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eject from (something)
1. To propel someone or something out of something, often an airplane. A noun or pronoun can be used between "eject" and "from." When it became clear that a crash was imminent, the pilot ejected himself from the plane and miraculously survived. The investigation showed that the passenger was ejected from the vehicle.
2. To forcibly remove someone from a situation or place. A noun or pronoun can be used between "eject" and "from." If you keep talking during the play, you'll be ejected from the theater!
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eject (someone) from
some place to use force to make someone leave a place; to throw someone out of some place. The management ejected Sam from the theater. He was ejected from the theater.
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Both pilots managed to eject from the aircraft, local media report.
Likewise with rifle or shotgun rounds you have to eject from the chamber.
"Radio communication was cut around 2:15 pm (1115 GMT) with the F-16 fighter plane on mission in the Amanos mountains," shortly after the pilot signalled he was about to eject from the aircraft, read the statement.
For the second time in four months a Canadian pilot was forced to eject from a doomed CF-18 Hornet.
pilots were yesterday injured when they were forced to eject from their military jet when the aircraft burst into flames during a training exercise at the British Bases.
When Craig was serving with the RAF he had to eject from the cockpit of a Lightning jet fighter just seconds before it crashed.


CUDNN Batchnorm Backward result is not correct? Found big difference than CPU result.
We observed that the Batch Normal Backward calculation between CPU and CUDNN has big difference.
Can CUDNN expert share some information about the difference between CUDNN and CPU for Batch Normal Backward calculation?
 - The related call to CUDNN is "wrap::cudnnBatchNormalizationBackward()" (tensorflow-1.8.0/tensorflow/stream_executor/cuda/cuda_dnn.cc:Line-3138)
We are using following resources:
 - cuda-9.0.176.3
 - cudnn-9.0-linux-x64-v7 (libcudnn.so.7.0.5)
 - Nvidia TITAN V (V100), with nvidia-driver-x86_64-390.77.run (on Ubuntu-16.04)
 - tensorflow-gpu-1.8.0
Please check below for the detailed background:
When evaluating batch normal BACKWORD float16 calculation with CUDNN(Volta Tensor Core) and CPU:
We firstly dump a data set from a real model run (with CUDNN) then feed into following four standalone tensorflow scripts and got four outputs:
 1. CUDNN-with-input-float16, output-float16
 2. CUDNN-with-input-float32, output-float32-then-convert-to-float16
 3. CPU-with-input-float16, output-float16
 4. CPU-with-input-float32, output-float32-then-convert-to-float16
We expect that the four float16 outputs are very close and no big difference, but the real finding is:
 - the output 1 and 2 has no difference with the real reference data, (which proves the data is correct)
 - there's no difference between output 1 and 2
 - there's no difference between output 3 and 4
 - difference between 3(or 4) and 1(or 2) is unexpectedly big (average relative diff is about 67%)
Our concerns are:
 1. why the difference is such big between 3(or 4) and 1(or 2)?
 2. does the difference has any side effect to the convergence for models using CPU-float32 calculation?
Could any CUDNN expert share any info about the difference between CUDNN and CPU calculation for Batch Normal backward?


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Botanical name: Artabotrys hexapetalus Family: Annonaceae (sugar apple family)
Synonyms: Annona hexapetala, Artabotrys odoratissimus
Also known by its common name in India as "Manorangini", Hari Champa has absolutely intoxicating fragrance! This species is native to India and tropical Asia. A medium size climbing shrub 8-10 ft, producing flowers that are greenish in color and fade to yellow with age, and are extremely fragrant. Once picked they are very long lasting and hold their scent for days, if kept in water, permeating an entire room. Flowers have three outer and three inner greenish yellow petals - hence the name hexapetalus. It is a fruity sweet smell - the Manipuri name Chini Champra, meaning sugar lemon, is indicative of that. Narrowly elliptical leaves, 6-15 cm long, 2-4.5 cm wide, are usually 3-4 times as long as wide, acute or almost so at base, short-acuminate at the tip, not glossy. Lateral veins are 8-16 pairs. Fruits are 3-4 cm long when ripe, ovoid and smooth. When young, this climber grows just like a regular shrub but at 5-6 ft, will start to vine. It is not an aggressive vine.

