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This is a rare grouping that belonged to Leonhard Wagner, a crew member of the U 874. The faded red U on the face page of the pay book, denotes that he was in the U boat force. It consists of his pay book, his glider pilot I.D. book, and two flight log books. He first learned to fly gliders, and then moved up to various aircraft. The type of aircraft, and the times he flew them are logged into the two flight logs. He also learned to fly the Focke-Angelis fa 330A Bachstelze which was a rotary kite that was teathered by a cable to a moving u boat. This allowed the pilot to observe targets up to 33 miles away while at 220 meters high. He would then telephone down to the U boat where the potential target was located. Only a few U boats carried these kites, stored below the decks. A U boat paybook is very rare in itself, but to have this crewman's flight logs as well was a real find. This man survived the war, and was a POW for a short time.


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GEL is a dynamically scoped language. We will explain what this means below. That is, normal variables and functions are dynamically scoped. The exception are parameter variables, which are always global.
Like most programming languages, GEL has different types
of variables. Normally when a variable is defined in a function,
it is visible from that function and from all functions that are
called (all higher contexts). For example, suppose a function
f defines a variable
and then calls function g. Then
function g can reference
a. But once f returns,
a goes out of scope.
For example, the following code will print out 5.
The function g cannot be called on the
top level (outside f as
will not be defined).
function f() = (a:=5; g()); function g() = print(a); f();
If you define a variable inside a function it will override any variables defined in calling functions. For example, we modify the above code and write:
function f() = (a:=5; g()); function g() = print(a); a:=10; f();
ato 5 inside f does not change the value of
aat the top (global) level, so if you now check the value of
ait will still be 10.
Function arguments are exactly like variables defined inside the function, except that they are initialized with the value that was passed to the function. Other than this point, they are treated just like all other variables defined inside the function.
Functions are treated exactly like variables. Hence you can locally redefine functions. Normally (on the top level) you cannot redefine protected variables and functions. But locally you can do this. Consider the following session:
genius> function f(x) = sin(x)^2 = ('(x)=(sin(x)^2)) genius> function f(x) = sin(x)^2 = ('(x)=(sin(x)^2)) genius> function g(x) = ((function sin(x)=x^10);f(x)) = ('(x)=((sin:=('(x)=(x^10)));f(x))) genius> g(10) = 1e20
Functions and variables defined at the top level are
considered global. They are visible from anywhere. As we
said the following function f
will not change the value of
a to 5.
a=6; function f() = (a:=5); f();
ato the value 3 you could call:
The set function always sets the toplevel global. There is no way to set a local variable in some function from a subroutine. If this is required, must use passing by reference.
So to recap in a more technical language: Genius operates with different numbered contexts. The top level is the context 0 (zero). Whenever a function is entered, the context is raised, and when the function returns the context is lowered. A function or a variable is always visible from all higher numbered contexts. When a variable was defined in a lower numbered context, then setting this variable has the effect of creating a new local variable in the current context number and this variable will now be visible from all higher numbered contexts.
There are also true local variables, which are not seen from anywhere but the current context. Also when returning functions by value it may reference variables not visible from higher context and this may be a problem. See the sections True Local Variables and Returning Functions.

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While many LGBT vacationers opt for the cool, queer-friendly climes of Fire Island or Provincetown, there's another option for those who prefer to take the road less traveled: the Yellow Brick Road.
Yes, folks, that Yellow Brick Road. According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, historian John Curran has identified a stretch of yellow-bricked road in Peekskill, New York as the inspiration for the one that Dorothy famously traveled in L. Frank Baum's children's novel, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
Although scholars in other parts of the country might beg to differ, Curran has conducted years of research and concluded that this bit of road is the one that sparked Baum's imagination. Curran's argument is based in part on fact: Baum lived two years of his young life in Peekskill, attending a military academy there. Legend has it that when he stepped off the boat and asked for directions to the school, he was told to "follow the yellow brick road".
Unfortunately for Curran — not to mention historians, preservationists, and literary types — only a small portion of the yellow brick road still exists today, and even that is being threatened with blacktop "improvements". If you're the sort of vacationer who likes to say, "I was there!", we'd suggest getting your pic on Peekskill's yellow brick road sooner rather than later.


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Using stable isotopes of water and strontium to investigate the hydrology of a natural and a constructed wetland
Wetlands cannot exist without water, but wetland hydrology is difficult to characterize. As a result, compensatory wetland mitigation often only assumes the proper hydrology has been created. In this study, water sources and mass transfer processes in a natural and constructed wetland complex were investigated using isotopes of water and strontium. Water isotope profiles in the saturated zone revealed that the natural wetland and one site in the constructed wetland were primarily fed by ground water; profiles in another constructed wetland site showed recent rain was the predominant source of water in the root zone. Water isotopes in the capillary fringe indicated that the residence time for rain is less in the natural wetland than in the constructed wetland, thus transpiration (an important water sink) was greater in the natural wetland. Strontium isotopes showed a systematic difference between the natural and constructed wetlands that we attribute to the presence or absence of peat. In the peat‐rich natural wetland, δ87Sr in the pore water increased along the flowline due to preferential weathering of minerals containing radiogenic Sr in response to elevated Fe concentrations in the water. In the constructed wetland, where peat thickness was thin and Fe concentrations in water were negligible, δ87Sr did not increase along the flowline. The source of the peat (on‐site or off‐site derived) applied in the constructed wetland controlled the δ87Sr at the top of the profile, but the effects were restricted by strong cation exchange in the underlying fluvial sediments. Based on the results of this study, neither constructed wetland site duplicated the water source and weathering environment of the adjoining natural wetland. Moreover, stable isotopes were shown to be effective tools for investigating wetlands and gaining insight not easily obtained using non‐isotopic techniques. These tools have potential widespread application to wetlands that have distinct isotopic endmember sources.
|Publication Subtype||Journal Article|
|Title||Using stable isotopes of water and strontium to investigate the hydrology of a natural and a constructed wetland|
|Series title||Ground Water|
|Contributing office(s)||Toxic Substances Hydrology Program|
|Google Analytic Metrics||Metrics page|

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Archeologists, during an ongoing excavation, have unearthed two ancient theater masks belonging to Roman period in southeastern Turkish province of Mardin.
An archaeological team conducted by the Museum of Mardin in Ilisu Dam excavated the masks revealed to be made of bronze and iron.
The experts suggest that the masks belong to a travelling theater group, which came to Mardin at the time of Roman Empire about 2300 years ago.
"It is revealed that this historical artifact from Roman Empire have been brought to Mardin by the travelling theaters as there has been no theater here at that time. This travelling theater is presumed to come from west to east," said Mardin Culture and Tourism Director Davut Beliktay.
Many other relics have been uncovered during the excavation, though they are less important than the masks as rare ancient treasure in Turkey, Beliktay added.
The newly found artifacts have an historical importance to Mardin, as they confirm the city's rich history, said the Director of Mardin Museum, Nihat Erdogan.
The masks were immediately taken for restoration in a laboratory in the Museum of Mardin. When the restoration comes to end, they are programmed to be protected at the museum.


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Fracking lecture at Leeds Uni disrupted and moonedTagged as: environmentalism
Protestors with "FRACK-OFF" written on their arses mooned a pro-fracking lecture at Leeds Uni today.
The talk, The Science of Fracking - Societal Issues and Perceptions, by Dale Leckie of Canadian Oil and Gas company Nexen Inc was organised by the Leeds University Centre for Integrated Petroleum Engineering and Geoscience.
Leckie accused critics of being unscientific in their critiques of fracking. He claimed that ground water methane contamination - as shown in the film Gasland where people had been able to set alight to their drinking water - had not occurred because of fracking, he claimed that the contamination is more likely to have occurred because of faults in the pipes bringing the gas to the surface - so not a problem connected to fracking at all then!
He failed to mention in his list of concerns people have around fracking the critical issue of climate change or the problem of the quantities of water that fracking process uses, or that the process can cause fractured rocks to leach out toxic chemicals such as arsenic or radioactive isotopes.
A group of protestors, after raising their concerns at the end of the talk, left and mooned the speaker through the window with FRACK-OFF written on their bums.
For more about the impacts of fracking and a map of fracking sites in the UK visit frack-off.org.uk
Nexen Inc is active in fracking and tar sands in North America.


