and varied, unity can emerge from diversity. Just like the ocean's inhabitants, each with their unique skills and strengths, humans too can come together to create a harmonious symphony of life.
An Invitation to Explore and Preserve.
As we wrap up our exhilarating journey, let's remember that the ocean's speedsters are part of a delicate balance. The creatures that make us wonder "what is the 9th fastest marine animal" are a testament to the beauty of life's many forms. So, the next time you dip your toes into the sea, think about the wonders that lie beneath. Let's explore, appreciate, and work together to preserve the ocean's incredible diversity for generations to come.
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Measuring the volume of cold water passing through the pipeline.
- Water temperature : ≤ 50 oC
- Water pressure : ≤ 1.6 MPa
- Ensure high sensitivity and accurate registration throughout a wide flow range.
- Low starting flow rate.
- Requires no calibration throughout life span.
- Engineered Liquid-sealed register for easy and long term clear reading.
- Corrosion resistant body.
- Internal check-valve.
- Internal Strainer.
- Can be equipped with reed switch option.


HE (high-efficiency) laundry detergents are specialized formulas made to use in HE washing machines. The main difference between a HE detergent and a regular one is the amount of suds. HE detergents produce less suds and are designed for the lower water environments of HE machines.
How can you tell if you have an HE washer? Does HE detergent actually work? Can you use non-HE detergent in HE machines? Read on to find out.
Do You Have a HE Washer that Needs High-Efficiency Detergent?
What does HE mean on laundry detergent?
If you're shopping for an HE detergent for your high-efficiency washer, look for the blue and white oval with the letters "h" and "e" surrounded by a white swirl on the label. It should be the same symbol you saw on your washer.
The HE symbol might be located on the front of the bottle, or on the reverse, near the washing instructions and ingredients. When you see HE on a laundry detergent bottle, you'll know that this detergent is designed for HE washing machines.
HE Detergent vs Regular Detergent: Which Should I Use?
There are various types of laundry detergent for the various types of washers, kind of like there are different types of fuel for different types of engines. Just as you wouldn't put gasoline in a diesel car or truck, you should only use HE detergent in a HE washer.
You're probably wondering, "can you use HE detergent in a regular, non-HE washing machine?" The answer to that is, yes! While you should not use regular detergent in a HE washer for the reasons stated above, it is fine to use HE detergent in a conventional washing machine. You should increase the amount you use since more water in the washer cycle will dilute the detergent further. And remember, don't expect as many suds! HE laundry detergents are low-sudsing by design.
HE detergent vs Ultra-Concentrated Laundry Detergent
While almost all detergents today are HE, only some have the added feature of being ultra-concentrated. Detergents with the HE symbol on the bottle are formulated for the low-sudsing, low-water environment of an HE machine. Ultra-concentrated laundry detergents can be used in regular, non-HE washing machines and in HE washers if they are also HE detergents.
Swash® Liquid Laundry Detergent is both HE and ultra-concentrated - it's an 8x detergent. What sets ultra-concentrated detergents apart is that they use less water in their formulation. Large bottles of laundry detergent are diluted with water, while concentrated laundry detergents contain less water and are less diluted. As a result, you don't need to use as much detergent in every load to get the same cleaning performance.
Since ultra-concentrated detergents will be combined with water inside your washing machine, they don't need to dilute the detergent inside the bottle. By reducing the water and concentrating the detergent, you can have a smaller bottle that is easier to ship, pour, and store, taking up less room in your laundry area.
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Category: Acting, Film
Role: Pauline Carpenter
Director: Chris Newby
Production: British feature film
Release: 1993
Toyah plays the role of Pauline Carpenter in Anchoress, a 1993 British drama film directed by Chris Newby. It was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 1993 Cannes Film Festival.
The screenplay is partly based on accounts of an historical female anchorite, Christine Carpenter, who was walled into her anchorhold in a village church in Surrey, England, in 1329. The story revolves around the girl's mystical visions of the Virgin Mary, the Priest who walls her into his village church, and his dislike of her mother, a midwife whom he regards as a witch.
The film is shot in black-and-white and visually resembles the works of Danish filmmaker Carl Theodor Dreyer, especially The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928).
With a cast that includes Christopher Eccleston, Pete Postlethwaite and Toyah Willcox, Chris Newby's (Madagascar Skin) poetic debut feature, Anchoress, is the visually arresting story of religious conflict set in the 14th century, in which a young girl's transcendental vision threatens to upset the foundations of her community.
Inspired by the records of the real Anchoress of Shere, Christine Carpenter (who was voluntarily walled up in a tiny cell adjoining a church), Anchoress vividly evokes life of a remote Medieval village whilst also addressing the gulf between patriarchal power and female ritual and rebellion.
Toyah Willcox Anchoress


