text: The Dunsink Observatory is an astronomical observatory established in 1785 in what was then outside of Dublin by Trinity College Dublin. The site was selected for its elevated position and views over the surrounding landscape. At the time, Dublin was four miles away and Finglas was a small village, a perfectly dark location, far from the city lights, for star-watching. The design of Dunsink incorporated a number of novel ideas. The main telescope was mounted on a granite pier which is independent of the building that surrounds it. Circulation of air within the dome was intended to give sharper images of the stars. The observatory was restored in recent years. The telescope, then no longer state of the art, was used mainly for public 'open nights'.


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Justice for girls
The report Disproportionate Minority Contact in the Hawaii Juvenile Justice System: 2000-2010 shines light on many important issues related to the state's juvenile justice system, especially those related to runaways ("Juvenile Injustice," Jan. 2). Dr. Chesney-Lind touched on one point that I want to elaborate on a little more: Many of these youth struggle with trauma from abuse, violence and/or neglect, and exhibit trauma symptoms like self-injury and running away.
[The Weekly] mentioned Wahi Kanaaho as a program that reconnects youth with their culture and community. Another resource girls and their families can turn to is Project Kealahou, a federally funded, trauma-informed program within the Department of Health. Inspired by other girl-focused programs like Girls Court, Project Kealahou provides support to all girls who need it, including those in the juvenile justice system, by providing services such as trauma therapy, mentoring, support groups and cultural education. Gender-responsive programs like Project Kealahou are important to making sure girls at the Hawaii Youth Correctional Facility and other facilities get the support they need to overcome their past traumatic experiences and create a better life.
The Project is also working on system-level policy development and initiatives to address trauma and the special needs of girls. For more information, please visit [projectkealahou.org].
Tia Roberts Director, Project Kealahou Honolulu, HI

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Cuan Wildlife Rescue is a registered charity dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of sick, injured and orphaned wild animals and birds. We are the only wildlife rescue centre in Shropshire to offer a round-the-clock service.
As well as our day-to-day work looking after the county's wild creatures, we also aim to:
*Educate of the public in the care and rehabilitation of wildlife
*Undertake research and advise other organisations in the field of wildlife
The charity started in 1990 and has grown steadily over the years, with purpose-built facilities to meet the needs of any wildlife casualty that may come into our care.
Each year we admit and treat around 6,000 creatures and need to raise £358,000 for day-to-day running costs. On admission, every patient receives immediate first aid such as pain relief, treatment for shock, fluid therapy, wound management or antibiotics. Some then have further veterinary treatment.
The dedication and commitment to treating the many different species of wildlife we bring them ensures seriously injured creatures have the best possible chance of recovery.
Once they're well enough, the creatures we look after are always returned to the wild. Adults, particularly, will be released where they were found – they may have a mate waiting and will be returned to familiar territory.
Our primary goal is always to give the creatures a second chance at life.

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From Hindupedia, the Hindu Encyclopedia
By Swami Harshananda
Sometimes transliterated as: Jatamukuta, JaTAmukuTa, Jataamukuta
Jaṭāmukuṭa literally means 'hair dressed up as a crown'.
Jatā means matted hair and mukuṭa means crown. If the matted hair on the head of a deity is dressed up as a crownit is called 'jaṭāmukuṭa'. We find it on the head of the deity in some forms of Devi, Śiva, Kārttikeya and Śāstā (Ayyappan).


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Divorce and Social Media: Why You Should Stop Posting and Logout
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For the majority of people, social media has become a daily part of our lives. Keeping in touch with friends, posting pictures of your children, and watching the latest trending video has never been easier, but did you ever stop and think about how social media can play a role in your divorce?
It's very easy to gather information about people from their social media profiles, especially when people habitually overshare. There's a time and place for particular posts, but when you are going through a contentious divorce, there are a few tips to keep in mind before sharing your life on Facebook.
1) Check Your Privacy Settings
If you fear your spouse is snooping around your social media profiles, it's time to disconnect, unfriend, or block them. This might seem harsh, but it's an easy way to minimize the potential threat of causing additional drama and arguments online.
2) Don't Badmouth Your Spouse
No matter how frustrated and upset you become, do not use social media as an emotional outlet. Opposing counsel can print your posts and use it as evidence during your divorce. Don't rely solely on privacy settings because anything you post online can often be found.
3) When in Doubt, Don't Post
Before posting anything, take a step back and ask yourself, "Could someone misinterpret this? Could opposing counsel use this against me?" If the answer is yes, do not post! Sharing funny pictures and videos can seem harmless, but they might be misconstrued.
4) Suspend Your Online Presence
Using social media has become second nature to us, so the thought of logging out for an extended period of time feels unnatural. The bottom line: the best way to protect yourself from any social media content being used against you during the divorce is to suspend your online presence—don't delete your accounts, but take a break from social media.


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Ad Hoc Networks 53 (2016), pp. 79–93.
Network-coded cooperative communications (NC-CC) refers to the use of network coding (NC) in cooperative communications (CC). Prior studies have shown that NC has the potential to improve the performance of CC when there are multiple sessions in the wireless network. These studies were done for the case when multiple sessions are sharing a single relay node. However, how NC-CC behaves when multiple relay nodes are employed remains an open problem. In this paper, we explore this problem by analyzing the achievable rate of each session in this setting. We develop closed form formulas for the mutual information and the achievable data rate for each session. We show that prior results for a single relay is a special case of our result. Based on these findings, we then study a network optimization problem that requires joint optimization of session grouping, relay node grouping, and matching of session/relay groups. We show that this problem is NP-hard, and present a polynomial time heuristic algorithm to solve this problem. Using simulation results, we show this algorithm is highly competitive and can produce results that are near to optimality.


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Create a search extractor
Applicable:This tutorial applies to Confluence 7.0 or higher.
Level of experience:Advanced. You should complete at least one intermediate tutorial before working through this tutorial.
The Extractor2 plugin module allows you to hook into the mechanism that Confluence uses to populate its search indexes. Each time content is created or updated in Confluence, it is passed through a chain of extractors that assemble the fields and data that will be added to the search indexes for that content. By writing your own extractor you can add information to the content index.
To help you become familiar with the extractor2 module, we've created a simple plugin demonstrating how to create an extractor. In the following sections we'll explain how different parts of the plugin are implemented and fit together.
Before you begin
To complete this tutorial, you'll need to be familiar with:
Source code
You can find the source code for this tutorial on Atlassian Bitbucket.
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Step 1: Implement Extractor2 interface
The ExtraCommentDataExtractor implements 2 methods extractText and extractFields. They receive a searchable object which is the Confluence content object (e.g. Page, Attachment, Comment) that is being saved, and passed through the extractor chain.
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The result of the extractText method is appended into the default Text field "content" that is used in a regular Confluence site search. The result of the extractFields method is a collection of fields to be added into the Search index document.
The @Autowired and @ComponentImport annotation in the constructor asks Confluence to inject CommentManager into the extractor at the creation time.
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Step 5: See how it works
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Next steps
Learn more about extending Confluence's search capabilities with these tutorials:
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The Special Operations Division trains and responds to emergency hazardous materials incidents, technical rescues, and the rescue of all incident victims. It also responds to disasters and assists other local emergency responders.
As a result of countywide strategic planning, Wylie is primarily concerned with two specialties: Water Rescue and Hazardous Materials response. Although these are our primary areas of concern, attention is given to all areas of specialized response. Current plans call for other agencies throughout Collin County to focus on other specialty areas, with hazardous materials being a joint effort among all agencies.
Special operations is a multi-faceted section and has management responsibilities for the following programs:
- Hazardous Materials
- Swift Water/Dive Rescue
- Specialized/Technical Rescue