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tf.keras.layers.LSTMCell
Cell class for the LSTM layer.
Inherits From: LSTMCell, Layer, Module
Used in the notebooks
Used in the guide Used in the tutorials
See the Keras RNN API guide for details about the usage of RNN API.
This class processes one step within the whole time sequence input, whereas tf.keras.layer.LSTM processes the whole sequence.
For example:
inputs = tf.random.normal([32, 10, 8])
rnn = tf.keras.layers.RNN(tf.keras.layers.LSTMCell(4))
output = rnn(inputs)
print(output.shape)
(32, 4)
rnn = tf.keras.layers.RNN(
 tf.keras.layers.LSTMCell(4),
 return_sequences=True,
 return_state=True)
whole_seq_output, final_memory_state, final_carry_state = rnn(inputs)
print(whole_seq_output.shape)
(32, 10, 4)
print(final_memory_state.shape)
(32, 4)
print(final_carry_state.shape)
(32, 4)
units Positive integer, dimensionality of the output space.
activation Activation func


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A shutter is a rotating device with a single blade or multiple blades used to interrupt the light source as film is pulled through the gate. The shutter "blanks" the light from the lamphouse as the intermittent pull down motion happens. Shutters also prevent the heat of the lamp from hitting the film plane continuously.
 - If the shutter isn't timed properly you will see a travel ghost or ghosting on screen. This happens because the shutter isn't completely blanking the light onto the film plane as the pull down motion of the intermittent occurs.
Types of Shutters
The type of shutter used depends on the type of projector, the application, the pull down speed of the intermittent mechanism, the desired light efficiency, among other variables. Examples of projectors that may use these types of shutters are listed in parentheses.


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There is often much talk about racial discrimination without much evidence to back up the assertations, however a recent study in Ireland supplies some powerful proof. The researchers have discovered that a black African immigrant is over 4 times likely to be unemployed than a white Irish native adult.
The study was published by the ESRI and the Equality Authority which has used the study to call for renewed efforts in promoting equality in the country. Some of the responses are quite startling for example black Africans suggest they are seven times more likely to experience some sort of discrimination during the process of job hunting.
The problem doesn't seem to be limited to the specific group from Africa though, many ethnic minorities seem to suffer similar problems. Overall they reported that they were four times more likely to suffer discrimination during job hunting too. There seems to be a serious problem in integrating minorities into Irish society.
They are surprising results but in some ways Ireland has perhaps not put in as much effort into legislation and processes to protect the rights of minorities in a practical way. There is a lot of data to support the existence of these issues however solving them does need some concerted effort.
There is perhaps some solutions to be found in the methods of dealing with asylum seekers. There was recently a Panorama study on how in the UK, asylum seekers were forced to rely on benefits which created isolation and a dependency culture. It was quite an eye opener, you can still catch the show on Panaorma although from Ireland you'll need a proxy to access Iplayer abroad from outside the UK.
The figures really speak for themselves and it's difficult to deny that some discrimination must be taking place. It is likely that much of this is made worse by the recession and overall harsh economic climate. However it is important that the issue is addressed and resolved in any case.


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Object-Specific ObjectScript Features
ObjectScript includes features specific to working with classes and objects. These are:
 - Relative Dot Syntax (..) — For accessing a property or calling a method of the current object.
 - ##Class syntax — For invoking a class method, for casting an object reference as another class to call a method, or for accessing the value of a class parameter.
 - $this syntax — For getting a handle to the OREF of the current instance, such as for passing it to another class or for another class to refer to properties or methods of the current instance.
 - ##super syntax — For invoking a superclass method from within a subclass method.
 - Dynamically Accessing Objects — For invoking class methods and instance methods, and for referring to object properties.
 - i%<PropertyName> syntax — For referencing an instance variable from within its own Get or Set accessor method, or bypassing its Get or Set method.
 - ..#<Parameter> syntax — For referencing the value of a class parameter within methods of the same class.
When viewing this book online, use the preface of this book to quickly find related topics.
Relative Dot Syntax (..)
The relative dot syntax (..) provides a mechanism for referencing a method or property in the current context. The context for an instance method or a property is the current instance; the context for a class method is the class in which the method is implemented. You cannot use relative dot syntax in a class method to reference properties or instance methods, because these require the instance context.
For example, suppose there is a Bricks property of type %Integer:
Property Bricks As %Integer;
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A CountBricks() method can then refer to Bricks with relative dot syntax:
Method CountBricks()
{
 Write "There are ",..Bricks," bricks.",!
}
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Similarly, a WallCheck() method can refer to CountBricks() and Bricks:
Method WallCheck()
{
 Do ..CountBricks()
 If ..Bricks < 100 {
 Write "Your wall will be small."
 }
}
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##Class Syntax
The ##class syntax allows you to:
Note:
##class is not case-sensitive.
Invoking a Class Method
To invoke a class method, the syntax is either of the following:
>Do ##class(Package.Class).Method(Args)
>Set localname = ##class(Package.Class).Method(Args)
It is also valid to use ##class as part of an expression, as in
 Write ##class(Class).Method(args)*2
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without setting a variable equal to the return value.
A frequent use of this syntax is in the creation of new instances:
>Set LocalInstance = ##class(Package.Class).%New()
Casting a Method
To cast a method of one class as a method of another class, the syntax is either of the following:
>Do ##class(Package.Class1)Class2Instance.Method(Args)
>Set localname = ##class(Package.Class1)Class2Instance.Method(Args)
You can cast both class methods and instance methods.
For example, suppose that two classes, MyClass.Up and MyClass.Down, both have Go() methods. For MyClass.Up, this method is as follows
Method Go()
{
 Write "Go up.",!
}
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For MyClass.Down, the Go() method is as follows:
Method Go()
{
 Write "Go down.",!
}
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You can then create an instance of MyClass.Up and use it to invoke the MyClass.Down.Go method:
>Set LocalInstance = ##class(MyClass.Up).%New()

>Do ##class(MyClass.Down)LocalInstance.Go()
Go down.
It is also valid to use ##class as part of an expression, as in
 Write ##class(Class).Method(args)*2
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without setting a variable equal to the return value.
A more generic way to refer to other methods are the $METHOD and $CLASSMETHOD functions, which are for instance and class methods, respectively; these are described in the "Dynamically Accessing Objects" section, later in this chapter. These provide a mechanism for referring to packages, classes, and methods programmatically.
Accessing a Class Parameter
To access a class parameter, you can use the following expression:
##class(Package.Class).#PARMNAME
Where Package.Class is the name of the class and PARMNAME is the name of the parameter. For example:
 w ##class(%XML.Adaptor).#XMLENABLED
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displays whether methods generated by the XML adaptor are XML enabled, which by default is set to 1.
You can also use the $PARAMETER functions, which is described in the "Dynamically Accessing Objects" section, later in this chapter.
$this Syntax
The $this variable provides a handle to the OREF of the current instance, such as for passing it to another class or for another class to refer to the properties or methods of the current instance. When an instance refers to its own properties or methods, relative dot syntax is faster and thus is preferred.
Note:
$this is not case-sensitive; hence, $this, $This, $THIS, or any other variant all have the same value.
For example, suppose there is an application with an Accounting.Order class and an Accounting.Utils class. The Accounting.Order.CalcTax() method calls the Accounting.Utils.GetTaxRate() and Accounting.Utils.GetTaxableSubtotal() methods, passing the city and state values of the current instance to the GetTaxRate() method and passing the list of items ordered and relevant tax-related information to GetTaxableSubtotal(). CalcTax() then uses the values returned to calculate the sales tax for the order. Hence, its code is something like:
Method CalcTax() As %Numeric
{
 Set TaxRate = ##Class(Accounting.Utils).GetTaxRate($this)
 Write "The tax rate for ",..City,", ",..State," is ",TaxRate*100,"%",!
 Set TaxableSubtotal = ##class(Accounting.Utils).GetTaxableSubTotal($this)
 Write "The taxable subtotal for this order is $",TaxableSubtotal,!
 Set Tax = TaxableSubtotal * TaxRate
 Write "The tax for this order is $",Tax,!
}
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The first line of the method uses the ##Class syntax (described above) to invoke the other method of the class; it passes the current object to that method using the $this syntax. The second line of the method uses relative dot syntax to get the values of the City and State properties. The action on the third line is similar to that on the first line.
In the Accounting.Utils class, the GetTaxRate() method can then use the handle to the passed-in instance to get handles to various properties — for both getting and setting their values:
ClassMethod GetTaxRate(OrderBeingProcessed As Accounting.Order) As %Numeric
{
 Set LocalCity = OrderBeingProcessed.City
 Set LocalState = OrderBeingProcessed.State
 // code to determine tax rate based on location and set
 // the value of OrderBeingProcessed.TaxRate accordingly
 Quit OrderBeingProcessed.TaxRate
}
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The GetTaxableSubtotal() method also uses the handle to the instance to look at its properties and set the value of its TaxableSubtotal property.
Hence, the output at the Terminal from invoking the CalcTax() method for MyOrder instance of the Accounting.Order class would be something like:
>Do MyOrder.CalcTax()
The tax rate for Cambridge, MA is 5%
The taxable subtotal for this order is $79.82
The tax for this order is $3.99
##super Syntax
Suppose that a subclass method overrides a superclass method. From within the subclass method, you can use the ##super() syntax to invoke the overridden superclass method.
Note:
##super is not case-sensitive. Also note that, unlike other features in this chapter, ##super() is available within Basic methods as well as within ObjectScript methods.
For example, suppose that the class MyClass.Down extends MyClass.Up and overrides the Simple class method. If the code for MyClass.Up.Simple() is:
ClassMethod Simple()
{
 Write "Superclass.",!
}
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and the code for MyClass.Down.Simple() is:
ClassMethod Simple()
{
 Write "Subclass.",!
 Do ##super()
}
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then the output for subclass method, MyClass.