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Classification of Iran Railway Tracks And determining Principle Specifications Development Plans
- Analyzing the standards of different countries
- Specifying a suitable pattern for classifying Iran railway tracks
- Reducing cost and simplifying to track maintenance plan
- Analyzing standard of different countries from 5 continents.
- Classifying railway with operation indexes(Speed and Tonnage)
- Codifying the railway classification procedure and specifying technical specifications for classes
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Maps, transcriptions, photos and information for cemeteries in every county in Texas.
Also known as Willow Hole Cemetery, Zulch Community Cemetery
12 mi. N. of Madisonville. Located at 12910 FM 1372, North Zulch--about eight miles S of Highway 21 down FM 39 to FM 1372 and left on FM 1372 to the cemetery.
Willowhole Cemetery. This community was settled in the 1850s and named for a nearby spring-fed hollow. The cemetery served as a community graveyard for the town, which until the early 1900s contained businesses, schools, and churches. The first recorded burial here was that of Mary J. Burts in 1866. A cemetery association was founded in 1917 about the time annual July 4th picnics began. In 1977 a fund for perpetual maintenance was established. Among the more than 2600 people buried here are pioneers of the area and their descendants and veterans of conflicts from the Civil War to Vietnam. - Historical Marker Text. Marker erected 1994.
Photos from the Texas Tombstone Project
Willowhole Cemetery Transcription from the Madison County TXGenWeb site
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Brampton's grass maintenance services occur from May to October, depending on weather conditions. Parklands, boulevards, and parks receive regular grass cuts, averaging every 7 to 21 days, totaling 12 cuts throughout the season. The city maintains the grass at a height of 3 inches, supporting local pollinators, soil health, and wildlife habitat.
Recent weather conditions characterized by more rainfall have led to an unexpected acceleration in the grass growth rate throughout the entire province. Grass is growing faster, causing overgrowth and requiring special attention from the city's grass maintenance services.
The City of Brampton is committed to well-kept green spaces and is taking proactive steps to address rapid grass growth. Measures include:
- Adjusting the grass-cutting schedule to increase frequency.
- Assigning additional staff for inspections and prioritizing areas needing immediate support.
- City staff is working extended hours, seven days a week, to minimize backlogs and maintain well-kept parks.
Brampton values the vital role of community support in overcoming challenges. The understanding and cooperation of its residents during this period are important to maintain the beauty of our public green spaces.
As we continue to face unique summer conditions, the City of Brampton remains committed to maintaining the beauty of our green spaces with solutions to deal with unpredictable weather.
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Beginning the Journey
The intriguing plant species known as the Red Lily Spider, or Lycoris radiata, has become a topic of interest for botanists and garden enthusiasts. Its peculiar shape and vivid color make it an enticing subject for study. This in-depth exploration will cover the Red Lily Spider's unique characteristics, how to cultivate it, the propagation process, and its varied uses.
Chapter 1: The Enigmatic Red Lily Spider
The Red Lily Spider, a perennial plant native to East Asia, is known for its mesmerizing beauty. Its name 'spider lily' originates from the petals' resemblance to spider legs. The bright red color of this plant adds an exotic touch to gardens, making it a captivating centerpiece.
Chapter 2: Distinguishing Features of the Red Lily Spider
The Red Lily Spider is renowned for its striking red color and unique shape. Each flower typically has six to nine petals that curve backward and are tipped with a golden hue. The extended stamens add to the spider-like appearance. The flowers bloom in late summer and early autumn, showcasing their resilience in harsh conditions.
Chapter 3: Raising the Red Lily Spider
The cultivation of the Red Lily Spider requires an understanding of soil conditions, sun exposure, and watering needs. The plant thrives in well-drained soil with a slightly acidic pH. Full sun exposure promotes optimal growth, although it can also survive in partial shade. Regular watering during the growing season is crucial, but it should be reduced during dormancy.
Chapter 4: Propagating Techniques for the Red Lily Spider
The Red Lily Spider can be propagated through bulb division. It is best to divide the bulbs in autumn and replant them immediately. Each bulb should be planted approximately 8 inches deep and spaced 6 inches apart to encourage healthy growth.
Chapter 5: The Application of Red Lily Spiders
Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the Red Lily Spider has been used in traditional medicine. However, it's crucial to remember that all parts of this plant are toxic if ingested and must be handled with caution.
The fascinating aspects red spider lilies symbolism unearthed further enhances the allure of this plant.
With its spider-like appearance and bright red color, the Red Lily Spider is a captivating addition to any garden or floral arrangement. A deep understanding of this plant's characteristics can provide a rewarding gardening experience.
- 10 Fascinating Aspects of Red Spider Lilies Symbolism Unearthed: The Passionate, Persistent, and Everlasting Flowery Emblems of Love
- 7 Fascinating Aspects: Unveiling Radiata Lycoris Charm and Secrets
- 10 Intriguing Secrets of the Red Spider Lily Unveiled
- 7 Spider Lily Bulb Essentials: Elevate Your Garden's Exotic Appeal


Decay Data Evaluation Project: Evaluation of (52)Fe nuclear decay data.
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 title={Decay Data Evaluation Project: Evaluation of (52)Fe nuclear decay data.},
 author={Aurelian Luca},
 journal={Applied radiation and isotopes : including data, instrumentation and methods for use in agriculture, industry and medicine},
 year={2016},
 volume={109},
 pages={169-171}
}
Within the Decay Data Evaluation Project (DDEP) and the IAEA Coordinated Research Project no. F41029, the evaluation of the nuclear decay data of (52)Fe, a radionuclide of interest in nuclear medicine, was performed. The main nuclear decay data evaluated are: the half-life, decay energy, energies and probabilities of the electron capture and β(+) transitions, internal conversion coefficients and gamma-ray energies and emission intensities. This new evaluation, made using the DDEP methodology… CONTINUE READING