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How to backup your Minecraft World Folder
A step by step guide to create a backup file in Multicraft and download it to your computer.
Requires Admin level access to Multicraft.
Why would I want to know this?
- An extra copy to act as a rollback point
- If you migrate to another server
- You want to share your world data with others
- You want to work on the world using tools not available on the server
- You want to test plugins that alter your world dramatically on a test server first
What am I about to do?
In ensure that you don't create a backup with corruption, the server will need to be stopped. Then the backup function in Multicraft can be used.
A world backup created in Multicraft is a .zip file containing all the data files in the /world folder. This is primarily the data for the main overworld and includes:
- Player data: Player location, XP level, Inventory
It however does not include data for the Nether or The End. It also does not contain the following:
- Plugin files
- Plugin Configuration files (unless saved to /world or one of its subfolders)
- Server configuration files: e.g. ops.txt, server.properties, bukkit.yml
Steps to Take
Stopping the Minecraft Server
- Log into Multicraft: Click 'Minecraft Login' and enter your Multicraft username and password
- Go to your server: Click on your server in the list
- Stop the server: Click on the 'Stop' button at the top, wait until the icon to the left of the button changes to a white cross on a grey circle
Making a Backup
While still logged in to Multicraft, in the server view:
- Go to the backup section: Click on 'Backup' in the navigation bar down the left
- Make the backup: Click on the 'Start' button
Restarting the Minecraft Server
- Return to the main server view: Either click 'Back' in the navigation bar down the left or click on your server name at the top
- Start the server: Click on 'Start' at the top, the icon to the left of the button will turn to a green circle when the server has started
How the Download your world
- To download your server you will want to use FTP, using the Filezilla FTP App, due the the size of the backup files the webbased FTP will not download the files.
- Read the FTP article on using FileZilla
Further Reading/External Links
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The whitelist is a list of Players who are allowed to join your server, to change this you do the...
If your world ever badly gets griefed or gets corrupted we keep 3 backups of your world which are...
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Cypress Asserations
February 11, 2020
Cypress Assertions
Assertions describe the desired state of your elements, your objects, and your application.
What makes Cypress unique from other testing tools is that commands automatically retry their assertions. In fact, they will look "downstream" at what you're expressing and modify their behavior to make your assertions pass.
You should think of assertions as guards. Use your guards to describe what your application should look like, and Cypress will automatically block, wait, and retry until it reaches that state.
Asserting in English
Let's look at how you'd describe an assertion in english:
After clicking on this <button>, I expect its class to eventually be active.
To express this in Cypress you'd write:
cy.get('button').click().should('have.class', 'active')
Here's another example.
After making an HTTP request to my server, I expect the response body to equal {name: 'Jane'}
To express this with an assertion you'd write:
cy.request('/users/1').its('body').should('deep.eq', { name: 'Jane' })
When To Assert?
Despite the dozens of assertions Cypress makes available to you, sometimes the best test may make no assertions at all! How can this be? Aren't assertions a basic part of testing?
Consider this example:
cy.visit('/home')
cy.get('.main-menu')
 .contains('New Project')
 .click()
cy.get('.title')
 .type('My Awesome Project')
cy.get('form')
 .submit()
Without a single explicit assertion, there are dozens of ways this test can fail! Here's a few:
- The initial cy.visit() could respond with something other than success.
- Any of the cy.get() commands could fail to find their elements in the DOM.
- The element we want to .click() on could be covered by another element.
- The input we want to .type() into could be disabled.
- Form submission could result in a non-success status code.
- The in-page JS (the application under test) could throw an error.
With Cypress, you don't have to assert to have a useful test. Even without assertions, a few lines of Cypress can ensure thousands of lines of code are working properly across the client and server! This is because many commands have a built in Default Assertion which offer you a high level of guarantee.
Default Assertions
Many commands have a default, built-in assertion, or rather have requirements that may cause it to fail without needing an explicit assertion you've added.
For instance:
cy.visit() expects the page to send text/html content with a 200 status code.
cy.request() expects the remote server to exist and provide a response.
cy.contains() expects the element with content to eventually exist in the DOM.
cy.get() expects the element to eventually exist in the DOM.
.find() also expects the element to eventually exist in the DOM.
.type() expects the element to eventually be in a typeable state.
.click() expects the element to eventually be in an actionable state.
.its() expects to eventually find a property on the current subject.
Certain commands may have a specific requirement that causes them to immediately fail without retrying: such as cy.request().
Others, such as DOM based commands will automatically retry and wait for their corresponding elements to exist before failing.
Even more - action commands will automatically wait for their element to reach an actionable state before failing.
All DOM based commands automatically wait for their elements to exist in the DOM. You don't need to write .should('exist') after a DOM based command, unless you chain extra .should() assertions.
Negative DOM assertions
If you chain any .should() command, the default .should('exist') is not asserted. This does not matter for most positive assertions, such as .should('have.class'), because those imply existence in the first place, but if you chain negative assertions ,such as .should('not.have.class'), they will pass even if the DOM element doesn't exist:
cy.get('.does-not-exist').should('not.be.visible')
cy.get('.does-not-exist').should('not.be.visible') // passes
cy.get('.does-not-exist').should('not.have.descendants') // passes
This also applies to custom assertions such as when passing a callback:
// passes, provided the callback itself passes
cy.get('.does-not-exist').should(($element) => { expect($element.find('input')).to.not.exist })
There's an open discussion about this behavior.
These rules are pretty intuitive, and most commands give you the flexibility to override or bypass the default ways they can fail, typically by passing a {force: true} option.
Example #1: Existence and Actionability
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 // button must exist in the DOM before proceeding
 .get('button')
 // before issuing the click, this button must be "actionable"
 // it cannot be disabled, covered, or hidden from view.
 .click()
Cypress will automatically wait for elements to pass their default assertions. Like with the explicit assertions you've added, all of these assertions share the same timeout values.
Example #2: Reversing the Default Assertion Most of the time, when querying for elements, you expect them to eventually exist. But sometimes you wish to wait until they don't exist.
All you have to do is add that assertion and Cypress will reverse its rules waiting for elements to exist.
// now Cypress will wait until this
// <button> is not in the DOM after the click
cy.get('button.close').click().should('not.exist')
// and now make sure this #modal does not exist in the DOM
// and automatically wait until it's gone!
cy.get('#modal').should('not.exist')
By adding .should('not.exist') to any DOM command, Cypress will reverse its default assertion and automatically wait until the element does not exist.
Example #3: Other Default Assertions
Other commands have other default assertions not related to the DOM. For instance, .its() requires that the property you're asking about exists on the object.
// create an empty object
const obj = {}
// set the 'foo' property after 1 second
setTimeout(() => {
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// .its() will wait until the 'foo' property is on the object
cy.wrap(obj).its('foo')
List of Assertions
Cypress bundles Chai, Chai-jQuery, and Sinon-Chai to provide built-in assertions. You can see a comprehensive list of them in the list of assertions reference. You can also write your own assertions as Chai plugins and use them in Cypress.
Writing Assertions
There are two ways to write assertions in Cypress:
1. Implicit Subjects: Using .should() or .and().
2. Explicit Subjects: Using expect.
Implicit Subjects
Using .should() or .and() commands is the preferred way of making assertions in Cypress. These are typical Cypress commands, which means they apply to the currently yielded subject in the command chain.
// the implicit subject here is the first <tr>
// this asserts that the <tr> has an .active class
cy.get('tbody tr:first').should('have.class', 'active')
You can chain multiple assertions together using .and(), which is another name for .should() that makes things more readable:
cy.get('#header a')
 .should('have.class', 'active')
 .and('have.attr', 'href', '/users')
Because .should('have.class') does not change the subject, .and('have.attr') is executed against the same element. This is handy when you need to assert multiple things against a single subject quickly.
If we wrote this assertion in the explicit form "the long way", it would look like this:
cy.get('tbody tr:first').should(($tr) => {
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The implicit form is much shorter! So when would you want to use the explicit form?
Typically when you want to:
- Assert multiple things about the same subject
- Massage the subject in some way prior to making the assertion
Explicit Subjects
Using expect allows you to pass in a specific subject and make an assertion about it. This is probably how you're used to


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Added value and new products
The research area of added value and new products focuses on the comprehensive use of bio-based raw materials and industrial side streams to make sustainable products and services. raw materials will receive added value, the recycling principle will be addressed, and holistic sustainability will be verified throughout the value chain. Research data will promote the access of sustainable material solutions to markets. These include alternative protein sources, materials that replace peat and solutions that sequester carbon in the value chain of wooden products.
Goals of the research area of added value and new products:
- Innovative, high-value product applications from production systems.
- By-products and non-food raw materials to food and feed ingredients.
- Alternative peat-substituting material solutions.