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The panther has long been a symbol of courage, strength, and mystery. Myths and legends of panthers of all kinds are to be found from ancient Egypt to Greece, from Africa into medieval Europe and Asia, and throughout North and South America. These stories have informed, frightened, and entertained people for millenia. In the physical world, the black panther is a rare color variant of the jaguar. Its rarity adds to the mystique of this secretive spirit.
In the metaphysical world, the black panther is associated with the moon, and with the inner dimensions of our spirits. We hear the communcations of other dimensions and life forms. We heal old wounds, release old issues, and shift our consciousness through the feminine power of the night. Both men and women are reborn into our true place in the universe. The panther is our guardian and our partner in this rebirth and transformation.
Here at the home of The Panther
Lodge Medicine Society, in the heart of the Ozarks, a black panther has been
seen by visitors. It is fitting and intriguing that the panther has shown
itself as the archetype for our our organization. Join us on our journey
of discovery, as we create and manifest our future.


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Digest::BubbleBabble takes a message digest (generated by either of the MD5 or
SHA-1 message digest algorithms) and creates a fingerprint of that digest in
"bubble babble" format. Bubble babble is a method of representing a message
digest as a string of "real" words, to make the fingerprint easier to remember.
The "words" are not necessarily real words, but they look more like words than
a string of hex characters.
Bubble babble fingerprinting is used by the SSH2 suite (and, consequently, by
Net::SSH::Perl, the Perl SSH implementation) to display easy-to-remember key
fingerprints. The key (a DSA or RSA key) is converted into a textual form,
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The purpose of this task is to identify and describe the required projects and plan an implementation order for them.
For this task:
Â· Identify Projects,
Â· Order Projects,
Â· Develop Project Outlines.
List each major project required to implement the architecture, refining complex projects into subprojects when necessary.
Order projects with regard to natural precedence as determined from analysis of data and applications architectures. Cluster projects with mutual affinity. Consult the attached list of project staging criteria for further guidance on how to order projects:
PROJECT STAGING CRITERIA
Â· Net benefit contribution to organization,
Â· Degree of urgency re competitive advantage,
Â· Degree of readiness of organization to absorb change,
Â· Number of processes supported by release dates,
Â· Impact to/extensions to current architecture
Â· Migration issues,
Â· Technology transfer issues,
Â· Degree of job redesign required.
Develop Project Outlines
Build concise project outlines for each activity, providing as much information as possible about scope, deliverables, and assumptions. This should be done for both current and proposed projects.
Overview of Deliverable
This task produces Section 2, Implementation Strategy and Schedule, and Appendix I, Project Summaries for Stage 1, of the Transformation Plan:
Section 2 contains the following subsections:
2.1 Migration Model by Stages
2.1.1 Stage 1: Applications, Technology, Infrastructure
2.1.2 Stage 2: Applications, Technology, Infrastructure
2.1.3 Stage 3: Applications, Technology, Infrastructure
2.2 System Projects and Schedule for Stage 1


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Tetovo is a city located in the western part of North Macedonia, and it is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes and parks. While there may not be specific "nature parks" within Tetovo itself, the region offers several natural attractions and areas where you can enjoy the outdoors. Here are some notable natural spots and parks near Tetovo:
- Shar Mountain National Park: Shar Mountain National Park is one of the most significant natural areas near Tetovo. It covers a large part of the Shar Mountain range, offering breathtaking scenery, hiking trails, and opportunities for wildlife viewing. The park is known for its diverse flora and fauna, and it's a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, including hikers, climbers, and nature lovers.
- Popova Shapka: Popova Shapka is a mountain resort and a popular winter sports destination, located in the Shar Mountain range. During the summer months, it's an excellent place for hiking and enjoying the alpine landscapes. The nearby Bistra and Ljuboten peaks offer opportunities for challenging hikes and panoramic views.
- Vardar River: The Vardar River runs near Tetovo and provides a picturesque setting for leisurely walks and picnics. The riverbanks offer a pleasant environment to relax and take in the natural beauty.
- Leunovo Lake: Leunovo Lake, also known as Leunovo Reservoir, is a man-made lake located to the southwest of Tetovo. It's a popular spot for fishing and picnicking, and the serene surroundings make it a peaceful place to visit.
- Sar Mountains: The Sar Mountains, part of the Šar Planina range, are a stunning natural area near Tetovo. These mountains offer numerous hiking and trekking trails, and they are known for their alpine landscapes, lush forests, and glacial lakes.
While Tetovo may not have specific nature parks within the city limits, the surrounding region is rich in natural beauty and offers various outdoor activities for nature enthusiasts. These areas provide opportunities for hiking, wildlife observation, and enjoying the tranquility of North Macedonia's natural landscapes.