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This study investigated the feasibility of Moringa oleifera seed cake powder (MOSCP), a natural product after oil extraction, for Congo red (CR) removal from aqueous solution. Coagulation experiments indicated that CR was efficiently removed by MOSCP in short time. Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy spectra showed that large amount of proteins was contained in MOSCP. The removal of CR was contributed to both the adsorption and charge neutralization of proteins on the surface of MOSCP particles, and nucleation of these particles. No significant impact of solution pH was observed on CR removal under acid and neutral conditions, but the CR removal decreased remarkably with increasing pH under basic condition. An optimal MOSCP dosage was found that was linearly proportional to CR initial concentration. ? 2014, Balaban Desalination Publications.
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PALMDALE – A comprehensive financial analysis by the California State Auditor (CSA) revealed that the City of Palmdale has one of the lowest risks of fiscal distress in California.
Of the 471 cities that were analyzed, Palmdale came in at the 405th lowest risk, putting it in the top 14 percent of California cities.
As part of the CSA's high-risk local government audit program, the Auditor has established a process for determining whether a local government agency is at risk of fiscal distress. The CSA launched its most comprehensive analysis of cities, and for the first time, make public an online dashboard ranking the fiscal health of over 470 California cities from highest to lowest risk, using ten key financial indicators. The dashboard is available at _URL_
For more information, visit _URL_
California State Auditor's Methodology for Ranking California Cities Based on Fiscal Risk
The California State Auditor (State Auditor) analyzed financial information for 471 California cities to identify cities that may be at risk for fiscal distress. They assessed risk by performing various financial comparisons and calculations that they refer to as financial indicators, as discussed in more detail below. They analyzed the finances related to each city's governmental and business-type activities, including the general fund or main operating fund. Their analysis relied upon information from audited financial statements prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) that they obtained through various sources such as city websites, the Federal Audit Clearinghouse, the Electronic Municipal Market Access website, and the California State Controller's Office (State Controller). They also analyzed unaudited pension related information from the California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) and the State Controller.
They selected a set of 10 indicators that enabled them to assess each city's ability to pay its bills in both the short and long term. Specifically, the indicators measure each city's cash position or liquidity, debt burden, financial reserves, revenue trends, and ability to pay for employee retirement benefits. They used a points-based system to rank and categorize cities as either high, moderate, or low risk for fiscal distress. They weighted the results of the indicators by assigning varying numbers of points to each indicator based on their judgment of each indicator's relative importance. The table below summarizes the financial indicators and maximum points assigned to each indicator.


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Definition of Yaya
On the internet, there are a lot of meanings for the word Yaya, although it is not really clear what it means, there are 3 concise concepts about its definition.
Concept number 1:
In some Latin American countries such as Chile and Colombia, Yaya refers to a skin lesion. The lesions are superficial or small wounds, and can also mean a healed wound, that is, a scar.
For example:
 - Yayas in your body.
 - A little yaya.
Concept number 2:
In Spain, grandparents are known as Yaya. On the other hand, in other parts of the world, this word refers to a babysitter or person who takes care of child care.
But, in addition to caring for children from home, it is also related to medical care, that is, a home nurse in particular care for the little ones.
Concept number 3:
In the tropical areas of Cuba, there is the "Common Yaya" or "Yaya prieta", its scientific name is "Oxandra lanceolata (Sw.) Baill" and it has countless medicinal properties.
Among its benefits, it can be mentioned that it controls and / or helps with:
 - Hemorrhoids.
 - Diabetes.
 - Brain affections.
 - Psoriasis
Etymology of Yaya
Of Catalan origin, "iaio" and "iaia" gradually moved to Spanish as "Yaya", since in children's pronunciation, that is the sound that is emitted.
The singer 6ix9ine, American rapper, released a music video called "Yaya", last month causing so much fury that he came to position himself in the top # 2 of the most viewed.
The most relevant comments indicate that his single in Spanish has a very good vibe, color and everyone is noticing it.
The video has approximately 112,000,000 visits in less than a month and reflects that the number will continue to increase.
The word that gives rise to this article also expresses that an individual has an outgoing personality, with a lot of attitude and who is charismatic. Needless to say, the video is a "Yaya".


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Kendo UI for Angular Sparkline Overview
The Sparkline is a tiny chart without axes, coordinates, legends, titles, or other chart-specific elements.
Generally, Sparklines are simple, word-sized graphics that can be embedded in tables, headlines, or chunks of text. The concept for their graphical representation was developed by Edward Tufte. The Kendo UI Sparkline is a version of the Kendo UI Chart, which is tailored for this specific application. While the standard Kendo UI Chart component behaves like a block element (due to its rendering inside a
div element to allow for an easy embedding in texts), the Sparkline behaves like an inline element due to its rendering inside a
While, typically, Sparklines are line charts, they can also be rendered as the following Chart types:
- Line (default)
- Bar (Data Bars)
The following example demonstrates the Sparkline in action.
- The Sparkline includes shortcuts for setting the
- Also, the Sparkline supports all configuration options that are applicable for the Categorical series type of the Chart.