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Small Worlds: Connections, Collaborations and Conflicts
Australasian Victorian Studies Association Conference
Monash University, Melbourne
17-19 June 2020
Keynote speakers: Associate Professor Mary Elizabeth Leighton and Professor Lisa Surridge (University of Victoria, Canada)
Technological advances, imperial expansion, emigration to the colonies and beyond, and an increase in leisure travel made the nineteenth-century world seem smaller. Fuelled by industrialisation, the population of cities boomed, putting masses of people in closer proximity than ever before. The development of transportation, particularly the railways and steamship, meant culture could be disseminated more widely. The various ways in which ideas and people moved aided by technology such as the telegraph enabled new connections, cultures, and ideas to flourish. However, encounters with the unfamiliar and challenges to accepted ways of being provoked anxieties, injustices, and outright conflict.
The conference invites papers from a range of disciplinary backgrounds including Literature, History, Music, and Art History that interpret any aspect of the nineteenth century in relation to the conference theme of "Small Worlds".
Proposals might address such topics as the following:
- Travelling, tourism and travel writing
- Urbanisation and the city
- Empires, nationalism, colonialism
- Race, ethnicity, indigeneity
- Literature and the periodical press
- Scientific and medical advancement
- Intellectual, artistic, and political communities
- Religion and missionary work
- The Victorian city
- Collaborative research within Victorian Studies
Paper proposals should comprise a one-paragraph abstract of 200-250-words with a title plus a 100-word biographical note. Please avoid the use of in-text references. Proposals should be emailed to conference convenors Dr Michelle Smith and Associate Professor Paul Watt and at _EMAIL_ by 20 January 2020.
All those giving a paper at the AVSA conference are required to be members of the Association.
AVSA aims to promote the activities and research of scholars in Victorian literary, history, and cultural studies and since 1973 has provided a meeting place for Victorian Studies scholars in the southern hemisphere. To find out more about AVSA, visit its website at _URL_


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The Daily Telegraph (and other media channels) reported that the actress Mo'Nique caused quite a stir at the Golden Globe Awards, not only for winning an award, but also for her 'fashion faux pas'. That is, she had hairy legs. Such reactions tell us something about gendered identities and specifically about cultural notions of what is means to be a woman.
The negotiation and representation of women's identities centre around what is called 'emphasized femininity' (Connell and Messerschmidt, 2005). That is 'emphasized femininity' is a normative femininity, which is oriented to accommodating the interests and needs of men. It presents as the current most honored way of being a woman, even though most women do not enact it. However all women are required to position themselves, and are positioned by others, in relation to this ideal form (Giddens, 2009). Specific practices associated with 'emphasized femininity' include presenting oneself as 'sexually attractive' by being 'well-groomed'. In other words, removing body hair other than on the head (and perhaps the genitalia). Those that fail to conform to this norm tend to be held accountable.
Hairy moment for Golden Globes winner
Femininity and Feminine Values