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A museum's 3,500-year-old disposable cup shows the desire to avoid dishwashing is ancientBreaking News
tags: museums, ancient history, culture history, dishes
About 3,500 years separate the two humble cups that will sit next to each other at the heart of a new exhibit in London's British Museum.
One is a paper discard from the 1990s. Researchers believe the other, made from clay, may have held wine before it was thrown out after an ancient party on the island of Crete.
They're united, experts say, by a long history of humans churning out items meant to be tossed after a single use — and apparently a few millennia-long aversion to doing the dishes.
"Just like us, they didn't want to wash up," curator Julia Farley said of the Minoans who dumped thousands of the clay vessels as they built an advanced Bronze Age civilization marked by palaces, written language and lavish art.
Staff at the British Museum hope the cup display, which opens later this week, will leave visitors thinking about the growing consequences of our love for the disposable.
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Definitions of subjective
 1. ( philosophy) of a mental act; occurring entirely within the mind
 2. Relating to the subject, as opposed to the object; pertaining to the conscious subject as distinct from the object in itself; characterized by the individuality of the author.
 3. Pertaining to the subject as opposed to the object; relating to, or derived from, one's own consciousness; based upon one's own feelings; as, a subjective view of life.
 4. Relating to the subject: derived from one's own consciousness: denoting those states of thought or feeling of which the mind is the conscious subject, opposed to objective.
 5. Subjectiveness, subjectivity.
 6. Relating to the subject; derived from one's own consciousness, in distinction from external observation; in the phil. of mind, subjective denotes what is to be referred to the thinking subject, objective what belongs to the object of thought.
 7. That which is due to external conditions.
 8. Subjectively.
 10. Perceived by the individual only and not evident to the examiner, noting certain symptoms, such as pain.
 11. Relating to the subject; pertaining to consciousness or to conscious mind.
 12. taking place within the mind and modified by individual bias; " a subjective judgment"
 13. of a mental act performed entirely within the mind; " a cognition is an immanent act of mind"
 15. Of or pertaining to a subject.
Quotes of subjective
 1. Does not the very word 'creative' mean to build, to initiate, to give out, to actrather than to be acted upon, to be subjective Living photography is positive in its approach, it sings a song of lifenot death. – Berenice Abbott
 2. I have a problem when people say something's real or not real, or normal or abnormal. The meaning of those words for me is very personal and subjective I've always been confused and never had a clearcut understanding of the meaning of those kinds of words. – Tim Burton
 3. Sexual harassment is complex, subtle, and highly subjective – Kathie Lee Gifford
 4. I mean, the competition is really created by the buzz around the Emmys. It's a totally subjective thing. – Michael C. Hall
 5. Most Americans in both red and blue states reject and resent the message being sent by Hollywood and some in the media that values are subjective to be defined by the individual and not by God. – Trent Lott
 6. It is psychological law that whatever we desire to accomplish we must impress upon the subjective or subconscious mind. – Orison Swett Marden
 7. The essayist has to follow a certain intellectual pattern. The novelist has the advantage of using fantasy, of being subjective – Manuel Puig
 8. No sane person should believe that something is subjective merely because it cannot be settled beyond controversy. – Hilary Putnam
 11. Those objecting to the concept of race argue that the taxonomic definitions are arbitrary and subjective – J. Philippe Rushton
 12. Modern culture is constantly growing more objective. Its tissues grow more and more out of impersonal energies, and absorb less and less the subjective entirety of the individual. – Georg Simmel
 13. I'm more concerned with getting them to find and strengthen their original voice as writers rather than imposing my own subjective tastes, judgements or sensibility on the project. – Douglas Wood
 14. The distinguishing characteristics of mind are of a subjective sort; we know them only from the contents of our own consciousness. – Wilhelm Wundt
Usage examples for subjective
 1. The name man is caused by the adname whatever to be twofold subjective case, from its denoting, of itself, one person as the subject of the two remarks. " – The Grammar of English Grammars by Goold Brown
 2. And, if one is to venture into more speculative and subjective arguments, I find it rather hard to think of any lyric poet except Euripides who could have written the Adrasteia chorus or the lines about the Nightingale in the Watchers' Song; of any playwright except Euripides who would have ended a play of gallant martial adventure with the vision of a solitary mother clasping her dead son. " – The Rhesus of Euripedes by Euripedes
 3. In some cases a triviality of thought, the everyday wisdom that is too dull not to seem calm and disinterested, comes to represent the artistic condition in which the subjective side has quite sunk out of sight. " – Thoughts Out of Season (Part II) by Friedrich Nietzsche
 4. These ideas, being then transferred to his subjective mind, exert an unwholesome influence upon his bodily functions. " – Primitive Psycho-Therapy and Quackery by Robert Means Lawrence
 5. What of this new and astonishing revelationnew and astonishing to him, at any ratethat love, to a woman, is not a mere decoction of bliss administered by a powerful and benevolent male, but a highly complicated universe of subjective illusions in which the lover is only dimly seen as a necessary but disturbing phantom of gross and agonizing ineptitudes? " – Command by William McFee
 6. He is an idea, a belief, which gives meaning to our ethical life, a subjective necessity. " – Preaching and Paganism by Albert Parker Fitch
 7. The original and elementary subjective fact in society is the consciousness of kind, writes Professor Giddings,... " – by
 8. It was an argument from the utility of beliefs to their truth; from the fact that certain subjective convictions produced good results, to the correspondence of such convictions with objective reality. " – The Faith of the Millions (2nd series) by George Tyrrell
 9. " I have made endless experiments on this point, and by no effort of the imagination can I persuade myself, when looking at a colour, that the colour is in my mind, and not at a " distance off," though of course I know perfectly well, as a matter of reason, that colour is subjective – Critiques and Addresses by Thomas Henry Huxley
 10. Living more or less in a subjective universe, our rambles in thought were better tonics than medicine to him. " – Edgar Saltus: The Man by Marie Saltus
 11. " Spenser a Subjective Poet. " – Halleck's New English Literature by Reuben P. Halleck
 12. We have seen that everything turns on the obligation of our subjective part to act within the limits of the suggestion which has been most deeply impressed upon it. " – The Creative Process in the Individual by Thomas Troward
 13. Still, the alteration was not wholly in herself; it was not wholly subjective – The Old Wives' Tale by Arnold Bennett
 14. We recognize in our experience two distinct orders, the objective order, the system of phenomena which constitutes the material world, and the subjective order, the order of things mental, to which belong sensations and " ideas." " – An Introduction to Philosophy by George Stuart Fullerton
 15. It is too utterly subjective to please you. " – The Life of Froude by Herbert Paul
 16. It will be observed that for lack of any tangible evidence he very properly makes use of subjective reasoning. " – The Dramatic Values in Plautus by Wilton Wallace Blancke
 17. But under the influence of love she plunges into herself, as it were, and her life for the time being is purely subjective – What Dreams May Come by Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton
 18. Nor is this as easy as it might appear; for, as we saw in our study of the emotions, our feeling attitude toward any object that occupies the mind is largely responsible for the subjective value we place upon it. " – The Mind and Its Education by George Herbert Betts
 19. As the work progresses through the different years, the subjective and creative sides are more and more emphasized, and the study of objects is felt to be merely a means necessary to an end. " – Text Books of Art Education, Book IV (of 7) by Hugo B. Froehlich Bonnie E. Snow