Selway River Recession Analysis
Selway River Recession Analysis
This graph represents a recession analysis for the Selway River near Lowell.
The above analysis is based on 12 years of data between _PHONE_. Often the Selway River has multiple peaks, so this analysis is based on only when stream is receding. Increases in streamflow were ignored or if stream was not decreasing. If rain event or additional snowmelt generated a streamflow increase, the rising part of hydrograph was ignored, and only the recession flow was used to determine average recession rates.
Analysis is a guide to assist with recession flow determination, results vary and depend upon future streamflow peaks and past, current and future climatic conditions (additional rain and / or extreme hot or cool air temperatures).
To use: if today's mean daily flow is 15,000 cfs (Day 12) and launch date is 13 days out, flow may be just over 5,000 cfs (Day 25) on launch date. If a streamflow increase occurs between now and launch date, start over when stream starts receding.


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M The Performance of Alcohol Fuels for Backpacking Stoves
Part Two: Water/Alcohol Blends
by Tony Beasley and Roger Caffin
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Light alcohol stoves are very popular, but there has been a lot of confusion over what sort of alcohol should be used and whether water should be added to the fuel. Part 1 of this series looked at the alcohols themselves. We look at what effect adding water to an alcohol has on the efficiency and safety of an alcohol stove and the sort of flame it creates.
The three common alcohols that can be used as fuel in our backpacking stoves are methanol, ethanol and isopropanol. 'Denatured alcohol' can be a mixture of some or all of these alcohols, plus other strange additives, while 'methylated spirits' has a known composition of 95% ethanol.
We will show that the performance of a particular alcohol stove fuel is generally related to the amount of heating energy in that fuel, and also what happens when you blend water into different alcohols. This has implications for what sort of fuel should be used with the smaller beer-can pots. Finally, we make some recommendations.
Tony Beasley is responsible for the experimental work in this series. Roger Caffin is responsible for the writing.
- Alcohol Fuels
- Ethanol, 'Methylated Spirits'
- Density of Alcohol Mixtures
- A Comparison of Properties
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- Water Volumes
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Sediment Retention Fiber Rolls (SRFRs)
What are Sediment Retention Fiber Rolls?
Site engineers, consultants, regulatory agencies, earthwork and seeding contractors, and other professionals within the construction industry often are faced with challenges posed by land, nature and weather. Special care must be taken to prevent soil erosion and sedimentation in receiving waters.
Sediment Retention Fiber Rolls (SRFRs) can help provide this special care. SRFRs are also known as "wattles." SRFRs slow and spread runoff, reducing sediment entering retention ponds, lakes and other water bodies.
The Erosion Control Technology Council's approved definition of a sediment retention fiber roll is:A sediment retention fiber roll is a manufactured 3-dimensional device of a specified filler material encapsulated within a flexible containment material utilized in sediment and flow control applications.