When food costs at the York County Prison spiked by more than 50 percent last month, county officials suspected something wasn't kosher.
It turns out, they say, the problem was too much kosher -- food, that is.
Kosher food is food that meets the strict standards of Jewish dietary law. The law prohibits adherents from eating certain types of animals, directs how some animals are slaughtered and prescribes how some foods should be prepared and consumed.
Is kosher food better-tasting?
Some York County Prison inmates apparently think so -- at least they find it more appealing than the non-kosher menu on certain days.
Prison officials say they're suspicious of an increase in the number of inmates requesting kosher meals, especially because some of those prisoners specified a different religious affiliation when they entered the prison.
The big tip-off, they say, are the "flip-floppers." Those are the "converts" who suddenly aren't so Jewish on days when the regular meals are more to their liking.
Certified kosher meals, which are pre-packaged and delivered to the prison, are nearly four times the cost of meals made in house, and prison officials say they can't afford anyone gaming the system.
From now on, prisoners who are being served kosher meals and ask to return to non-kosher will be permitted, but those who later ask to return to kosher meals will be denied.
It's a logical reaction, but in practice it will likely be dicey determining who's scamming a meal and who, perhaps, is simply not as devout as others of the Jewish faith.
After all, everyone is entitled to their religious beliefs and the prison is obliged to accommodate them. Who are prison officials to judge what's in an inmate's heart and whether he or she is entitled to accommodations?
Prisoners denied kosher meals can file a complaint and request a hearing, at which time they'll be asked to provide proof of their religious affiliation, such as a statement from a rabbi.
But suppose one of them can't. That doesn't mean they aren't Jewish and don't try to follow kosher rules. It just means they can't prove it to the satisfaction of prison officials.
And will inmates of other faiths have to prove their affiliation before they receive any accommodations?
County officials are wading into very murky waters with this one.
They might be better off trying to find ways to bring down the costs of kosher meals, such as preparing them in house, and make sure they're on par with the non-kosher offerings.
That's better than unjustly denying anyone the right to practice his or her religion.


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API Reference > 0.19 > TrackComputerCarBehavior
TrackComputerCarBehavior Class
Class that represents various computer car behavior as well as lap count.
Namespace: ArgData.Entities
Constructors
Name Description
TrackComputerCarBehavior() Initializes a new instance of TrackComputerCarBehavior.
Properties
Name Description
FormationLength Gets or sets the length (in track units) that computer cars will avoid steering left or right at the start of a race.
LateBrakingFactorNonRace Gets or sets the computer car late-braking factor in non-race sessions.
LateBrakingFactorRace Gets or sets the computer car late-braking factor in races.
LateBrakingFactorWetRace Gets or sets the computer car late-braking factor in wet races.
PowerFactor Gets or sets the computer car power factor.
StrategyChance Gets or sets the chance that this strategy is applied.
StrategyFirstPitStopLap Gets or sets the first lap that cars will start to pit.
UnknownData Gets or sets the unknown, possibly unused, data. Must be 16 bytes.


The Happy Challenge - Cape Agulhas, Western Cape
The Happy Challenge - Cape Agulhas, Western Cape
Published: 14. June 2019
By: Eric
'Cape Agulhas' is the most southern tip of Africa. This official meeting point of the Indian Ocean and Atlantic Ocean is also the point of convergence of the Mozambique and Benguela currents.The Agulhas bank is a unique geographical formation which bears the title 'Graveyard of Ships' due to this challenging crossing resulting in numerous shipwrecks. When seafaring Portuguese vessels rounded this Cape tip in the 15th century their compass needles would swing unable to determine True North from Magnetic North. As a result, in 1488 the Portuguese navigator, Bartholomew Dias, named this ocean site 'Capo das Agulhas' translating to 'Cape of Needles'.....
The location?
Google Maps
How to get there?
Follow the N2 from from Cape Town to Bredasdorp and then due south down to Agulhas. The distance is approximately 210 km / 2 hours drive.
Things to do?
Climbing the lighthouse and breathing in the salty, clean air is a must. You've come a long way so why not!
Best place for your photo?
At the marker close to the lighthouse which indicates the official dividing line between the Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean.
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Monthly Archive for February, 2021
: February, 2021
Does your job search progress leave you feeling empty?
Recently, I had a good conversation with a friend who mentioned how many times she heard job candidates describe their interests as being open to anything if it was a job. I often hear the same comment, and it seems to be a common theme in job searching with the mindset if you remain flexible
Say goodbye to your worst critic
Making mistakes is part of being human, and when it happens to you at work, they can reign havoc on your confidence. You can be your own worst critic without much thought. For example, a job candidate described an incident that happened to him at work a couple of years ago when he and his
Four surprising ways that networking can enhance your career
People often confuse networking as a one-time activity that starts when you need something and ends when the goal is reached. Grant it that is the stereotypical form of networking that might last for a brief moment but leaves no room for a long-term relationship built on exchanging support. When networking is viewed as sudden
Make better decisions by understanding what drives your career
What drives your career? Most people answer that question with a semi-heartfelt answer without much thought, with personal circumstances often influencing their motivation. Knowing the answer is essential because your response will direct your career steps. On average, you will spend approximately 90,000 hours at work during your lifetime, and it helps to know what


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When you can volunteer
There's no upper age limit on volunteering. However, some organisations' insurance policies do not cover you if you're under 16 or over a certain age (usually 80).
You cannot work for a profit-making organisation if you're under 14, even if you're not paid.
Your local councils might have extra rules about the work you can do as a young person. For example, you might not be able to volunteer at a charity shop if the council decides that it's a profit-making organisation.
People aged 50 or older can find volunteering opportunities with the Retired and Senior Volunteering Programme.
Volunteering and benefits
You can volunteer and claim benefits if:
- the only money you get from volunteering is to cover expenses, like travel costs
- you continue to meet the conditions of the benefit you get
If you have a criminal record you can still volunteer in most roles, depending on your offences. You might need a Disclosure and Barring Service check if you want to volunteer with children or vulnerable adults.