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Hyundai speed sensor diagnosis
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Hyundai speed sensor diagnosis
The 2007 and later Elantra uses two individual sensors to detect rotational speed of the transaxle's input and output shafts. The part descriptions as "input" and "output" are based upon their use in previous Hyundai models. However, the sensor applications are reversed for the 2007 and later Elantra. NOTE: The two sensors are not interchangeable.
P/N DESCRIPTION IN CATALOG FUNCTION IN 2007-LATER ELANTRA
42621-39200 Output speed sensor Input speed sensor
42620-39200 Input speed sensor Output speed sensor
When diagnosing DTCs for either of these sensors for 2007 and later Elantras, the part numbers listed here should be referenced. Disregard the part description shown in the parts catalog.
 1. Attach a GDS and select vehicle, "A/T," "Current Data" and "Input speed sensor" and "Output speed sensor." If the sensors show continuous/changing output, the wiring has no open/shorts during the current test condition. Go to Step 2.
 2. Check the wiring harness visually for an open circuit or short circuit to ground.
 3. Disconnect the connectors at the input and output speed sensor and PCM. Check for bent pins or pins not fully inserted into the connector. Check the pin tension using the J-35616-C pin tension tester. If a harness open/short is found, repair or replace the ECM control harness between the PCM and transaxle. If a harness open/short is not found, go to Step 4 or 5.
 4. For the following DTCs, replace P/N 42621-39200:
- P0715 (input speed sensor circuit)
- P0716 (input speed sensor range/performance)
- P0717 (input speed sensor no signal)
 1. For the following DTCs, replace P/N 42620-39200:
- P0720 (output speed sensor circuit)
- P0722 (output speed sensor no signal)
 1. Attach a GDS and clear the codes. Drive the vehicle for two key-on to key-off cycles. If the DTCs do not set again, return the vehicle to the customer. If the DTC(s) set again, substitute a known-good PCM from another 2007-later Elantra and test drive for two key-on to key-off cycles. If the condition is corrected, replace the PCM. If not, go to Step 7.
 2. If Steps 1-6 do not correct the condition, troubleshoot the harness for an open/short circuit. Repair or replace the ECM wiring harness between the PCM and the transaxle as necessary.
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Unusually extreme temperatures scorched the Top End on Sunday, as the mercury soared into the low 40s across some rural areas.
Darwin airport maxed out at 36.9 degrees around an hour after midday, its hottest November day since 2007. However, oppressive humidity meant that it felt more like 41 degrees.
Just inland from Darwin, as usual, it got even hotter. Middle Point, whilst only a relatively short-term site, had its hottest day in 14 years of records, reaching 41.6 degrees.
Despite the heat, no rain or storms came during the afternoon or evening to bring any relief, with the mercury lingering between 29 and 30 degrees into the early hours of Monday morning at Darwin airport.
It has been a long and drawn out buildup this year due to a strong El Nino – with the region recording less than half its average rain since the start of October. Clearer than average skies as a result has allowed heat to build, leading to the unusual temperatures.
Today will be another hot one – reaching 34 degrees in Darwin, and up to the high 30s in rural areas. However, there is at least some hope for relief, with an increased chance of showers and storms.
It will cool off even more from Tuesday and into the weekend, with showers and storms becoming more likely and more widespread.
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How we sync files between two drives
The rsync command is a powerful tool for file synchronization and transfer in Linux and Unix-like operating systems. It provides a robust and efficient way to copy, backup, and mirror files and directories both locally and remotely. In this article, we will explore the technical details of the following rsync command:
rsync -avh --delete --progress "path/to/source/" "path/to/destination/";
We will explain each option and argument used in the command and their respective functionality.
Options and Arguments
The rsync command is a versatile tool with many options and arguments to customize its behavior. The options used in the above command are:
 - "-a": This option enables the archive mode, which is a shorthand for several options such as -rlptgoD, -l, -p, -t, -g, -o, and -D. It ensures that rsync preserves file permissions, ownership, timestamps, and symbolic links during the synchronization process.
 - "-v": This option enables verbose mode, which displays detailed output of the rsync operation, including the transferred files and their sizes.
 - "-h": This option enables human-readable mode, which displays file sizes in a more readable format, such as "1K" for 1 kilobyte, "1M" for 1 megabyte, etc.
 - "–delete": This option tells rsync to delete any files at the destination that do not exist at the source. This ensures that the destination is an exact copy of the source.
 - "–progress": This option displays real-time progress information during the rsync operation, including the percentage of completion and the estimated time remaining.
The arguments used in the command are:
 - "path/to/source/": This argument specifies the source directory or file that we want to sync. It can be a local path or a remote path using the ssh protocol.
 - "path/to/destination/": This argument specifies the destination directory or file where we want to copy the source files. It can also be a local or remote path using the ssh protocol.
Explanation
The rsync command is a powerful tool that synchronizes the source and destination directories or files. The -a option enables the archive mode, which ensures that the file metadata is preserved during the transfer, including permissions, ownership, timestamps, and symbolic links. The -v option enables the verbose mode, which provides detailed output of the rsync operation, including the transferred files and their sizes.
The -h option enables the human-readable mode, which displays file sizes in a more readable format. The –delete option tells rsync to delete any files at the destination that do not exist at the source, which ensures that the destination is an exact copy of the source. Finally, the –progress option displays real-time progress information during the rsync operation, including the percentage of completion and the estimated time remaining.
Conclusion
The rsync command is a powerful tool for file synchronization and transfer in Linux and Unix-like operating systems. The command discussed in this article synchronizes the source and destination directories or files, preserves file metadata, displays detailed output, deletes any files that do not exist at the destination, and displays real-time progress information. With the proper use of rsync options and arguments, file synchronization and transfer can be made easy, efficient, and reliable.
Other
We have two external hard disks that we use to keep backups of our data.
The way we do that is by using the command rsync that makes our life easy.
Specifically, we use the following command to synchronize the first hard disk with the second one: rsync -avh –delete –progress "path/to/source/" "path/to/destination/";
rsync is a fast, versatile, remote (and local) file-copying tool, it is available in almost every system (GNU/Linux, Unix (MacOS as well) and Windows).
The parameters we use are the following:
 - -a, --archive enables archive mode which is equal to -rlptgoD (no -H,-A,-X)
 In more detail it enables all of the following options
 -r, --recursive recurse into directories
 -l, --links copy symlinks as symlinks
 -p, --perms preserve permissions
 -t, --times preserve modification times
 -g, --group preserve group
 -o, --owner preserve owner (super-user only)
 -D same as --devices --specials
 --devices preserve device files (super-user only)
 --specials preserve special files
 - -v, --verbose it increases verbosity of the output
 - -h, --human-readable outputs numbers in a human-readable format
 - --delete deletes extraneous files from destination directories
 - --progress shows progress during transfer
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Why do some people still refuse vaccinations?
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Scientists around the world are racing to develop a vaccine against coronavirus.
And today, the government has announced it wants to double the number of people who get the flu jab this winter, with experts concerned about the double whammy of COVID-19 cases and seasonal flu potentially overwhelming the NHS.
But a YouGov poll earlier this month, conducted on behalf of the Centre for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), suggested a third of Britons are either unsure or would definitely refuse to get vaccinated if a coronavirus vaccine became available.
Scientists say, repeatedly, that vaccines have never been safer – or more effective. So why do some people still refuse to trust them?
 Why do some people still refuse vaccinations?
When and why did people stop vaccinating?
In 1998, a study by British doctor Andrew Wakefield was published in The Lancet linking the MMR vaccine to autism.
The study was discredited, but not before causing mass hysteria over the safety of the vaccine after the study received global media coverage.
MMR immunisations in the UK fell to about 80% nationally in the late 1990s and early 2000s and took many years to recover.
In 2006, measles transmission became re-established in the UK, and in 2007, cases of measles exceeded 1,000 for the first time in 10 years.
The Lancet retracted Wakefield's study in 2010, and he was struck off the UK medical register after being found guilty of dishonesty, the "abuse" of developmentally delayed children by giving them unnecessary and invasive medical procedures, and acting without ethical approval of his research.
 Why do some people still refuse vaccinations?
UK secures early access to 90 million COVID-19 vaccine doses
So why is the anti-vax movement still thriving?
Last year, the World Health Organisation identified "vaccine hesitancy" as one of the top 10 health threats to the world.
Much of the scepticism around vaccination stems from Wakefield's discredited study.
But in the age of fake news, several claims have been proliferating on the internet, frightening thousands of parents into preventing their children from receiving their jabs.
People also cite religious reasons for opting out of vaccinations, as well as philosophical reasons.
 Why do some people still refuse vaccinations?
Why 7,000 people die needlessly every day
There is also growing doubt and reluctance to trust large pharmaceutical companies, as more people believe they seek to only profit from drugs and don't care about public health.
A combination of these factors, along with the ease with which these opinions can be shared and spread online, have made people increasingly sceptical and fearful about whether vaccinations are safe, and in the public's best interest.
However, vaccinations are proven to prevent potentially deadly diseases.
Dr Ellie Cannon told Sky News: "Vaccinations protect our children from fatal illnesses that thankfully we don't have to worry about any more like diphtheria and whooping cough.
"COVID-19 has reminded us starkly what a world without vaccination looks like: why would anyone choose that life? – where hand washing and isolation is our only defence."
 Why do some people still refuse vaccinations?
Coronavirus: The infection numbers in real time
Could conspiracy theories curb the uptake of a COVID-19 vaccine?
Conspiracy theories about COVID-19 have been circulating since the start of the pandemic.
One baseless theory, which has been dismissed by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates as "stupid", is that the outbreak is a cover for him to plant microchips in billions of people to track their movements.
Another is that the pandemic is a hoax, and a ploy by pharmaceutical companies to sell a vaccine.
Yes, whichever firm develops a vaccine is likely to profit from its success, but there is no evidence to support the theory the pandemic has been made up.
 Why do some people still refuse vaccinations?
The CCDH said its recent polling results on the uptake of a potential COVID-19 vaccine came amid a dramatic rise in the popularity of anti-vaccine social media pages and channels, with 7.7 million more social media users following such accounts since the outbreak of coronavirus.
Members of the public who relied on social media more than traditional platforms for information were less likely to say they would get vaccinated, its survey suggested.
With scientists predicting that more than three-quarters of the population would need to be vaccinated in order to have success in suppressing coronavirus, the findings could represent a threat to the ability to contain COVID-19.
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The Washington Post has an interesting story of military abuse today: abuse of garage door openers. Seems a large number of folks living near the Quantico Marine base in eastern Virginia have found their garage door openers being rendered useless by a wireless signal coming from the base. And they aren't the first, the story says. Garage door openers have been zapped in other towns near military operations for a couple years now experts say.
For example, hundreds of people around an Air Force facility in Colorado Springs reported that their remotes died when the 21st Space Wing began testing a frequency that would be used for homeland security emergencies or threats. Residents near Fort Detrick in Maryland have also reported the problem.
And it's only likely to get worse. That's because many military installations are using the spectrum to facilitate communications between their operations and any civilian emergency personnel. Garage door manufacturers have said that an estimated 50 million remotes could ultimately be affected. From the Washington Post story: "Marine Corps Base Quantico transitioned to a new bandwidth for land mobile radios in 2005 as part of a government-mandated, Department of Defense-wide conversion to narrow-band systems from wide-band systems in military bases around the country," Lt. Brian P. Donnelly said. "The transition was made to foster more efficient spectrum use, allowing a variety of military and government organizations to better protect national security."
The story notes that the use of reserve frequencies became prevalent after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, when officials found that first responders could not communicate with one another because they were operating radios on different frequencies. The Defense Department is using the mothballed frequencies in a system that eventually will link military and civilian emergency responders, the story said.
But the military warned this situation might occur. It said between now and 2008, the military is supplying a new radio system to roughly 125 bases that uses the same frequency as the one relied upon by more than 90% of the remotely operated openers, the Pentagon said. And the FCC issued this warning in 2005: Consumers near certain military installations have recently experienced interference to their garage door opener controls that may reduce the operating distance or cause the device to stop operating. This public notice is issued to explain the cause of the interference and the steps being taken to alleviate this problem. The vast majority of consumers will not experience any interference to their garage door opener controls. Garage door openers operate, legally at very low power on an "unlicensed basis," and have been permitted to operate on frequencies that have been reserved for the federal government since WWII for air/ground communications systems, but received limited use by the government for many years, the FCC said.
As unlicensed devices, there is no right to protection from interference. "The military radio signal is sometimes so strong that it overpowers the opener's signal, preventing the door from opening. Or it can also vastly reduce the opener's range, forcing the user to walk close to the garage before it will open. Unless another solution is reached, the consumer will either have to live with the inconvenience or pay to fix the problem," the Pentagon said. The cheapest fix would be to manually replace parts of the opener so it will use a different frequency or buy a newer system that uses a different frequency.