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The tempest caliban character analysis
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How to Price Resin Art: A Comprehensive Guide
Resin art has gained immense popularity in recent years, with its captivating designs and vibrant colors. As an artist, it is important to not only create stunning resin art pieces but also to price them appropriately. Determining the right price for your resin art can be a daunting task, but with some careful consideration and understanding of various factors, you can confidently set a fair price for your creations. In this article, we will delve into the crucial aspects of pricing resin art and provide answers to frequently asked questions.
Understanding the Costs Involved
Before setting a price for your resin art, it is essential to consider the costs involved in creating each piece. These costs can be divided into two categories:
1. Material Costs: This includes the cost of resin, pigments, additives, and any other materials used in the creation of your artwork. It is important to accurately calculate the amount of material used in each piece to ensure that you are covering these expenses.
2. Overhead Costs: Overhead costs encompass the expenses associated with running your art business, such as studio rent, utilities, marketing, packaging, and shipping. These costs should be factored into the pricing equation to ensure that you are not operating at a loss.
Pricing Factors to Consider
Once you have determined the costs involved, several factors should be considered when pricing your resin art:
1. Size: Larger resin art pieces generally require more materials and time, making them more expensive to create. Larger pieces also tend to command higher prices due to their visual impact.
2. Complexity: Intricate designs, multiple layers, and elaborate techniques require more time and skill, thereby increasing the value of your artwork.
3. Experience and Reputation: As an artist, your experience and reputation play a significant role in determining the price of your resin art. Established artists with a recognized brand and a strong following can command higher prices.
4. Time: The amount of time invested in creating a piece should be considered when pricing resin art. This includes not only the time spent on the actual artwork but also the preparation, curing, and finishing processes.
5. Unique Features: If your resin art incorporates unique or rare materials, such as gold leaf, gemstones, or reclaimed wood, it can add value to your piece and justify a higher price.
6. Market Demand: Understanding the current market demand for resin art is crucial when pricing your artwork. Researching similar pieces by other artists and monitoring trends can give you a sense of what buyers are willing to pay.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
1. How do I determine the appropriate profit margin for my resin art?
The profit margin should cover your material costs, overhead costs, and leave you with a reasonable profit. A common practice is to aim for a 30-50% profit margin.
2. Should I consider the time spent on failed or experimental pieces when pricing my resin art?
It is generally not advisable to include the time spent on failed or experimental pieces in your pricing. Consider it as a learning experience and focus on pricing successful pieces instead.
3. Can I increase the price of my resin art over time?
Yes, as your skills improve and your reputation grows, it is reasonable to increase your prices gradually. However, it is essential to strike a balance and avoid sudden price hikes that may deter potential buyers.
4. Should I offer discounts or promotions for my resin art?
Offering discounts or promotions can be a useful marketing tool to attract new customers or reward loyal ones. However, be mindful of not undervaluing your work in the process.
5. How often should I reassess my pricing strategy?
It is recommended to reassess your pricing strategy periodically, especially when you introduce new techniques, materials, or styles. Stay updated with market trends and always strive for a fair and competitive price.
6. Should I consider the cost of packaging and shipping in my pricing?
Yes, if you plan to offer shipping services, it is crucial to consider the cost of packaging materials and shipping fees when determining your prices.
7. How can I justify higher prices compared to other artists?
Focus on highlighting the unique aspects of your resin art, such as your signature style, use of premium materials, or exceptional craftsmanship. Emphasize the value that sets your work apart from others.
8. Should I offer different pricing tiers based on the quality of my resin art?
It is a common practice to offer different pricing tiers to cater to a wider range of buyers. This allows you to accommodate both budget-conscious customers and those seeking premium, high-end pieces.
9. How do I price commissioned resin art?
Pricing commissioned resin art can be challenging since it involves customized work. Consider the size, complexity, and additional requirements of the commission, and factor in any extra time or materials needed.
10. Can I negotiate the price of my resin art?
While some artists may be open to negotiation, it is important to set a price that adequately reflects the value of your work. Be prepared to explain the reasoning behind your pricing structure and consider the potential impact on your reputation.
11. What if my resin art fails to sell at the initial price I set?
If your resin art does not sell at the price you initially set, it may be worth reassessing your pricing strategy. Consider adjusting the price, exploring new marketing avenues, or seeking feedback from potential buyers.
12. How can I effectively communicate the value of my resin art to potential buyers?
Utilize your website, social media platforms, and any other marketing channels to showcase the unique qualities of your work. High-quality photographs, detailed descriptions, and personal stories behind your creations can help convey the value of your resin art.
In conclusion, pricing resin art requires careful consideration of various factors, including material costs, overhead expenses, size, complexity, experience, and market demand. By understanding these aspects and answering common questions, you can confidently set a fair price that reflects the value of your resin art. Remember, pricing should be flexible but also align with the effort, time, and skill invested in each piece.


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Researchers have demonstrated that certain types of pain coping are correlated with less pain severity and disability and that there are differences between Caucasians and African-American pain patients in their use of specific coping strategies. However, the extent to which racial group differences exist in the associations between pain coping strategies and pain severity, interference, and disability is unclear. Furthermore, the role of education in these associations is uncertain. We recruited a diverse community sample of individuals with chronic pain and their spouses to examine this issue (N =105). Participants completed the Coping Strategies Questionnaire, Multidimensional Pain Inventory, and Sickness Impact Profile. Results showed that African-American participants reported significantly more pain severity, interference, and disability and reported using diverting attention and prayer and hoping pain-coping strategies significantly more often than Caucasian participants; however, only the racial group difference in prayer and hoping remained when controlling for education. We also examined whether race and education interacted with coping strategies in relating to pain and disability. Significant three-way interactions were found for physical and psychosocial disability, suggesting that educational level should be included in analyses exploring racial group differences. The results suggest the need for pain treatments that take into account the educational and cultural context of pain.
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Cano, Annmarie; Mayo, Ainoa; and Ventimiglia, Matthew, "Coping, Pain Severity, Interference, and Disability: The Potential Mediating and Moderating Roles of Race and Education" (2006). Psychology Faculty Research Publications. Paper 2.

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- Rattle Definition & Synonyms
 3. (v. t.) Hence, to disconcert; to confuse; as, to rattle ones judgment; to rattle a player in a game.
 4. (n.) A scolding; a sharp rebuke.
 8. (n.) Any organ of an animal having a structure adapted to produce a rattling sound.
 9. (n.) Noisy, rapid talk.
 10. (n.) A noisy, senseless talker; a jabberer.
 11. (v. t.) To assail, annoy, or stun with a rattling noise.
 12. (v. t.) To scold; to rail at.
 14. (n.) An instrument with which a rattling sound is made; especially, a childs toy that rattles when shaken.
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- Rattletrap Definition & Synonyms
 1. (n.) Any machine or vehicle that does not run smoothly.


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Almost everyone today carries a camera wherever they go for capturing the moment and sharing it with others. So, what if you were able to take a snapshot of your marriage, giving you an immediate look at 10 different areas of your marriage? That's why we designed Marriage Snapshot for couples.
The process is quite simple. To begin taking your Marriage Snapshot survey, just follow the next steps:
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4. Connect with your spouse by sending them a personal "invite".