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My Singing Monsters is one of the most intriguing mobile games we've ever played. This isn't because the game's mechanics are particularly novel or inventive, but rather because of its unique presentation, which revolves around hatching and raising a vast range of monsters that, when placed on your islands, begin playing tunes and generating lovely music.
Explicitly put, My Singing Monsters is a base-building game in which you must gradually increase your assets by building structures and hatching and raising monsters. When these monsters are placed, they create coins as resources. Meanwhile, you may construct a variety of facilities, such as bakeries, where you can spend money to make goodies that will level up your monsters and improve their coin generation when given to them.
You'll also gain XP as you level up monsters, construct structures, and complete missions, which will help your account level up, giving you access to additional monsters and facilities. So, in this article, we will tell you a few tips and tricks to help you perform better in the game. Let's get started then.
1. Obtaining more coins
Coins are the primary form of currency in My Singing Monsters, and their usage is simple. This currency may be used to buy and place buildings, as well as to purchase monster eggs. They can also be used to make sweets at Bakeries, which can then be fed to your monsters to raise their levels and increase the number of currency they produce over time.
And while we're on the subject, the most common ways to earn money in this game are by passively collecting coins from your singing monsters, selling unwanted monsters once they've hatched, or performing game tasks.
2. Keep the Monsters Happy
Try to make monsters happy. Your currency supply increases when your monsters are happy! But be smart about what you buy for a monster's happiness. Consider the cost and if it's best to buy it now, wait for a bargain, or not at all. Use the Storage structure to your advantage. Monsters will still be happy with the decorations in the storage facility.
3. How to Upgrade Monsters?
You may feed treats to your present monsters to provide them XP, which will aid them to level up. It boost the amount of currency they create over time. The maximum number of coins they can carry at any particular time also increases by levelling up.
Treats in My Singing Monsters are made by spending coins at the Bakeries. You'll obtain more treats at the end of the production time if you spend more coins. However, the higher the monster's level, the more treats it will require to advance to the next level.
- When it comes to Ethereal Island, only transport one of each Ethereal at a time because you may breed more readily there.
- Concentrate on progressively boosting monster levels rather than investing all of your food resources on one monster. Your progress will be slowed as a result.
- Don't level up the Dipsters past level 10, as they hardly make any coins.
- Get a tonne of single elementals on Ethereal Island and Magical Sanctum. They make a lot more shards, s ingle elementals that are extremely rare and even better – epic.
- Make use of the social features! You can acquire Starshop items and diamonds on Tribal Island!
- Remember to use wishing torches; they improve your odds of breeding uncommon monsters and can be lit for free by friends.
Also Read: Top 10 Best Platform Mobile Games In 2022


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Researchers transformed a leaf skeleton into iron carbide
Nature's fine structures are also suitable for technical applications because they exist in a numerous variety of forms, they usually display high mechanical stability and, due to their large surfaces, they provide suitable templates for catalysts and electrodes. Researchers from the Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces in Potsdam have succeeded in converting the filigree skeleton of a leaf into iron carbide by using a very simple method.
Materials scientists are interested in metal carbides because they are magnetic, conduct electricity and can withstand both high temperatures and mechanical stress. However, due to the stability of the material, researchers weren't able to shape it into a specific form. The Potsdam-based chemists have solved this problem by dipping the leaf skeleton of leaves from a rubber tree into an iron acetate solution. They then air-dried the soaked skeleton at 40 degrees Celsius before treating it with nitrogen gas and heating it to 700 degrees Celsius.
"The structure was conserved down to the last detail", said Zoe Schnepp, who carried out the experiment. "The skeleton provides both the basis for the form and the carbon for the reaction. As a result, we can convert the organic substance in just one step. This is what distinguishes our method from other techniques which also use biological forms as templates for inorganic structures."
When heated, the iron acetate in the leaf skeleton is converted into iron oxide, which is then reduced by the carbon in the leaf skeleton to iron carbide. Researchers have been producing metal oxides on the basis of natural materials like leaves for some time now.
"One team has already succeeded in generating silicon carbide from pre-treated natural materials", said Schnepp. "We've now developed this process even further."
To test whether the leaf was fully converted into iron carbide, the researchers hung it in an electrolytic cell as an anode. Oxygen from the cell bubbled at the leaf and hydrogen bubbles rose at the cathode. "The experiment confirms that most of the leaf was converted into iron carbide. Apart from that, it only contains a bit of carbon," says Zoe Schnepp. The researchers also used a permanent magnet to demonstrate that the leaf had acquired the magnetic characteristics of the iron carbide.
The new method should function with all natural carbonaceous materials. "We would now like to test it on other materials", said Schnepp. "What is important about this study is that it shows how we can exploit nature's formal variety to produce wafer-thin metal carbide structures in one simple step."
You can find more information in the paper they published: "Biotemplating of Metal Carbide Microstructures: The Magnetic Leaf".


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Definitions of vivid
a. - True to the life; exhibiting the appearance of life or freshness; animated; spirited; bright; strong; intense; as, vivid colors. 2
a. - Forming brilliant images, or painting in lively colors; lively; sprightly; as, a vivid imagination. 2
The word "vivid" uses 5 letters: D I I V V.
No direct anagrams for vivid found in this word list.
Adding one letter to vivid does not form any other word in this word list.
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as if
Definition of as if
 1. 1 : as it would be if It was as if he had lost his last friend.
 2. 2 : as one would do if He ran as if ghosts were chasing him.
 3. 3 : that It seemed as if the day would never end.
 4. 4 —used to say that something is not true, not possible, will not happen, etc. "I am sure I am very affectionate," said Dora; "you oughtn't to be cruel to me, Doady!" "Cruel, my precious love! As if I would—or could—be cruel to you, for the world!" — Charles Dickens ; sometimes used informally as an interjection to say that something suggested or claimed is impossible, incorrect, or ridiculously unlikely to be true A simple collection of songs? As if. How about a conceptual ode to London's millennia-old history? — Craig McLean Big budgets? High-priced actresses? As if! The film cost a modest $13 million, a figure achieved by not casting stars, but rather stars-in-the-making … — Nicholas Fonseca
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 1. 1 : the way it would be if It's as if we'd never left.
 2. 2 : as someone would do if They acted as if they knew me.
 3. 3 : 2that 1 It seemed as if the day would never end.
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Roughness perception in haptic virtual reality for sighted and blind people
Psychophysical functions for perceived roughness, relating ln (magnitude estimate of roughness) to ln (groove width), were obtained for blind and sighted participants in virtual reality using the PHANToM force feedback device. The stimuli were sinusoidal surfaces with groove widths between 0.675 mm and 20.700 mm. Group functions showed a similar nonlinearity to those obtained in physical reality using rigid probes (Klatzky, Lederman, Hamilton, Grindley, & Swendsen, 2003; Lederman, Klatzky, Hamilton, & Ramsay, 1999). Individual functions gave a different picture. Of 23 total participants, there were 13 with wholly descending linear psychometric functions, 7 with quadratic functions similar to the group function, and 3 with anomalous functions. Individual power law exponents showed no significant effects of visual status. All analyses gave a power law exponent close to 20.80. The implications for theories of roughness, methodologies of data analysis, and the design of haptic virtual reality interfaces are considered.