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CHANNEL MODIFICATIONS OF HAWAIIAN STREAMS
In their 1978 report, Timbol and Maciolek identified
channel modification as a significant factor contributing to the
degradation of stream biological quality in the Hawaiian Islands
Six types of channel
modifications were distinguished.
Timbol and Maciolek wrote, "Continued channel
modification in Hawaii is certain, as evidenced by current
channelization proposals for Kohoma and Iao streams on Maui and
Makaha stream on Oahu. Presently on Oahu, a dam is being
constructed across Kamooalii tributary of Kaneohe Stream.
Environmental commentary is difficult because of the lack of
definitive information on the effects of channelization either on
total stream ecology or on individual native species. Past
commentaries have been based on generalized information (mainland
U.S. and limited ecological data on Hawaiian streams) and a few
specific observations on local channelization effects.
Concrete-lined flat-bottomed channels obviously provide no
habitat for native fishes or crustaceans, and expose water to
excessive insolation. The effects of such lined channels on the
quality and quantity of fauna upstream (i.e., effects on
migration) or on the downstream environment (e.g., heating) are
unknown. Such are examples of the principal informational needs
"This report concerns that portion of the project involving a one-year (August 1975 - September 1976) statewide, exhaustive inventory of perennial streams with channel modifications, including a general survey of habitat factors and macrofauna. It includes the islands of Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Maui, and Hawaii. Niihau and Lanai, the remaining two inhabited islands in the State, were not surveyed. Niihau is small, relatively arid, and under private ownership that prohibits entry of non-residents. Lanai apparently has only one stream, and it is located in an area of difficult access. It is assumed that this lone stream is not channelized.


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Module 6: Figure classical cadherin signalling
Classical cadherin cytoskeletal and signalling functions.
Classical cadherins on neighbouring cells interact with each through their extracellular cadherin (EC) domains. The cytoplasmic domain interacts with both p120 catenin, which has a regulatory role by interacting with signalling components such as Fer and the p190RhoGAP that controls G protein signalling, and β-catenin. The latter provides a link to the cytoskeleton through its interaction with α-catenin.


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- Battle Honours: Laleali, Piequet 707, Shingo River Valley and Gutrain.
- Honours & Awards: 1 Param Vir Chakra, 10 Maha Vir Chakras, 34 Vir Chakras, 4 Shaurya Chakras and 56 Sena Medals.
- Comments: India's first Light Infantry was born out of the peoples' response in 1947, to the invasion of Kashmir by Pakistan. In the difficult days of the invasion, the population formed local defence groups. These were later organised into militias responsible for specific sectors, e.g., Leh, Nubra, Jammu, Punch, etc. Over a period, these were grouped into the Militia battalions. Two of these were later converted into the Ladakh Scouts. The militia battalions operated with skill on the Line of Control (LoC), and in the 1971 Indo-Pak War earned three battle honours.
In 1972, the militia battalions were brought on par with the army units, and in 1976 designated the Jammu & Kashmir Light Infantry. Since then, battalions of the Light Infantry have served with honour in different parts of the country, in Sri Lanka and as part of the United Nations Force in Somalia. The 8th JAK LI earned great honour by capturing a Pakistani post at 21,000 feet at the Siachen Glacier in 1987. Naib Subedar Bana Singh, 8th JAK LI, earned the Param Vir Chakra for the Regiment in this battle. He is the first and only recipient of the PVC for the Regiment.


text: This dissertation applies the Bayesian approach as a method to improve the estimation efficiency of existing econometric tools. The first chapter suggests the Continuous Choice Bayesian (CCB) estimator which combines the Bayesian approach with the Continuous Choice (CC) estimator suggested by Imai and Keane (2004). Using simulation study, I provide two important findings. First, the CC estimator clearly has better finite sample properties compared to a frequently used Discrete Choice (DC) estimator. Second, the CCB estimator has better estimation efficiency when data size is relatively small and it still retains the advantage of the CC estimator over the DC estimator. The second chapter estimates baseball's managerial efficiency using a stochastic frontier function with the Bayesian approach. When I apply a stochastic frontier model to baseball panel data, the difficult part is that dataset often has a small number of periods, which result in large estimation variance. To overcome this problem, I apply the Bayesian approach to a stochastic frontier analysis. I compare the confidence interval of efficiencies from the Bayesian estimator with the classical frequentist confidence interval. Simulation results show that when I use the Bayesian approach, I achieve smaller estimation variance while I do not lose any reliability in a point estimation. Then, I apply the Bayesian stochastic frontier analysis to answer some interesting questions in baseball.


to use the HTML5 History API for Navigation, you can use a custom history.
Svelte Navigator comes with a memory based history, you can use. It is practical for testing.
To create a custom history, pass a history source to the createHistory function.
You could use multiple Routers, that don't interfere with each other, by using a different history for each one.
<script>
 import { Router, createHistory, createMemorySource } from "svelte-navigator";
 const html5History = createHistory(window);
 const memoryHistory = createHistory(createMemorySource());
</script>
<Router history="{html5History}">
 <!-- I will function like the standard Router -->
</Router>
<Router history="{memoryHistory}">
 <!-- I store the history stack in memory -->
</Router>
For a more advanced example, checkout the Custom Hash History example.
License
MIT