Generate numbered list in vim
Today I accidentally discovered that using CTRL+X in VIM command mode will decrement the number under the cursor and CTRL+A will increment a number. While sharing this with a colleague at work he mentioned that perhaps this could be used to generate a numbered list automatically. And then while we were looking this up in the vim docs we found a recipe for doing exactly that using a macro.
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Example: Use the following
steps to make a numbered list.
1. Create the first list entry, make sure it starts with a number.
2. qa - start recording into register 'a'
3. Y - yank the entry
4. p - put a copy of the entry below the first one
5. CTRL-A - increment the number
6. q - stop recording
7. <count>@a - repeat the yank, put and increment <count> times
And of course some minor modifications would be required to correctly handle more than one digits correctly.
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Achieving PAT Goals with Process Analytics Equipment
Pharmaceutical manufacturers need to focus on quality and cost efficiency. Traditionally, the pharmaceutical industry evaluates quality on samples tested in the laboratory. The FDA has encouraged the industry to implement in-line tools as described in the PAT initiative, with the goal being to better understand and control the manufacturing process.
This white paper focuses on a new technology used to assist the measurement of pH and dissolved oxygen in bioreactors, as well as in product purification and downstream processing. pH and dissolved oxygen measurement are classical tools. Intelligent Sensor Management (ISM), a break-through improvement to these measurement parameters, offers diagnostic tools that aid optimization of the lifetime, performance and reliability of process analytical equipment. It is much better to predict problems before they happen, than to have to respond rapidly because a sensor has failed in service. Intelligent Sensor Management means higher process safety, higher productivity and less downtime.


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Publication of the Keogh report last week put a spotlight back on the quality of NHS services and deficiencies in the inspection regime. It wasn't long before a new process was announced, with the Chief Inspector of Hospitals identifying pilot sites including a couple of trusts in KSS.
Improving the quality of care and achieving better outcomes for every patient is a fundamental objective for us. Our approach uses an established, proven and independently evaluated method for quality improvement: Enhancing Quality and Recovery (EQR). Integrating EQR into the new AHSN offers a significant opportunity to increase the pace and scale of its impact through new collaborations with researchers and industry innovators.
EQR has already made significant sustainable improvements in clinical quality and outcomes for patients in Kent, Surrey and Sussex. Its approach focuses on:
- Saving lives
- Reducing admissions and re-admissions
- Reducing complications
- Decreasing the length of stay, and
- Improving the patient experience.
Des Holden is Medical Director for KSS AHSN and for Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust. He believes EQR is a powerful tool to assist clinicians with service improvement on a daily basis:
"EQR alerts clinicians to the significance of variation in care, provides a mechanism of steps to follow which lead to better outcomes and offers a framework for best practice to treat every patient, every time."
You can see Professor Keogh discussing EQR here.
University of Greenwich Research Collaboration Event – Saturday 7 September 2013
Research into practise – an opportunity to share research and practice experiences and to develop ideas for collaboration
Pilkington Suite, Medway Universities Campus, Chatham Kent ME4 4TB – 9.30AM -4.30PM
The University of Greenwich, School of Health & Social Care is hosting a free research interest conference in the Pilkington Suite, Medway Universities Campus.
An exciting opportunity to share your research ideas and hear about the research going on in your area. A chance to collaborate and develop research ideas. There is space available for poster presentations
The day will consist of presentations highlighting on-going research, followed by an opportunity to network and share experiences/ ideas on topics including Compassionate Care, Positive Ageing, Sexual Health and Paramedic Research
If you are interested in attending please contact Professor Pat Schofield.
Six disruptive technologies the will transform India's healthcare
and they might do a bit of good for ours, too!