Creating restore specifications
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The restore specification file is an XML file that contains the original and alternate locations from which the file can be restored. SnapManager uses this specification file to restore files from the specified location.
You can create the restore specification file by using any text editor. You must use a .xml extension for the file.
 1. Open a text file.
 2. Enter the following: <restore-specification xmlns="_URL_">
 3. Enter any file mapping information using the format shown in the following example:
 <file-mapping>
 <original-location>/path/dbfilename.dbf</original-location>
 <alternate-location>/path/dbfilename1.dbf</alternate-location>
 </file-mapping>
 File mapping specifies where a file is restored from. The original location is the location of the file on the active file system at the time of backup. The alternate location is the location from where the file is restored.
 4. Enter any mounted file system mapping information using the format shown in the example:
 <mountpoint-mapping>
 <original-location>/path/db_name</original-location>
 <snapname>snapname</snapname>
 <alternate-location>/path/vaultlocation</alternate-location>
 </mountpoint-mapping>
 <mountpoint-mapping>
 <original-location>+DiskGroup_1</original-location>
 <snapname>snapname</snapname>
 <alternate-location>+DiskGroup_2</alternate-location>
 </mountpoint-mapping>
 Mountpoint refers to directory path /mnt/myfs/)or an Automatic Storage Management (ASM) disk group mountpoint (for example, +MY_DG). The mountpoint mapping specifies the mountpoint from which the files are restored. The original location is the location of the mountpoint in the active file system at the time of backup. The alternate location is the mountpoint from which the files in the original location are restored. The snapname is the name of the Snapshot copy in which the original files were backed up.
 For ASM, the disk group name must be the same as the disk group that SnapManager cloned to register the backup with RMAN. This name can be obtained by viewing the backup properties.
 Note The Snapshot copy name is a necessary component because the same file system can be used multiple times in a single backup operation (for example, once for the data files and once for the logs).
 5. Enter raw device mapping tags and locations using the format shown in the example:
 <raw-device-mapping>
 <original-location>/path/raw_device_name</original-location>
 <alternate-location>/path/raw_device_name</alternate-location>
 </raw-device-mapping>
 Raw device mapping specifies the location from which a raw device is restored.
 6. Enter the following: </restore-specification>
 7. Save the file as a .xml file and close the specification.
Restore specification example
The following example shows the restore specification structure:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<restore-specification xmlns="_URL_">
<!-- "Restore from file(s)" -->
 <file-mapping>
 <original-location>/mnt/pathname/dbname/users01.dbf</original-location>
 <alternate-location>/mnt/vault/users01.dbf</alternate-location>
 </file-mapping>
<!-- "Restore from host mounted file system(s)" -->
 <mountpoint-mapping>
 <original-location>/mnt/pathname/dbname/fs</original-location>
 <snapname>Snapshotname</snapname>
 <alternate-location>/mnt/vaultlocation</alternate-location>
 </mountpoint-mapping>
<!-- "Restore from ASM mounted file system(s)" -->
 <mountpoint-mapping>
 <original-location>+DISKGROUP_1</original-location>
 <snapname>snapshotname</snapname>
 <alternate-location>+DISKGROUP_2</alternate-location>
 </mountpoint-mapping>
<!-- "Restore from raw device" -->
 <raw-device-mapping>
 <original-location>/pathname/devicename</original-location>
 <alternate-location>/pathname/devicename</alternate-location>
 </raw-device-mapping>
</restore-specification>


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A preliminary study on biology of Liriomyza sativae.
Laboratory studies showed that Liriomyza sativae had 13-14 generations each year. In field studies conducted in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China, larvae overwintered on broad beans [faba beans], and tomatoes and eggplants [aubergines] in sheltered areas. Pupae began diapause in mid-November which lasted for ∼ 110 days. Faba beans, Chinese cabbages, lettuces, aubergines and melons were the main food plants during the summer. The starting temperature for the growth of L. sativae was 7.53°C.


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BasicShit is a collective with the goal to develop accessible toilet units from waste recycling. One dry toilet unit is made of 120kg of plastic trash equivalent to 8740 bottles and costs Rs. 60,000. Help us create treasure from trash! After successfully installing few toilets at the Singhu border, BasicShit is now going to cover both the protest sites.
A cluster of 10 units is aimed to be placed at a distance of 450m catering to _PHONE_ persons.
16 clusters needed to cover 7kms at 450m distance.
Total toilets = 16 * 10 = 160
Total amount = 160 * 60,000 = Rs. 96,00,000


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Pugs are a small-sized breed. Although some pugs can be bigger, skinnier, fatter, smaller or taller than others, they are more or less similar in size (if purebred). But, when are pugs full grown i.e. when do pugs stop growing?
Pugs are full-grown after 9 months when they stop growing, whether in weight or height. Pugs usually reach adulthood when they are 1 year old. Sexual maturity comes before physical maturity (6 to 9 months old).
Let's see what to expect and get a bit into their growth stages.
Pug Growth Stages from Birth to Full Grown
Pugs are small dogs and they belong to the toy group.
Most pugs are born via cesarian (C-section) due to dystocia – a medical term used to diagnose a difficult birthing experience. Brachycephalic and toy breeds are predisposed to have a difficult birth because of the size of their head and narrow female pelvis.
Usually, a pug litter size is between 2 to 5 puppies, the average being 4 pups per litter.
Your pug will go through 5 puppy growth stages:
- The neonatal stage: Birth to 2 weeks of age.
- The transitional stage: 2 to 4 weeks of age.
- The socialization stage: 3 to 12 weeks of age.
- The ranking stage: 3 to 6 months of age.
- The adolescence stage: 6 to 18 months of age.
Here's what to expect for each stage:
The Neonatal Stage (Birth to 2 Weeks)
During the neonatal stage:
- Puppies are blind, deaf, and toothless.
- Touch and taste are immediately present after birth.
- Their mother has the most influence over the puppy. She will feed them and keep them warm too.
- Puppies will mostly nurse and sleep during this stage.
The Transitional Stage (2 to 4 Weeks)
At the transitional stage:
- Their sense of hearing and smell will develop.
- Their eyes will open and will develop.
- Puppies teeth will begin to appear.
- Also, puppies will start to move. They begin to stand, take their first steps, wag their tail, and even bark.
- A puppy's behaviour will be influenced by the mom and littermates.
The Socialization Stage (3 to 12 Weeks)
This stage is key for socialization, like the name indicates, and is the period when a puppy goes through rapid development.
During the socialization stage, the highlights are:
- By 3 to 5 weeks, play becomes important as puppies become aware of their surroundings.
- From weeks 3 to 4, pups develop control over their bladder and bowel movements. This is when they start learning to leave their sleeping area before relieving themselves.
- From 4 to 6 weeks, pug pups start learning dog social skills such as play, interaction with littermates, the inhibited bite, etc. Pups also explore their social boundaries, how to communicate effectively with other dogs and improve physical coordination.
- From the 4th week, puppies begin forming emotional attachments and bonds with the people around them. A good time to meet your future pup. 🙂
- By 5 to 7 weeks, a puppy needs positive human interaction as he or she develops curiosity and explores new experiences.
- Between 6 to 8 weeks, puppies should start receiving vaccinations (source: American Kennel Club).
- By week 8, puppies are fully weaned off their mother's milk and eat solid food. After being fully weaned, pups start to be ready to leave their canine birth family and go to their new human homes.
- By 7 to 9 weeks, puppies can begin to be housetrained, including potty training.
- At 9 to 12 weeks, puppies can start learning basic commands as they start focusing on people (their new parents).
- Socialize your pug daily. Although the first 14 to 16 weeks of your puppy's life can be considered to be your dog's socialization period, it's beneficial to keep exposing your pug to new things.
The Ranking Stage (3 to 6 Months)
At the ranking stage:
- Between 3 to 6 months of age, pugs start teething. It will last for several months.
- You are the main influencer for your pup.
The Adolescence Stage (6 to 18 Months)
The adolescence stage is the last development step:
- Between 6 to 9 months of age, sexual maturity in puppies typically occurs.
- After 9 months, growth slows down and by the age of 1, pugs reach adulthood and their full height.
Read also: Pug Teething Stages and 3 Tips to Stop Chewing.
When Do Pugs Stop Growing?
After 9 months of age, pugs will stop growing and can be considered fully-grown whether in weight or height. By the time they are 1 year old, pugs reach adulthood.
Sexual maturity, on the other hand, usually comes before physical maturity. Female pugs go into their first heat cycle (known as estrous) when they are 6 to 9 months old. After that, female pugs are able to get pregnant.
Male pugs, however, generally gain full reproductive capabilities when they are between 6 months to 1 year old.
The pug breed is in his or her prime between 1.5 to 7 years. Afterwards, they will be considered senior dogs. Their life expectancy is between 13 to 15 years (source).
How Big Do Pugs Get When Fully Grown?
Pugs reach their full size around nine months of age and their growth slows down. You might not see big changes from 9 months old until they reach 1 year old, but some do continue filling out until they are a year old.
On average, pugs get 10 to 13 inches (25 to 33 cm) tall and weigh between 13 to 18 pounds
(5.89 to 8.16 kg) when fully grown.
If you got your Puggy from a breeder, you can always check with them since they can orient you about how big your pup will get by looking at both parents' weight and size charts.
Pug Growth Chart
Mature pugs of both sexes are usually close in height and weight.
When fully grown, pugs are generally between 10 to 13 inches in height (25-33 cm).
According to the AKC breed standard, both male and female pugs should ideally weigh between 6.5 kg (14.3lb) and 8.5kg (17.6lb). Pugs outside of this range may be classed as under-weight and over-weight.
Check with your vet to get an accurate diagnosis since more athletic pugs will have bigger muscles and will weigh more.
However, if your pug starts looking like a big barrel, you should really start getting concerned. Check out our Is My Pug Overweight? An Obesity Check & 8 Weight Loss Tips blog post for further advice on this matter.
This chart will give you a guideline for what to expect regarding how fast your Pug grows and how quickly he will gain weight.
|PUG AGE||PUG HEIGHT||PUG WEIGHT|
|8 weeks||*||2-4 pounds |
|6 months||10-13 inches |
|7-12 pounds |
|1 year||10-13 inches |
|13-18 pounds |
Note that if you have a half-bred pug or cross-breed, your doggy's size will be determined by both parents breed traits.
Using the Dog Size Calculator
The puppy growth calculator is powered by Omni Calculator, and they couldn't make it any simpler! All you need is to fill in your puppy's age and weight (choosing the metrics of your choice), and the dog weight estimator will process these details of your puppy to its adult weight.
Your dog's adult weight will then be displayed as a range e.g. 13 – 18 lb, also telling you what size type your dog will be and what they can measure up to in height, from paw to shoulder e.g. 18 in (45.7 cm) of height.
Try it out below:
Teacup Pug Size
When researching the pug breed, I came across teacup pugs.
But, what is a teacup pug?
Teacup Pugs are not a recognized breed and are the result of breeding small size pugs and Teacup Chihuahuas. They are also known as Chug or Pughuahua.
Dwarfism is a genetic defect in dogs and is not a trait to be encouraged when breeding pugs (or any other breed, for the matter) since it prioritises aesthetics, not the dog's health.
Breeding teacup or miniature pugs is unethical and also a harmful practice. These pugs have fragile health and are even more prone to developing serious health problems. Due to their poor health, teacup pug's life expectancy is between 6 to 10 years.
So what size is a teacup pug?
Teacup Pugs can be as small as 1.5kg (3.3lb), literally small enough to fit in a teacup, hence the name. Usually, a full-grown adult will weigh 1.36- 4.50 kg (3-10lb) (source).
Pug Life Expectancy
Wondering what is the lifespan of the Pug breed?
Since Pugs are a smaller dog breed, they are likely to have a longer life expectancy than you would see in larger dog breeds.
Pugs life expectancy is between 13 to 15 years, but this will depend on how