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Water Sprite (Indian Fern) LIVE AQUARIUM PLANT
The Water Sprite, also known as the Indian Fern, is a great plant to use as a mid-ground plant and also as a floating plant. The delicate, lacy leaves also make great cover for fry to hide among. Due to its poor root system, the Water Sprite retrieves nutrients from the water.
Water Sprite Lace Indian Fern is a variation of regular Water Sprite. Water Sprite Lace's leaves are narrower and look like lace. Next to Water Wisteria, this would be the next easiest plant to grow in your tank. Water Sprite Lace can become a plant like a sword with many stems coming from a central location. However, most people float this plant in their aquarium because it is difficult to keep rooted sometimes.
Water Sprite Lace will grow in just about any tank, but with decent light, and a little co2, it will take over. It is an excellent source to absorb Nitrates from fish waste out of the water. Water Sprite Lace also is great for fry to hide in. Water Sprite Lace will propagate similar to Java Fern where it will send out baby Water Sprite from its leaves. You can either let it float or put the stem in the substrate and wait for baby plants to emerge from the leaves. You will have so much you won't know what to do with it all!
The Water Sprite will grow profusely under the correct conditions, and for this reason, is excellent at removing unwanted and unhealthy inorganic nutrients from the aquarium water. In smaller aquariums with open tops, the Water Sprite can grow out of the tank and form beautiful surface leaves. The delicately branched leaves are very decorative and provide good contrast to other leaf shapes.
The Water Sprite makes a great starter plant for the aquarist new to plant keeping. Propagation is by adventitious plants from the tips of the leaves. Because of this, they are extremely easy to reproduce.
At Canton Aquatics LLC, we take great pride in providing high-quality live aquarium plants to our customers. We understand the complexities involved in shipping live plants and are committed to ensuring they arrive at your doorstep in excellent condition.
- All live plants are shipped using USPS Standard and Priority Mail to provide the fastest and most reliable service.
- Plants are typically shipped Monday - Friday to avoid weekend delays.
- Each plant is carefully packaged in sealed plastic bags to hold in moisture during the shipping process.
DOA (Dead on Arrival) Policy:
- If you receive plants that are dead on arrival, please contact us within 2 hours of delivery with clear photographic evidence.
- Upon receipt of the photos, we will assess the situation. If the plants are determined to be DOA, we will replace or provide refund.
- For a valid DOA claim, replacements or refunds will be processed within 2 business days after the claim is approved.
- Please keep in mind that all plants require sun light to live therefore your plants may arrive slightly yellow. Please float your plants at the top of your tank near the light for 3 days if applicable. They will enjoy this new added light intensity to help them recover.
Limitations and Responsibilities:
- The DOA policy is only applicable if the first delivery attempt is made within the shipping duration specified at the time of purchase.
- Delays due to incorrect shipping information provided by the customer or missed deliveries will void the DOA guarantee.
- Extreme weather conditions can impact the health of the plants in transit. We recommend checking the weather forecasts and choosing a shipping window accordingly.
- It is the responsibility of the customer to acclimate the plants to their new environment according to best practices. Our DOA policy does not cover plants that perish due to improper acclimation.
Cancellation and Changes:
- Orders can only be cancelled or changed before they are shipped. Once the order is in transit, we cannot accept cancellations or changes.
- If you have any questions or concerns regarding our shipping policy or the condition of your plants upon arrival, please contact our customer support team at [Contact Information].
By placing an order with Canton Aquatics LLC, you acknowledge and agree to the terms outlined in this shipping policy.


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Andasibe Reintroduction Translocation Project
Analamazaotra Special Reserve (ASR) is an evergreen rainforest, located 147 km due east of Madagascar's capital city of Antananarivo. ASR, also referred to as Andasibe after the neighboring local village, was initially part of a continuous forest that included Mantadia National Park to the north, Maromizaha Classified Forest to the southeast and Anosibe an'ala to the south. Although all four are now relatively isolated forest fragments, Andasibe-Mantadia National Park and especially ASR remain one of the most popular tourist destinations in Madagascar due to the guaranteed opportunity to view quite closely the Indri, Madagascar's largest remaining lemur. These rainforest habitats are home to vast biodiversity, including many endemic rare and endangered species. The endangered Diademed sifaka and the critically endangered Black and white ruffed lemur were once among the fauna found in Analamazaotra Special Reserve. In 1973 hunting pressures led to the regional extinction of the Diademed sifaka of ASR and three years later the Black-and-white ruffed lemur followed.
Beginning in January 2006, after more than four years of planning, Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo's Madagascar Biodiversity Partnership (MBP), in collaboration with Madagascar National Parks (MNP) and Eaux et Fôret, initiated the first ever attempt to recover a species' former distribution in Madagascar. Following the IUCN re-introduction/translocation guidelines, the MBP initiated the Analamazaotra Re-introduction/Translocation Project (ART Project) by re-establishing the Diademed sifaka and Black-and-white ruffed lemur back into their historical habitat range within Analamazaotra Special Reserve. Currently, the collaborative multi-disciplinary project has evaluated the biomedical, genetic, habitat, nutritional and reproductive parameters while monitoring daily the radio-collared translocated/re-introduced 26 Diademed sifakas and 8 Black-and-white ruffed lemurs. The Diademed sifakas have been translocated from three sites (Mantadia National Park, Sahanody Classified Forest and Ambatovy Classified Forest), and the Black and white ruffed from two sites (Mantadia National Park and Anosibe an'ala Classified Forest). In every case, the entire social or family group to be translocated was evaluated prior to the translocation event, and the group was chosen due to mitigating circumstances that existed in the forest of origin.
The ART project has succeeded by re-establishing the wild lemur populations, collecting data, preserving fecal samples for hormone analysis, increasing protection of ASR and habituating the re-introduced groups to human presence. This project has also helped the Malagasy community through the training of Malagasy doctorate and graduate students and two local field guides and educating the local communities about the biodiversity of their local eco-region.


Microsoft released qchain.exe in 2001. This utility, which works with Windows 2000 and Windows NT, lets you chain hotfixes (i.e., install multiple hotfixes one after another without having to reboot in between). In the past, chaining was difficult because you had to install fixes in a specific order so that the update procedure wouldn't overwrite new system files with earlier versions. The problem with chaining was that the last hotfix applied "won." To address that problem, Qchain manages the file-replacement process by recording files in the registry's Pending File Rename queue. Qchain analyzes the contents of the Pending File Rename subkey and applies only the most current version of the files of all applied patches.
Listing A shows sample code that illustrates how to use Qchain in a script to deploy hotfixes. The first three lines of the sample script apply three hotfixes. The -z switch applies the hotfix without rebooting; -m applies the hotfix in unattended mode, without administrative intervention; and -q applies the hotfix in quiet mode, hiding the extract and copy actions that take place. If you're applying patches manually, you might want to leave out the -q switch to view the progress of the hotfix.
The fourth line in the script runs Qchain and specifies a file in which to log Qchain's results. The sample code puts the log file in the Logs directory on a server named Fschicago and specifies a unique filename based on the computer name and the date the script ran. Because you're likely to run Qchain at a later date, a unique log name prevents you from overwriting older logs. Finally, the Shutdown utility (from the Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit or the Microsoft Windows NT Server Resource Kit) performs a local reboot of the machine by using the /l and /r switches. The /l switch performs a logoff; the /r switch performs a clean shutdown and a restart.