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INCAS has developed standard methods to quantify net greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for the forestry sector in Indonesia in a transparent, accurate, complete, consistent, and comparable (TACCC) manner. The first version of the standard methods—described in Krisnawati et al. (2015a)—was initially tested and refined to estimate emissions and removals from forest and peatlands in Central Kalimantan as the REDD+ pilot province. These methods were improved as the coverage of INCAS was expanded to cover all provinces in Indonesia.
The standard methods describe the approach and methods used for data collation, data analysis, quality control, quality assurance, modelling, and reporting of GHG emissions and removals. Use of the standard methods ensures consistent methods are applied for every land-sector GHG inventory conducted, regardless of the geographic or temporal coverage. The standard methods include:
- Standard method—initial conditions describes the process for defining the initial conditions that are used as inputs for modelling GHG emissions and removals. This includes above-ground biomass, below-ground biomass, litter, and dead wood (woody debris) for each biomass class. For more detail click here.
- Standard method—forest growth and turnover describes the process for defining the rate of growth, turnover of above-ground and below-ground biomass, and decomposition of debris (deadwood and litter) for each component of each biomass class. These are used as inputs in modelling of GHG emissions and removals. For more detail click here.
- Standard method—forest management events and regimes describes the process for defining forest management events and regimes and their impact on carbon stocks as inputs for modelling GHG emissions and removals. For more detail click here.
- Standard method—forest cover change summarises the standard methods used to monitor changes in forest cover in Indonesia as described in The Remote Sensing Monitoring Program of Indonesia's National Carbon Accounting System: Methodology and Products, Version 1 (LAPAN, 2014). For more detail click here.
- Standard method—spatial allocation of regimes describes how available spatial data are used to consistently allocate management regimes to areas analysed and to derive annual area statistics by management regime for use in INCAS. For more detail click here.
- Standard method—peatland GHG emissions describes the process for quantifying GHG emissions from biological oxidation of drained peat, direct emissions from drained organic soils, and emissions from peat fire. For more detail click here.
- Standard method—data integration and reporting describes the process used to bring together data from the other INCAS standard methods (1–6) and to estimate GHG emissions and removals from activities occurring on forest lands. These include deforestation, forest degradation, sustainable management of forests, and enhancement of forest carbon stocks in Indonesia. For more detail click here.
Full details of the Summary methods are available here.


Berkeley Lab
WWII Aircraft Carrier Used in Atomic Bomb Tests Found Intact on Sea Floor
USS Independence in 1943.A team from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has located the wreck of the 623-foot USS Independence, an American light aircraft carrier that served in World War II before being rocked by two atomic blasts during the famous bomb tests at the Bikini Atoll. The ship was scuttled off the coast of San Francisco in 1951, but scientists say that it is still in remarkably good condition despite having spent more than 60 years underwater.