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What-does.net is your comprehensive online definition dictionary. If you are not sure how to define a certain word (Hoofed, for example), our website can provide you with the appropriate definition. On this page, you can find what is the definition for Hoofed.
hoofed - 1 dictionary results
hoofed - examples of usage
- He took a flashlight and found a small hoofed animal, hardly bigger than old Tom, rearing and bucking with a broken leg in the trap. - "Cat and Mouse", Ralph Williams.
- It was devilish hard lines to be hoofed away from the regiment practically just after he had got his command. - "The Red Planet", William J. Locke.
- These animals, although hoofed as sheep are, can scale a cliff like cats, or spring down one like squirrels. - "The Boy Hunters", Captain Mayne Reid.


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Player.SetScale #[edit]
This will change your character's size depending on the value; the smallest value is 0.5, the largest is 2, and decimals work up to the hundredths place (second digit). The number isn't necessarily the proportion your size is increased by because a scale of 2 will make your character about 2.5 times bigger. Aside from making the character larger, it also changes your movement speed (presumably by the value of the scale).
Example: Player.SetScale 1.5; makes the character about 2 times larger and increases speed by a factor of 1.5.
Other applications: By clicking an NPC, creature, item, object, etc. and typing SetScale # you can change its size. This seems to work on anything at all: people, creatures, items, structures, you name it.
Notes:
Default Scales
Race Male Female
Argonian 1.03 1.00
Breton 1.00 0.95
Dark Elf 1.00 1.00
High Elf 1.10 1.10
Imperial 1.00 1.00
Khajiit 1.00 0.95
Nord 1.06 1.06
Orc 1.06 1.06
Redguard 1.03 1.00
Wood Elf 0.90 1.00
Several things should be noted about this command:
 1. Your run/walk speed will change regardless of whether you use the command in first- or third-person view, but the scale will only change for the view you're currently in. In other words, if you use the command while in first-person, you'll still appear as normal in third-person.
 2. If you scale in first-person then go to third-person, the camera will be placed as though your character's size had changed.
 3. When you talk to people or go into first-person, you will be at your normal eye level.
 4. For some reason, the positions of hands, feet, and heads are changed upon death to whatever the NPC started with, lengthening or shortening the attached appendage. This can lead to rubber-corpses with 3-foot long necks and tiny heads, or corpses which appear to be one big wad of clothes and meat. This is undone if the person is scaled, and then the area is reloaded before death. Or you can use the resurrect command, after that the person who has been scaled to a size won't be changed, and will look like a dead giant.
Player.SetActorRefraction #[edit]
Causes the actor to be rendered with the refraction shader, a value between 0 and 10 changes how much the light is refracted, causing them to look like they were made of glass. The different levels alter how much light is refracted - how clear and glassy the character looks. However, it does not make it harder for NPCs to detect you.
Example: Player.SetActorRefraction 5.
Notes: If using chameleon also it causes some issues if you are trying to turn it off. Just do 'Player.SetAV chameleon 0', 'Player.SetActorRefraction 0' a few times and it should revert.
Player.SetFactionRank BaseID #[edit]
(Only works with faction IDs.)
Sets your character to a rank depending on the number specified. 0 is the lowest rank, 9 is the highest (although few factions have that many ranks). Using the value -1 will remove you from the faction, as will setting an invalid rank.
Example: Player.SetFactionRank 2F872 3; sets the player to the Assassin rank in the Dark Brotherhood.
Links: Lists of miscellaneous factions.
Other applications: By clicking an NPC or creature and typing SetFactionRank FactionID #, you can add them to or remove them from the desired faction. There is a "Player Faction" that, when an NPC or creature is added to it, will cause a hostile NPC or creature to become friendly with the player.
Notes: Major and minor faction IDs (more detail in the links):
Major Factions Minor Factions
*The first two digits are replaced by the mod's load order; refer to Note #4.
Player.SetFactionRank 22296 1 sets the player to Apprentice in the Mages Guild and provides the player with full access to the Arcane University and the Spellmaking and Enchanting Altars.
Player.MoveTo RefID[edit]
(Only works with NPC, creature, and item IDs.)
(Moves the player to the specified NPC, creature, or item.)
This command requires that you use the target's RefID. For any unique item in the game, this is a fixed ID number that is the same in any person's game. The easiest way to find this RefID for all unique NPCs is to check the NPC's page on this wiki (refer the "Links" below for a list of NPC pages). For example, the NPC page for Jauffre shows that his RefID is 1CB98 . RefIDs are also documented on the articles for various unique creatures and items (find each page via the search function). (Note that the RefIDs on the wiki will not work for any duplicates you may have created.)
If you want to find the RefID for an undocumented item, there are a few ways to go about this.
 - The simple method requires you to have a previous save in which you can find the NPC, creature, or item you are now seeking: load up that save (preferably after making a new save), open the console, click the object and note the ID at the top of the screen, then close the console, load up your most recent save, and input the ID you just found into the command.
 - If you have no such save, however, there is still a way to find the ID. You must first make a save using the console command Save Name 1. Once this is done, exit/minimize Oblivion and go into My Computer and into the directory My Documents\My Games\Oblivion\Saves, then find a text file with the name of the save you just made - open it in Notepad. Go into Find, under Edit, and do a search for what you're trying to find - write down the ID (leftmost number) for it/them. Many items and creatures will have more than one of them in-game, so write down the ID for each of them. Also, some items, creatures, and NPCs will not be in this list; it's uncertain how it decides what to save on this list, so just hope that what you want to find is in it. Once you have your ID(s), start up Oblivion again and, using the ID(s) you just wrote down, type this command. You should now be next to the thing you were looking for; if you aren't, and there were more than one of what you were looking for, then put in the next ID until you do find the one you want.
Example: If you wanted to move to Jauffre's current location, you would type Player.MoveTo 1CB98.
Links: List of unique NPC IDs.
Other applications: If you select an NPC, creature, or item then type MoveTo Player you can move the selected NPC/creature to your character, even if you're no longer in the same cell (assuming you still have the desired NPC/creature selected in the console). An alternative to manually selecting the NPC, creature, or item is using the PRID RefID command, if you know the object's RefID.
Player.RemoveAllItems RefID #[edit]
(Only works with NPC and container IDs.)
Removes every non-quest item from the selected NPC or container and moves them to the specified target NPC or container (if one is specified); the number determines whether they retain their ownership flag (1) or become "free loot" (0). This can be used: to destroy all non-quest items in an inventory by clicking the object and typing RemoveAllItems; to move all non-quest items from one inventory to another by clicking the object with the desired items and using the RefID of the object they're to be given to; or to move all non-quest items from the player's inventory to another object's inventory by beginning the command with "Player." and using the RefID of the object they're to be given to.
Examples:
RemoveAllItems; destroys all non-quest items in the inventory of the selected object.
RemoveAllItems 356BA 1; moves all non-quest items from the inventory of the selected object to the container with the RefID 356BA while retaining their ownership flag for the NPC.
Player.RemoveAllItems 356BA 1; moves non-quest items from the player's inventory to the container with the RefID 356BA while retaining the player's ownership of them.
Notes: Player is the player's equivalent of both a BaseID and a RefID, and can be used in place of one.
Player.DuplicateAllItems RefID[edit]
(Only works with NPC and container IDs.)
Duplicate every item in one object's (NPC or container) inventory into another object's inventory. The first Ref