Fritillaria cirrhosa
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Yellow Himalayan fritillary
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Plantae
Order: Liliales
Family: Liliaceae
Genus: Fritillaria
Species: F. cirrhosa
Binomial name
Fritillaria cirrhosa
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Synonyms[1]
Fritillaria cirrhosa, common name yellow Himalayan fritillary,[2] is an Asian species of herbaceous plant in the lily family, native to China (Gansu, Qinghai, Sichuan, Tibet, Yunnan), the Indian Subcontinent (Nepal, Pakistan, India, Bhutan), and Myanmar.[3][4]
Fritillaria cirrhosa produces bulbs up to 20 mm in diameter. Stem is up to 60 cm tall, usually with one flower at the top, sometimes 2 or 3. Leaves are narrowly lanceolate, usually opposite, sometimes whorled, up to 13 cm long. Flowers are bell-shaped, yellowish-green to brownish-purple flowers which are usually with a chequered pattern in dull purple. The plant is commonly found in alpine slopes and shrublands of the Himalayas, at altitudes of 2700–4000 m.[4][5][6][7] It is in danger of extinction, due to be being aggressively collected to make a traditional Chinese medicine, Bulbus fritillariae cirrhosae.[8]
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Several names have been coined at infraspecific levels (variety, subspecies, and form) for plants once believed to belong to Fritillaria cirrhosa. None of these is currently recognized. Some of the names are regarded as synonyms of Fritillaria cirrhosa not deserving recognition (see synonym list at right). A few others are considered as belonging to distinct species. Those are:
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Growboxx at the 'Global Opportunity Explorer'
Lectura 5 - 10 min
The Global Opportunity Explorer is an initiative that garthers the ideas and products of companies that are trying to mitigate the climate change by proposing sustainable delovepment solutions for the future. The Global Opportunity Explorer divides its areas of action in the following goals:
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Groasis, manufacturer of Waterboxx and Growboxx has been chosen as one of the companies that help with its technology to achieve the objectives proposed by the Global Opportunity Explorer, specifically the problems that the Growboxx manages to mitigate are:
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No Poverty
The first goal is to end poverty in all its forms by 2030. It also aims to ensure the social protection of poor and vulnerable groups, increase access to basic services and support people harmed by extreme weather events and other factors Economic, social and environmental.
Growing a productive fruit or medicinal tree in combination with four complementary vegetables can provide low income families with a source of income as well as food.
Zero Hunger
Objective 2 aims to end hunger and all forms of malnutrition by 2030. It also commits universal access to safe, nutritious and sufficient food at any time of the year. This will require sustainable food production systems and resilient agricultural practices, equal access to land, technology and markets and international cooperation on investments in infrastructure and technology to boost agricultural productivity.
Vegetables planted with Growboxx are produced with 90% less water compared to traditional solutions, providing communities in arid areas with a reliable source of food.
Life on Land
Objective 15 focuses specifically on sustainable management of forests, restoration of degraded lands and the successful combating of desertification, and halt and reverse land degradation and halt biodiversity loss
The preservation of diverse forms of life on earth requires specific efforts to protect, restore and promote the conservation and sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems and other ecosystems.
The Growboxx can be used to rejuvenate previously degraded lands, using the method of self-reforestation of Groasis.
Groasis Growboxx allows plants and trees to grow in desert areas using limited water resources, without the need for energy or continuous irrigation.
Groasis Growboxx is a seeding technology for eroded, rocky, dry and desert areas that allows the growth of a single tree or a tree in combination with four other plants. It cab be filled with a single dose of 15 liters of water, which avoids evaporation by the design of the box. Instead, water is slowly released into the soil surrounding the seeds. Rain and condensation from the surroundings are also collected in the box. In this way, a heavy rain of only 10 minutes once a year is enough to fill the tank and be able to be supplied to the plant until the following season.
The box releases only 50 ml of water per day. With such a limited amount of water, plants are forced to look deeper into the soil and over time – even in drier areas – the roots often find water a few feet deep. Once the plants have established a root system, the box will biodegrade, which encourages tree growth.
The survival rate of trees using the Growboxx is over 90%, no matter how challenging the circumstances. Similarly, water savings are more than 90% compared to any other planting method during the first year. From the second year, the water saving is 100% since no water is added manually.
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Whether it's your first time or one-hundred-and-first time reading Little Women, you'll love immersing yourself into the imaginative world of the March sisters, their beloved Marmie, and the wistful, lovelorn Laurie. An electronic eBook makes Louisa May Alcott's novel easier to read than ever before.
- Project specific pages onto the board when discussing reading from the night before
- Allow class members to read the PDF on tablets during silent reading time
- URL for the publisher is on a footnote of intermittent pages
- Does not provide opportunities for annotation or highlighting unless you are using a PDF program with editing capabilities
- Streamlined PDF format makes it easier to assign the book than with a class set of novels
- Learners who enjoy reading in their smartphones can engage with the text


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Everyone has a different path of recovery. That's why Synergic Pro takes care of every patient's need by combining different treatment methods to help them return to normal life as soon as possible.
Know your brain health – Steps to recovery
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This is the first step to recovery. To fix the problem, you must understand the underlying conditions and damages that need to be addressed. Our neurological screen allows our team to identify and address the root causes of the problem.
Better Brain = Better Performance
This is a term coined by our athletes but basically it is the explanation of Neuroplasticity. You can change the brain and increase the brain's ability to adapt and change to the demands placed on it. Consequently, you are able to perform at a higher athletic and cognitive level with less energy.
Our unique approach rehabilitates damaged pathway of communication and connectivity between regions of the brain.
We can stimulate the brain to send and receive signals effectively with the rest of the central nervous system and consequently give you back neurological function.


so its final appearance is that of a rock made of ...
The Gallery of Minerals With Pictures and Descriptions.
Biotite Biotite is a member of the mica branch of the sili e mineral group. It is common as a rock-forming mineral and is present in all three rock types: igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary. Garnet Garnet is a group of sili e minerals with six distinct varieties. It is widely used in jewelry making and as an industrial abrasive.
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An extrusive igneous rock with a mineral composition of 35% quartz, 35% potassium feldspar, 15% plagioclase feldspar, 10% biotite, and 5% amphibole is called answer choices rhyolite
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The ability to utilize information, communication and high technology make a country more
powerful and wealthy. Progressive countries are able to move forward with the help of the
newest technology while the progress of poor countries is still hindered by poverty. Here are
the top 5 countries that enjoy the best technology:
Over the centuries, Germany has always been keen on developing the latest and most
powerful technologies. Known for their intelligence with engineering, German
researchers and scientists have been great contributors to the latest studies in
biotechnology and space travel. Additionally, Germans are famous for their success in
automotive technology, which is seen by high-end car brands like Audi, BMW,
Volkswagen, Porsche, and Mercedes-Benz. Recently, Germany has produced Dolphin
submarines, which have been sold to Israel for additional defense.
Israel is known for its researches related to space science and for innovations for their
defense system like their famous Iron Dome, which prevented the destruction of the
country from the Gaza attacks in 2014. Israel is also one of the first to develop a UAV or
unmanned aerial vehicle with real-time surveillance. They are also one of the few
countries in the world to implement the use of electric cars. To support this project,
Israel has built recharging stations all around the country.
#3 South Korea
South Korea is where world-known technology brands came from such as Samsung, LG,
and Hyundai. These brands are well developed enough to compete with leading brands
like Toyota and Apple. Moreover, South Korea is known for their advancements in the world of robotics and medicine. They have also developed their internet capacity. Their
average internet speed is triple with the internet speed of the US.
#2 United States of America
The progress of space science research and technology has contributed to the USA's
standing in the world of technology. The country's capability has advanced non-stop
from the time the atomic bomb was discovered to the arrival of the first man on the
moon, to the technological advancement in the field of space science, medicine,
defense, and communication. Over time, USA has introduced the whole world with the
best technology companies like Apple, IBM, Microsoft, Intel, Apple, Google, and
Facebook. In addition, its military defense has also been one of the focuses of research
and studies. High tech surveillance and defense machines are being studied for stronger
Japan has always been the leading country when it comes to technology. They are
famous for extensive and expensive scientific researches in almost all fields including
electronics, machinery, metals, semiconductors, robotics, earthquake research,
biotechnology, and automobiles. Japanese researchers have also received various high-
profile awards like the Nobel Prize.
Technology can actually be seen anywhere – in homes, in offices, in the streets, in workplaces,
or even in the gym. Different countries collaborate with one another to improve each other's
advancement in technology and research. They have one common goal – to improve lives.
Because once lives are improved, the progress of a country easily follows.


text: Using data from a survey of 250 farmers and applying different impact assessment methods, this paper provides an ex-post impact assessment of the Soil Remediation Research Project undertaken by IWMI in Northeast Thailand during 2002-2005. This project demonstrated and promoted the application of clay technology as a quick and costeffective means of improving the fertility and water holding capacity of sandy soils. With the empirically estimated average impacts of this technology, and the clay using area observed in the sample (176 hectares [ha]) and that estimated for the region (5,600 ha), the overall impact and economic viability of this project are evaluated during 2002-2008 for both the sample and also at regional level. Recognizing the roles of partners and others, the share of benefits attributed to IWMI are only 50 and 10% for the sample and regional level evaluations, respectively. From an exclusive IWMI perspective, the project has a net present value (NPV) of US$0.41 million involving an internal rate of return (IRR) of 36% and a benefit-cost ratio (BCR) of 2.44 in the context of the sample. But, in the larger context of the region, it has a NPV of US$21 million involving an IRR of 267% and a BCR of 75. Since impacts cover only direct income benefits, and since their evaluation involves conservative assumptions on benefit calculation and attribution, these estimates represent only the lower bounds of the true size of the project's impact. Despite an apparent soil focus, the evaluated impacts also equally capture the effect on yields of an improved soil water holding capacity.


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- Associated with genital-tract disease in cattle.
- "In pure culture, strain CelloT could only grow on a variety of sugars. Glucose was converted to acetate, ethanol and H2. "
- common antibiotics appear to increase it
- " The antibiotics streptomycin and polymyxin B may be used to inhibit growth of contaminants."[Bergey's manual of Systematic Bacteriology, Volume 4] i.e. This genus is resistant to these antibiotics.
Note: This bacteria is hard to culture, which means testing of antibiotics to find an effective one very challenging.
- Polymyxin B