Perform isotropic reoreientational eigenmode dynamics analysis using given IRED vectors.
ired [relax freq [NHdist ]] [order ] tstep tcorr out [norm] [drct] modes [name ] [ds2matrix ]
[relax freq [NHdist ]] Should only be used when ired vectors represent N-H bonds; calculate correlation times tm for each eigenmode and relaxation rates and NOEs for each N-H vector. 'freq ' (required) is the Lamor frequency of the measurement. 'NHdist ' specifies the length of the NH bond in Angstroms (default is 1.02).
order Order of the Legendre polynomials to use when calculating spherical harmonics (default 2).
tstep Time between snapshots in ps (default 1.0).
tcorr Maximum time to calculate correlation functions for in ps (default 10000.0).
out Name of file to write output to.
[norm] Normalize all correlation functions, i.e., Cl(t = 0) = Pl(t = 0) = 1:0.
[drct] Use the direct method to calculate correlations instead of FFT; this will be much slower.
modes Name of previously calculated eigenmodes corresponding to IRED vectors.
[name ] Output data set name.
[ds2matrix ] If specified, write full delta*S^2 matrix (# IRED vector rows by # eigenmodes columns) to .
DataSets Created:
[S2] S2 order parameters for each vector.
[Plateau] Plateau values for each vector.
[TauM] TauM values for each vector.
[dS2] Full delta*S^2 matrix.
[T1] T1 relaxation values for each vector.
[T2] T2 relaxation values for each vector.
[NOE] NOEs for each vector.
[Cm(t)]:X Cm(t) function for vector X.
[Cj(t)]:X Cj(t) function for vector X.
Peform IRED[reference] analysis on previously defined IRED vectors (see vector ired) using eigenmodes calculated from those vectors with a previous 'diagmatrix' command. The number of defined IRED vectors should match the number of eigenmodes calculated. Autocorrelation functions for each mode and the corresponding correlation time tm will be written to filename.cmt. Autocorrelation functions for each vector will be written to filename.cjt.
Relaxation rates and NOEs for each N-H vector will be written to or added to the the end of the standard output. For the calculation of tm the normalized correlation functions and only the first third of the analyzed time steps will be used. For further information on the convergence of correlation functions see reference.
Example of IRED in Cpptraj
In cpptraj, IRED analysis[566] can now be performed in one pass (as opposed to the two passes previously required in ptraj). First, IRED vectors are defined (in this case for N-H bonds) and an IRED matrix is calculated and analyzed. The IRED vectors are then projected onto the calculated IRED eigenvectors in the ired analysis command to calculate the time correlation functions. If the parameter order is specified, order parameters based
on IRED are calculated. By specifying the relax parameter, relaxation rates and NOEs can be obtained for each N-H vector. Note that the order of the IRED matrix should be the same as the one specified for IRED analysis.
# Define N-H IRED vectors
vector v0 _USER_ ired _USER_
vector v1 _USER_ ired _USER_
vector v5 _USER_ ired _USER_
vector v6 _USER_ ired _USER_'
# Define IRED matrix using all previous IRED vectors
matrix ired name matired order 2
# Diagonalize IRED matrix
diagmatrix matired vecs 6 out ired.vec name ired.vec
# Perform IRED analysis
ired relax NHdist 1.02 freq 500.0 tstep 1.0 tcorr 100.0 out v0.out noefile noe order 2


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The 50th anniversary of the late Paddy "the Cope" was marked recently with a Mass, a tree planting and a wreath laying.
Fr Aodhan Cannon, PP, was the principal celebrant of the Mass, and he was assisted by Fr Michael McCullagh, CM, who, himself, was a part-time employee in the Cope in the past.
His father, the late Eddie McCullagh, had worked in the old Cope building on a permanent full-time basis in the shoe department.
Paddy "the Cope" was the founder of the Templecrone Agricultural Co-operative Society, the Cope.
After Mass all gathered at Paddy's grave, where a wreath was placed by Jim Gallagher, a grandson. Then it was on to the Cope car park on the other side of the road, where a tree was planted alongside the plaque by Paddy "the Cope" Gallagher, Jim's brother, as his cousin, Pat "the Cope" stood alongside him at the tree planting.
Among the large gathering were Fred Sweeney and Cathal McCole, who had each worked in the Cope for more than 50 years.
Pictured: The grandchildren of the late Paddy "the Cope", who founded Templecrone Agricultural Co-operative Society in 1906, at a tree-planting ceremony to mark the 50th anniversary of his death. Photos: Danny Bonner.


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20th anniversary of the death of Cardinal Ó Fiaich
May 4, 2010
by Brónagh Murphy
This week marks the 20th anniversary of Cardinal Tomás Ó Fiaich who died suddenly on May 8th 1990 while on pilgrimage in Lourdes.
The sudden and unexpected death of the Catholic Primate, at the age of 66, shocked and saddened people throughout the country, but his passing was particularly felt in his native south Armagh.
Pilgrims from the area who had accompanied the Cardinal to Lourdes on that fateful pilgrimage, formed guards of honour as he lay in state in France. On his repatriation, hundreds lined the streets from Dublin to Armagh to pay their respects while others queued for miles to visit his remains as he lay in state in Armagh Cathedral.
A native of Cullyhanna, the Cardinal was revered as a champion for Irish people. He was a keen academic and noted Irish scholar, folklorist and historian, well known for his vociferous criticism of the British policy in the north. During the Long Kesh Hunger Strikes of 1980 and '81, Ó Fiaich was an influential supporter of the Hunger Strikers and showed deep concern for the treatment of political prisoners.