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Summary: Under certain conditions a user who accesses a workbook as a Guest user can view data as the publisher of the data.
Vulnerable Versions: Tableau Server 9.0.0 (through 9.0.2)
Conditions: The issue affects Tableau Server when all of the following conditions are true:
- A user has viewed a workbook that includes embedded credentials for the data source.
- The user who published the workbook has permission to view the data.
- The workbook includes user filters or calculations.
- The Guest user is enabled.
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Assessment of the accuracy of non-invasive rebound tonometry, and comparison with invasive cannulation tonometry. An in vivo calibration technique was devised to improve the accuracy of the rebound tonometer. IOP was then measured in SW mice using both rebound and cannulation tonometry. The ability of the rebound tonometer to accurately measure small IOP reductions after instillation of a topical prostaglandin was also determined. With the rebound method, mid-afternoon IOP in two groups of similar aged SW mice was 15.9±3.9 mmHg (mean±s.d., n=25) compared to 16.3±1.2 mmHg (n=32) using the cannulation technique. This difference was not statistically significant (p=0.6). For serial measurements using both techniques in the same eyes of a third group of SW mice (n=14), mean IOP was 15.0±3.9 mmHg for rebound tonometry but only 13.4±2.3 mmHg for subsequent cannulation tonometry. This effect was subsequently shown to be a consequence of the rebound tonometry, as multiple rebound measurements induced a statistically significant reduction in IOP. The average IOP reduction observed 2 hr after a single application of topical latanoprost (200 ng) was 2.8±1.3 mmHg (p<0.001) and 2.4±4.7 mmHg (p=0.03) with cannulation and rebound tonometers, respectively. These differences were not significantly different (p=0.8). In vivo calibration of the rebound tonometer increased measurement accuracy and provided IOP values within the physiological range that agreed closely with the IOP measured by cannulation tonometry. However, IOP measurement with the rebound tonometer had larger variability compared with the cannulation method. Repeat IOP measurements with the rebound tonometer led to a reduction in IOP. The rebound tonometer was sufficiently sensitive to detect a 2-3 mmHg reduction in IOP following application of topical latanoprost. Despite these limitations, the rebound tonometer has a significant advantage over cannulation tonometry in that it permits longitudinal IOP measurement in conscious mice.
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Sponsor: Seneca Family of Agencies
The purpose of this training is to create a renewed and heightened awareness of boundary issues in work with foster youth. Having boundaries is not just a matter of being professional. Appropriate boundaries are a key ingredient in providing the children in our care with the highest quality of care, which often times requires us to build trusting and healing relationships with them. Frequently the relationships we build with clients can have ambiguous boundaries, making it important to develop an awareness of possible danger signs for boundary issues that might result in poor practice or which might be red flags for potential exploitation of clients.


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The question is $x = \arctan\frac 23 + \arctan\frac 12$. What is $\tan(x)$?
I'm having trouble figuring out how to calculate the arctan values without a calculator, or do I not even need to find these values to calculate what $\tan(x)$ is? Any help is greatly appreciated (I would show some sort of work, but I am actually completely stuck).
I know that the range of arctan is restricted to $(–90^\circ, 90^\circ)$ or $(-\pi/2, \pi/2)$, but i'm not sure how this helps.
Below is a solution based on right triangles.
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Note that $y=\arctan\frac{2}{3}$, and $z=\arctan\frac{1}{2}$. It follows that $x = y + z$.
The question is then: Calculate $\frac{b}{a}$.
Since $a^2 + c^2 = 4$ and $\frac{a}{c} = \frac{2}{3}$, it follows that $a^{2} = \frac{16}{13}$.
Since $a^2 + b^2 = 5$, it follows that $b^2 = \frac{49}{13}$.
Thus, $\frac{b}{a} = \frac{7}{4}$.
The take-away should be that sometimes going to a more basic line of thought can get you unstuck on a problem. Also, this gives some insight on how you can derive the tangent of sums formula.
Use the formula $\tan(a+b)=\frac{\tan(a)+\tan(b)}{1-\tan(a)\tan(b)}$
Let $A=\arctan\frac 23,B=\arctan\frac 12$.
Then, $$\tan x=\tan(A+B)=\frac{\tan A+\tan B}{1-\tan A\tan B}=\frac{\frac 23+\frac 12}{1-\frac 23\cdot \frac 12}.$$
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Re: Hurst Descendants Part II
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Hi Dawn, thank you so much for the information.
Also there were Burkes and Herringtons, who married Hursts, and I noticed these surnames in the information you sent me.
We have, Allen Burke, born 1844 in Burke County. He married, Bethia Herrington Burke on 1-9-1881. According to the Burke County 1900 census, they had 6 children.
We also have an Joseph/Joe Hurst born 1877, who married Emma Herrington Burke, born 1882.
There is also a Aaron Hurst born 1840?, wife's name Mary, born 1846? they are listed on the 1890 census of Burke County, as having six children.
I also have a copy of some papers showing one Lucy Herrington, who had a son Red Herrington. Documents were witnessed by one L. Lovett and A.J. Lovett. There is also mention of one Charles Hurst or Hursh and he is listed as the Sheriff of the County of Burke. Document is dated April 1896.There was also one Lucy Herrington, who had a daughter Emma, who marred a Hurst. It seems our Hursts and Herringtons lived in the same location as the family's of Jennie Cooper, B. F. Bargeron, J. L. Herrington, Alfred Herrington, W.L. Lovett and J. I. Herrington.
If this is the origin of how my husbands family acquired the surname Hurst, then maybe I can find out their slave origins. I would have to find out if slaves were bought to Burke County by Ship, and where the ships originated from. Probably when the first slaves were bought to
Anyway, thanks again, your information has helped tremendously.
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Megabee is one of the Medabots of Samantha. It was used during combat against Coop in his Megas. It eventually was destroyed by the Megas.
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Studio Pacific has started collaboration with Victoria University of Wellington students and staff on a design-led research project to develop climate change adaptation strategies for Māori coastal farming communities in the Horowhenua.
This project is unique in that each of the three students carrying out the work is trained in one of Studio Pacific's three key work types (architecture, landscape architecture and interior architecture). This approach promises an interesting multi-disciplinary dialogue, ideally situated to grapple with a number of complex and overlapping issues.
The project team aims to present the work in exhibition and publication, highlighting ways in which design can be used not only to promote dialogue about climate change adaptation strategies in New Zealand, but also as a tool to shift mindsets about important issues in the profession, community and academia.