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Definition of lawbreaker in English:
A person who breaks the law.
- They're being criminalized and treated as lawbreakers.
- The essential arguments are that nothing in the policy excludes these cases and that to exclude them puts lawbreakers in a better position than entrants who declare themselves.
- 'If the Government becomes a lawbreaker,' he wrote, 'it breeds contempt for law; it invites every man to become a law unto himself; it invites anarchy.'
Law malfeasant, infractor
- Example sentences
- So, the Republicans will change the law to either politicize the prosecutor's office or retroactively legitimize past lawbreaking, and then proclaim themselves clean.
- But the prevalence of cultural relativism must take some blame too: For some, a culture of lawbreaking is just as valid as a culture of obedience to the law.
- If we go back to the case of massive resistance to desegregation, we have another example of federal lawbreaking assisted by state officials.
Pronunciation: /ˈlɔːˌbreɪkɪŋ/noun& adjective
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Before creating a communication plan, we often recommend that schools and districts conduct a communication audit. In many ways, an audit sets the stage for more meaningful communication planning.
Through a communication audit, you can gain a better understanding of stakeholders' perceptions of your school or district, get a sense of what stakeholders think about your current communication efforts and determine which types of information are of particular interest to your stakeholders. It also allows you to find out how your stakeholders prefer to be informed.
While school district communication audits can take many forms, there are a couple key components common to most of them:
1) Inventory of current practices
As an initial step, an audit features a review of all of a school district's current communication practices, including the methods used to reach stakeholders. For example, does the district currently use social media, direct mail or e-newsletters?
Through this process, you can determine, in broad strokes, what is working well and any potential areas of improvement.
2) Community and staff surveys
A great method of gathering valuable feedback from stakeholders is to conduct a survey focused on the district's current communication efforts. This typically centers on a survey of community members and staff. A survey allows you to capture baseline data related to how people come to think about the district, where they get their information and the challenges they experience in obtaining news and information about the district.
In general, it is best practice to leave surveys open for 20-30 days. Specific efforts should be taken during this time to ensure a solid response rate. This may include sending a postcard to all residential addresses in the district, emailing parents and staff, posting the survey to social media and distributing a news release.
In addition to a communication inventory and survey, communication audits may include focus groups. This is often a good option if there are issues or data points uncovered in the survey that need to be more closely examined.
Once you have completed a communication audit, you will have the data and information you need to engage in comprehensive communication planning. It marks the first step in your efforts to better communicate and engage with your stakeholders, which over time leads to greater overall trust between a district and its community.


How Many Wives Did Moses of the Bible Have?
While it is commonly believed moses of the Holy Bible had two wives, that is untrue. Moses was married to one woman, Zipporah. The other woman often mistaken for a wife was an Ethiopian woman, that is actually Zipporah. He was married once and that was the first and last marriage.
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Moses was a Hebrew prophet who received the 10 Commandments. He led the Hebrew people when they left Egypt. He is a leader with a dramatic story in the bible.
Two. Zipporah (Exodus 2:21) and a Cushite woman (Numbers 12:1)
1. Look up Proverbs 31: 9-31. Here you'll find a series of statements about what makes good wives, but this can also work as expressing virtues about mothers. Choose your favorite
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Policies relevant to NHS funded knowledge and library services
NHS Library and Knowledge Services in England Policy
The NHS Library and Knowledge Services in England Policy was approved by the Health Education England Executive on the 29th November 2016.
The policy sets out our approach to delivering on the key objective of enabling access to knowledge and evidence for healthcare decision makers.
In the policy Health Education England commits to:
- Developing NHS library and knowledge specialists to use their expertise to mobilise evidence obtained from research and organisational knowledge to underpin decision-making in the National Health Service in England
- Enabling all NHS workforce members to freely access library and knowledge services so that they can use the right knowledge and evidence to achieve excellent healthcare and health improvement
- Developing NHS library and knowledge services into a coherent national service that is proactive and focused on the knowledge needs of the NHS and its workforce
Recommendations to improve the staff ratio
The NHS Knowledge and Library Services in England published its'recommendations to improve the staff ratio for the number of qualified library and knowledge specialists per member of NHS workforce policy' in November 2019.
The NHS requires proactive knowledge services as business-critical instruments of informed decision-making.
Currently there is significant variation in the ratio of qualified library and knowledge specialists to healthcare staff.
This leads to inequitable service provision across England and the Service is not uniformly able to draw on evidence for decision-making.
By introducing a recommended staff ratio Health Education England is enabling individual organisations to identify and address that risk.
This policy makes a set of recommendations through which trusts and arm's length bodies may look to ensure, and where necessary continuously build, improved staffing levels.
- To optimise the benefits for the NHS of the emerging new roles for librarians and knowledge specialists, HEE recommends that all NHS organisations:
- review regular reports of the positive impact of the library and knowledge service on outcomes
- work with the local library service manager to prioritise allocation of clinical librarian, knowledge manager and other embedded roles to specialities
- take incremental steps to improve the staff ratio between qualified librarians and knowledge managers per member of the NHS workforce, through role redesign and by expanding this specialist workforce
- HEE recommends that over time, all NHS organisations aspire to achieving a much-improved staffing ratio.
- HEE recommends that those NHS organisations with a staffing ratio in the region of the current average of 1 qualified librarian to 1,730 or more healthcare staff, strive to achieve a ratio of at least 1 qualified librarian or knowledge specialist per 1,250 WTE NHS staff.
- HEE commits to monitoring the staff ratios annually and to reviewing the recommended ratio in three years' time.
Organisations are invited to contact their regional HEE Knowledge and Library Services Lead for support [email protected].
Learning space within NHS Knowledge and Library Services in England
Published on 4th January 2021
There are two key recommendations in the policy:
- The library study and wellbeing space should be available to all staff, educators and learners both during and outside the working hours of the knowledge and library services team.
- The library service space should be developed, managed by the knowledge and library services staff, to ensure value through enabling organisational innovation, and meeting the changing needs of healthcare staff, learners and educators in relation to study and reflection, health and well-being, collaboration, and as a technology hub.
Focus on library space for:
- Self-directed learning: reflection and private study
- The best place to work: health and wellbeing
- Collaborative working and learning
- Digital skills and innovation: technology hub
Psychological support for embedded librarians
Published on 4th January 2021
There are three recommendations:
NHS organisations ensure that the psychological well-being of librarians and knowledge specialists working in clinical environments is considered.
NHS organisations extend existing arrangements for the multi-disciplinary team to include clinical librarians and knowledge specialists.
Access to psychological wellbeing services provided within the organisation is highlighted to embedded librarians and knowledge specialists working in clinical environments.
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Penile cancer
Publication date: October 2012 Review date: October 2014