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GNU MIX Development Kit (MDK)
MIX is Donald Knuth's mythical computer as described in his monumental work The Art Of Computer Programming. As any of its real counterparts, the MIX features registers, memory cells, an overflow toggle, comparison flags, input-output devices, and a set of binary instructions executable by its virtual CPU. You can program the MIX using an assembly language called MIXAL, the MIX Assembly Language.
So, what's the use of learning MIXAL? The MIX computer is a simplified version of real CISC computers, and its assembly language closely resembles real ones. You can learn MIX/MIXAL as an introduction to computer architecture and assembly programming: see the MDK documentation for a tutorial on MIX and MIXAL.
MDK (MIX Development Kit) offers an emulation of MIX and MIXAL. The current version of MDK includes the following applications:
- mixasm A MIXAL compiler, which translates your source files into binary ones, executable by the MIX virtual machine.
- mixvm A MIX virtual machine which is able to run and debug compiled MIXAL programs, using a command line interface with readline's line editting capabilities.
- gmixvm A MIX virtual machine with a GTK+ GUI which allows you running and debugging your MIXAL programs through a nice graphical interface (see screenshots).
- mixguile A Guile interpreter with an embedded MIX virtual machine, manipulable through a library of Scheme functions.
- mixal-mode.el An Emacs major mode for MIXAL source files editing, providing syntax highlighting, documentation lookup and invocation of mixvm within Emacs (since version 22, mixal-mode is part of the standard Emacs distribuition).
- mixvm.el An elisp program which allows you to run mixvm within an Emacs GUD window, simultaneously viewing your MIXAL source file in another buffer.
Using the MDK tools, you'll be able to
- write, compile and execute MIXAL programs,
- set breakpoints and run your programs step by step,
- set conditional breakpoints (register change, memory change, etc.),
- collect execution timing statistics,
- trace executed instructions,
- inspect and modify the MIX registers, flags and memory contents at any step,
- simulate MIX input-output devices using the standard output and your file system.
The user's manual is distributed with the source tarball in texinfo format, which is converted to info files during the installation process. It is also available in a variety of formats in the documentation section.
- Repository: git://git.sv.gnu.org/mdk.git
- Development branch: master
- Online access here
You can get the sources using the following incantation:
git clone git://git.sv.gnu.org/mdk.git
or, for those of you behind a firewall,
git clone _URL_


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- UNDP and Algorand collaborate to launch Blockchain Academy for 22,000+ staff worldwide.
- Algorand's program aims to equip UNDP with practical blockchain skills for sustainable development.
- Partnership focuses on financial inclusion, supply chain transparency, and digital identity solutions.
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Algorand Foundation are teaming up to launch a new Blockchain Academy. Their goal? To educate more than 22,000 UNDP team members from 170 countries, as well as other UN agency staff, about blockchain technology.
Set to kick off in 2024, the Algorand Blockchain Academy plans to give UNDP staff a solid grounding in blockchain through a specialized educational program. This will include things like recorded lessons, hands-on workshops, and practical projects designed to familiarize participants with how blockchain can be used for sustainable development.
Robert Pasicko, from the UNDP Istanbul Regional Hub, highlighted the importance of this training at the recent Algorand Impact Summit. He mentioned how it would equip their team with the necessary tools to tackle global challenges using blockchain. Pasicko also praised the collaboration with the Algorand Foundation and its experts, seeing it as a way to empower and inspire UN workers worldwide.
The program will cover a range of areas, from improving financial access and ensuring transparency in supply chains to tokenizing assets and creating secure digital identities. Doro Unger-Lee, Head of Education and Inclusion at the Algorand Foundation, was excited about the partnership, emphasizing its potential to drive innovation and tech advancements for societal benefit. Unger-Lee stated that this educational initiative was a crucial first step in identifying and implementing practical uses for blockchain, specifically to help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in various fields.
What's interesting is that the curriculum will incorporate insights from important Algorand ecosystem projects like HesabPay, Wholechain, Koibanx, and Quantum Temple. The initial testing of the platform is scheduled to start early in 2024, gradually rolling out throughout the year.