text: The present work seeks to explore the accuracy and precision of proton MR oximetry imaging (MOXI) in silico. MOXI technique relies on the separation of oxygen sensitive T2Blood from the bi-exponential nature of overall T2 decay. The bi-exponential T2 decay models with Rician distribution noise were numerically generated, simulating the preclinical prostate tumor model experiments. The present in silico study showed the feasibility of the proton based MOXI technique. However, the results suggest that the MOXI technique may lack the accuracy and precision of measuring short T2Blood (< 30 ms), which is essential to measure hypoxia in a tumor.


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From an atomic "furnace" that will need "stoking" only once in 30 years, British engineers are taking heat to warm the radiators of 80 offices. The experimental atomic pile is located at Harwell, Britain's atomic-research station. About 180,-000 cubic feet of air per minute are used in cooling the pile, and the engineers decided this hot air could be put to work heating near-by buildings. Now the high-temperature air is passed through heat exchangers which transmit the heat to water. The heat is transferred to a secondary circuit which passes through conventional radiators in the buildings.


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A strong thunderstorm affecting New Orleans and parts of St. Bernard Parish has prompted the Slidell office of the National Weather Service to issue a special weather statement. At 2:40 p.m., meteorologists detected the thunderstorm about 3 miles east of New Orleans, moving east at 10 mph.
The storm will affect Chalmette, Lakefront Airport and eastern New Orleans, and could produce 1 to 2 inches of rain in a short period, resulting in ponding of water around low-lying roadways.
The primary threats from the storm are frequent lightning and wind gusts to near 45 mph, which could down tree limbs and blow around unsecured small objects. Drivers should be cautious of water-covered roadways, as their depth may be too great to allow a safe crossing.


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Microlaze, a system for automated laser micromachining, is the main tool used to construct the kit of parts.
Based on a G-code file translated from a DXF file, this system can cut or score a variety of materials.
Details of how it is used to make the parts can be found in the construction kit part recipes section.
fixture is the addtional tool needed (besides the Microlaze system
mentioned above) to fabricate the hollow, triangular cross section,
stainless steel beam kit components.
is the tool at the heart of the automation process. It is used to
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Girl opens fire in high school Idaho
A student of a high school in the U.S. state of Idaho has opened fire on fellow students. Two kids and a janitor were injured before a teacher could disarm the girl.
The shooter, who would be around 12 years old, had taken the firearm in her backpack. At the beginning of the class day, she started shooting. Its not yet known what her motive is.
We were in class with our teacher and suddenly we heard a loud bang, and then twice more. Then there was screaming, says a schoolmate. Our teacher went to look and saw blood lying down.
Hit in limbs
The three victims were hit in limbs. None of them are in mortal danger. The 1500 students of high school have been given free to deal with the incident.
Shootings are more common in American schools, but in the state of Idaho they are rare: the last time a student fired a weapon in a school was in 1999, when one fellow student was injured by a ricochet bullet.


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uGrow is a Digital Parenting Platform that provides expert support and personalized advice to support baby's healthy development.
There is a paradigm shift in parenting. Parents are increasingly connected and millennials seek new routes for advice, with 75% of new parents turning to their mobile first for advice. uGrow enlightens them on some of the challenges of parenting, making sense of data to give their baby a voice.
uGrow explained:
Designed to provide expert support throughout the parenting journey, uGrow is a mobile app, connected to devices and services that combine into a complete digital platform to provide unique, personalized insights into baby's development and milestones.
A medically certified (class 1) digital service, it guides and supports parents with information and insights based on their baby's needs and behaviors. These are discerned through an ecosystem of uGrow connected products and devices.
- uGrow understands: Data is captured through trackers and connected devices
- uGrow reassures: Based on the unique data of the baby parents receive meaningful insights and relevant content matching the age and context of their child.
- uGrow celebrates: Memorable moments can be captured through photos and milestone stickers which are saved on a central timeline.
- uGrow remembers: To identify feeding and sleeping patterns and correlations parents can consult graphs and spot possible problem areas or share these with their pediatrician or midwife.
- uGrow is built onto the Philips Health Suite Digital Platform (HSDP) providing absolutely secure and medically certified data storage for all baby's data.
How it was developed:
- Design working in a close collaboration with the development team, co-located at least 2-3 days a week
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- Design own UX runway, prototyping key features to support value stream.
This makes the design innovative and unique:
- uGrow is Human: Babies are much more than a set of data points. We track & visualize and provide insights on your baby in a way that is relevant & easy to understand.
- uGrow is Relevant: Content is offered and triggered related to parent / baby behaviors as well as age and stage of development. We keep it simple and contextually relevant, avoiding that parents get lost in complex and deep screen structures.
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In Odoo, views are mainly for visualization, and it is more user-friendly. You can describe a view's appearance while defining it. In Odoo, there are various views that offer various visualizations. A form of view called a list view resembles a tree or list structure.
Furthermore, you can view numerous records on a single screen.
For creating a list view, first, you want to define a model and its fields. I.e.,
class PatientInfo(models.Model):
 _name = 'patient.info'
 _description = 'Patient Information'
 name = fields.Char(string="Name")
 age = fields.Char(string="Age")
 gender = fields.Char(string='Gender')
 phone = fields.Integer(string="Phone")
 partner_email = fields.Char(string="Email")
 doctor_id = fields.Many2one('res.partner')
Here defined a new model hospital. Patient and also created new fields for the model. Then the next step is to define a view from XML.
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First define the action window for the views.
<record id="patient_action" model="ir.actions.act_window">
 <field name="name">Patient</field>
 <field name="res_model">patient.info</field>
 <field name="help" type="html">

 No patients found. Let's create one!

To get things done, use activities and status on patients.

</field>
 <field name="view_mode">tree,form</field>
 </record>
List view:
<record id="patient_info_tree" model="ir.ui.view">
 <field name="name">patient.info.form</field>
 <field name="model">patient.info</field>
 <field name="arch" type="xml">
 <tree string="cases">
 <field name="name"/>
 <field name="age"/>
 <field name="gender"/>
 <field name="phone"/>
 <field name="partner_email"/>
 <field name="doctor_id"/>
 </tree>
 </field>
 </record>

Here, the tree element serves as the list view's root element, and you can specify the fields you wish to see on the tree view or list view inside the tree tag. Use the editable attribute to make the tree view editable if you wish to. For this characteristic, top and bottom values are possible. To prevent the deletion of the record, use delete=False.To prevent the creation of the record, use create=0.edit=0 stops the record from being edited. For example, if we set limit=50, then only 50 records will be shown in the tree view. You can set a limit for the tree view.
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