Penile cancer can start out as a tightening of the foreskin or a red blotch on the end of the penis (the glans) and can grow into a lump. The cancer can spread and affect parts of the groin called 'lymph nodes'. As a rare cancer, with approximately 400 new diagnoses in the UK every year, this condition is treated by specialist centres that are spread out across the regions of the UK. The standard treatment is to surgically remove the cancer and any lymph nodes that affected. The larger the cancer, the greater the amount of penile tissue that needs removing, which means that surgery can have implications for sexual relations and going to the toilet. Nevertheless, the surgery is technically uncomplicated, most men quickly recover good physical health and the chances of cure are high. We interviewed 27 men about their experiences of this condition. Select from the key topics below, choose from the full list of topics, or explore all the interviews.
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How To Make Au Jus Without Beef Broth? (Explained)
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Au Jus
Au jus is a term that means "with juice" of the meat. It is most commonly found in French cuisine. Au jus can be found in beef or any meat dishes that are prepared or served along with light gravy, or bouillon that is made from all the fluids dripped out of the meat when it is being cooked.
Au Jus is one of the natural ways to enhance the flavor of meat and sauces. It mainly enhances chicken dishes because the chicken has a light taste, or it can be used with veal and lamb as well. French cuisine prefers having Au Jus in most of their meat dishes.
How To Make Au Jus Without Beef Broth?
Recipe of Au Jus Without Beef Broth
Beef Au jus Gravy
This recipe is perfect for a French dip sandwich. The preparation time of this recipe is 5-minutes and the cooking time requires about 10-11minutes. The total time required in the recipe is 15 minutes. The recipe requires a few steps that are mentioned below.
 1. First of all, you must take a saucepan and boil beef stock (not in the beef broth) in the pan.
 2. You must maintain the heat of the pan to medium-low and whisk the beef base.
 3. Add in Worcestershire sauce along with garlic, salt, and pepper.
 4. To make a thick gravy, add corn starch.
 5. Your beef Au jus gravy without beef broth is all ready to be served.
Substitute of Beef Broth
It's okay if you don't want to use beef broth! There are various substitutes for it. A lot of your favorite recipes are using beef broth, however, you need substitutes that can work well in all your daily recipes. We have mentioned below a few substitutes for beef broth.
1. Beef Stock
If using beef is not a problem for you then you can switch between beef broth and beef stock. Both of these ingredients taste almost the same, however, the difference is majorly in the extracting materials. The difference between beef-broth and beef-stock is, beef broth is made from an extract that is taken out of both meat and bones attached to that meat.
While the beef stock is made with vegetables and beef bones. Most people, in case of running out of beef broth, use beef stock because it is the best replacement for beef broth in any recipe.
2. Bouillon Cubes
Bouillon cubes are also beef extracts but in a different state. Beef broth exists in a liquid form and bouillon cubes are found as a dried extract in cubes form. You can use bouillon cubes by dissolving them in cups of water, and it can replace a cup of beef broth in any recipe if one cube is dissolved in one cup of water.
These cubes of beef bouillon are concentrated to give an enhanced taste when they are dissolved in water.
However, if you are trying to maintain a pure vegan meal, then you can use Vegetable Broth, which tastes a little bit different however it's a great vegan replacement for beef broth.
Hopefully, this blog helped you in making an Au Jus recipe without the use of beef broth.
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What is Max assist?
Asked By: Dabid Strohkorb | Last Updated: 16th June, 2020
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Maximal Assist: Maximal assist means that the physical therapist performs about 75 percent of the work during mobility and you perform 25 percent of the work. Minimal Assist: Minimal assist means that you perform 75 percent of the work to move and the physical therapist provides about 25 percent of the work.
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Regarding this, what does full assist mean?
Total Dependence (Two + Assist) Full performance by others during entire period. o Can be broken down into moderate assist (hands on assist required most of. the time by two persons to maintain task), heavy assist (high level of caution.
Secondly, what are FIM levels? The FIM is an 18-item ordinal scale, used with all diagnoses within a rehabilitation population. FIM scores range from 1 to 7 (1 = total assist and 7 = complete independence). The FIM measures independent performance in self-care, sphincter control, transfers, locomotion, communication, and social cognition.
Also Know, what are the three levels of assistance in transfers?
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 - Levels of Assistance. Independent, Supervision, Stand by assist/close guarding.