What Your Sleeping Position Says About You
How do you sleep?
1. The way you sleep says more about you than you might think.
2. Which position are you?
3. The Fetal Position
The fetal position is the most common position in the world. People who sleep in the fetal position tend towards worry and anxiety. They are often shy and sensitive.
4. The Starfish Position
If you have a starfish sleeper as a best friend, you're in luck. Starfish sleepers are great listeners and a source of comfort to others.
5. The Soldier Position
Soldier sleepers do not like to make a big deal out of things. They're often the strong, silent type.
6. The Yearner Position
Yearner sleepers look like they're grasping for something. They often have a very hard time making decisions, but once they make a choice they stick to it.
7. The Freefaller Position
Freefaller's sleep is often unsteady. They like to be in control of everything around their life. They're outgoing and confident, but extreme situations are a no-no.
8. The Log Position
Log sleepers are very trusting and little naive, but are usually social and easy-going individuals.
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The Poet and the Poem
photo by Javier Coleman
Featured Jeffrey Lamar Coleman
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Jeffrey Lamar Coleman is Professor of English at St. Mary's College of Maryland. His research areas include literature of the American Civil Rights Movement, music of social protest and resistance, and 20th and 21st century American literature. Coleman is the editor of Words of Protest, Words of Freedom: Poetry of the American Civil Rights Movement and Era (Duke University Press) and author of Spirits Distilled: Poems (Red Hen Press). He is also poetry editor and associate editor of The Journal of Hip Hop Studies, and a former editor of Delaware Poetry Review. His essay, "Singing is Swinging: The Soul Force of 20th Century Black Protest Music," is forthcoming in The Black Intellectual Tradition: African American Thought in the Twentieth Century (University of Illinois Press), edited by Derrick P. Alridge, Cornelius L. Bynum, and James B. Stewart.


Memory Box Shows Photos Based On Fingerprint
Memory Box Shows Photos Based On Fingerprint
With his young son's birthday coming up in a few weeks, [Mike Buss] wanted to build him something fun that the boy could hold on to all his life. After doing some sketching, [Mike] arrived at the idea to make a memory box uses a fingerprint scanner to show different pictures based on the fingerprint.
[Mike] started by rendering the box in Blender and then cutting a sizeable hole in the lid for the E-ink screen. That's around the time the first problem came up — there were weird vertical lines in the display. Sure enough, that screen was broken. Then he added the SD card reader, but the SD card wouldn't work, and was heating up besides. Finally, the fingerprint scanner was causing issues, but it turned out that the power supply was at fault.
After all of that, [Mike] switched from an ESP32to a Raspi Zero W to simplify the whole process of finding a photo tagged with the person's fingerprint. [Mike] added a Python script that listens for new memories over Wi-Fi. A memory in this case consists of a picture, a description, a list of people tagged in the picture, and some additional metadata.
One important lesson [Mike] learned was that of balancing planning vs. just taking action. If he had taken the time to consider the complexity of the tagged-photo retrieval system, he would have arrived at an SBC solution much sooner. Be sure to check out the build video after the break.
You can have all sorts of fun with fingerprint scanners, like memory shows photos based fingerprint


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Article – Decomposing the Drivers of Changes in Inequality During the Great Recession in Ireland using the Fields Approach
O'Donoghue, C., Loughrey, J., & Sologon, D. M. (2018). Decomposing the Drivers of Changes in Inequality During the Great Recession in Ireland using the Fields Approach. The Economic and Social Review, 49(2, Summer), 173–200.
In this paper we take as a case study a developed country that both experienced one of the highest sustained growth periods in recent decades, but also had one of the largest economic declines during the recent crisis period; Ireland. In particular, given the availability of data and the period from the peak before the economic crisis and the lowest point in the crisis, we focus on the period around the boom 2007-2012. We find that inequality in terms of disposable income decreased over the period, with an increase in the redistributive effect of the tax-benefit system offsetting a rise in market income inequality. We utilize the Fields regression decomposition to understand the impact of demographic, labor market and other drivers. We find that the explanatory power of the Fields regressions fell over time, reflecting the asymmetric shock induced by the economic crisis. Labor market drivers had the largest impact on the level of income inequality over the period, accounting for 64 per cent of variability in 2007, but rising to 75 per cent in 2012. Educational attainment is positively associated with inequality. However, the effect greatly diminished between 2007 and 2012. Changes in the demographic structure and changes in the level and distribution of market incomes increased inequality. We also decomposed the change in inequality into price and quantity effects that result from a change in the return and composition respectively.


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The history of Tolstoy can be traced back to determine his geneology because he came from ancestors who were very well-known and prosperous in Russia.
Tolstoy's Family History
The Tolstoy family was considered to be noble and important in Russia. Tolstoy and his family are believed to have gotten their start from a man named Indris.
- Indris immigrated from Germany to Russia in 1353.
- It was here that he was baptized, given a new name, and served as military governor.
- He was the founder of several families which were considered to be noble.
- Indris' great-grandson, Andrey Kharitonovich, moved to Moscow, the center of Russian wealth and power. His military knowledge and good looks served him well as he schemed for wealth and influence.
- Andrey became the Grand Duke Vasiliy Tolstoy and the family thrived and profited from Russia's growth and success.
Tracing Tolstoy's Geneology
According to Leo Tolstoy, His Life and Work, (compiled by Pavel Biryukov and Revised by Leo Tolstoy from the 1911 English-language edition and distributed by the Tolstoy Library OnLine) on Tolstoy's father's side of the family, his genealogy actually breaks down to:
Number of Generations from Indris:
- (15 Generations) Peter Andreyevich Tolstoy was the first Count
- (16 Generations) Ivan Petrovich
- (17 Generations) Andrey Ivaonvich
- (18 Generations) Ilya Andreyevich, Governor of Kazan
- (19 Generations) Aleksandra, married to Count Osten-Saken. Nikolay.
- (19 Generations) Pelageya, married to V.P. Yushkov. Ilya (dies without children)
- (20 Generations) Nikolay, Sergey, Dmitriy, Lev, and Marie
As you can see, there are many generations of nobles in the background of Tolstoy and he is 20 generations removed on his father's side from the first noble Indris.
The genealogy on this mother's side is just as impressive. The maternal ancestral line traces back through royalty including princesses and other members of royal families that allowed Tolstoy to have the upbringing and nobility that he had during his time.
Facts About Leo Tolstoy
- Leo Tolstoy, or Count Lyev Nikolayevich Tolstoy, was born in Russia on September 9, 1828.
- He was born the fourth out of five children to very loving parents, but his parents died when he was very young.
- Tolstoy was raised by relatives until he came of age and was able to join the Russian army, which he did with his brother.
- It is during the days that he spent with the Russian army that Tolstoy began writing.
- Today he is known as one of the greatest novelists of all time, if not the single greatest novelist ever. He has written such well-known books such as War and Peace and Anna Karenina.
- In addition to his writing, he also became a devout Christian in his lifetime and his beliefs influenced well-known leaders of history such as Ghandi and Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Tolstoy died in 1910 of pneumonia after wandering outside alone at the age of 82.


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At a sports camp, there is sufficient food for 72 athletes to last 6 days. If 18 athletes are absent from the camp, how many more days can the food last for the other athletes? State the assumption made.
There are 72*6=432 portions of food. Now there are 18 athletes absent, so there are 72-18=54 athletes. 432/54=8 days.