 - Independent. Patient is consistently able to perform the activity safely.
 - Supervision.
 - Stand by assist/close guarding.
 - Contact Guard Assist.
 - Minimal Assistance.
 - Moderate Assistance.
 - Maximal Assistance.
What is MOD independent?
Mod I = Modified Independence. Also: SBA = Standby Assistance, CGA = Contact Guard Assistance, Min A = Minimal Assistance, Max A = Maximal Assistance, Total A = Total Assistance or Totally Dependent.
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What are the 5 levels of medical care?
There are five levels, or echelons, of care, each progressively more advanced. Level I care provides immediate first aid at the front line. Level II care consists of surgical resuscitation provided by highly mobile forward surgical teams that directly support combatant units in the field.
What is a Level 1 patient?
Level 1 (PATIENTS at risk of their condition deteriorating, or those recently relocated from higher levels of care, whose needs can be met on an acute WARD with additional advice and support from the critical care team.) This level includes all complex PATIENTS requiring support for multi-organ failure.)
What does mod assist mean?
What is a level 3 nursing home?
What is a Level 2 assisted living facility?
Assisted Living Level II facilities offer an intermediate level of care with some assistance with personal care and health care services. Assisted Living Level 2 facilities provide: 24-hour supervision (does not include 24-hour continuous visual monitoring) 24-hour assistance in obtaining emergency medical care.
What is ambulation and mobility?
Mobility is the ability to move (which could include just the arms, for instance), while ambulation means walking, specifically.
What does assisted ambulation mean?
To ambulate with assistance means to help an individual get on their feet and start walking with the help of someone else or something.
What general actions would you take when assisting a person to ambulate?
To help a patient back to bed, have patient stand with back of knees touching the bed. Grasp the gait belt and help patient into a sitting position, keeping your back straight and knees bent. Allowing a patient to rest after ambulation helps prevent fatigue.
What is the correct lifting equipment to use for a person who can weight bear but is not able to ambulate?
A sit to stand lifter, like the Quickraiser, is used for persons who are able to weight bear. A sling lifter is designed for people who are unable to participate in the transfer and cannot weight bear.
What does functional mobility mean?
Functional mobility is defined as the manner in which people are able to move around in the environment in order to participate in the activities of daily living and, move from place to place. Movements include standing, bending, walking and climbing.
What is physical assistance?
Physical Assistance Care for Seniors
Right at Home offers physical assistance services for seniors, elderly or disabled with the trust, reliability and responsiveness that you are looking for in a home care provider. Keeping a senior loved one mobile is an important part of elder care safety.
What is bed mobility physical therapy?
The ability to move around in bed is called bed mobility. Your physical therapist can work with you – in the clinic, in the hospital, or at home – to maximize your bed mobility. He or she may prescribe specific exercises to help improve the way you are able to scoot, roll, and sit up or lie down on your bed.
How do you care for an immobile patient?
Position the patient with the head of the bed elevated 30 to 45 degrees unless medically contraindicated; turn and reposition the patient every 2 hours. Besides supporting respiration, proper positioning and repositioning helps protect the skin and minimize the potential for breakdown.
What does mod I mean in physical therapy?
Modified Independent Mod I Patient completes task using device (e.g., staff; but no actual assistance (e.g., hand placed lightly on back to steady patient without actual support).
What is a good FIM score?
This score is a value that ranges between 18 and 126. The FIM score can also be further broken down based on its motor and cognitive components. The motor component of the FIM score can range between 13 and 91, while the cognitive component can range between 5 and 35.
How do I get FIM certified?
Credentialing and Re-Credentialing
Once you complete a workshop to become credentialed as a FIM or WeeFIM clinician, you must complete and pass a credentialing FIM or WeeFIM examination with a score of 80+%. After the workshop, you will be allocated a FIM ID.
What is the FIM used for?
Objective. The Functional Independence Measure (FIM) is an 18-item measurement tool that explores an individual's physical, psychological and social function. The tool is used to assess a patient's level of disability as well as change in patient status in response to rehabilitation or medical intervention.


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buyer 中文解釋 wordnet sense Collocation Usage Collins Definition
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buyers, plural;
 1. A person who makes a purchase
 2. A person employed to select and purchase stock or materials for a large retail or manufacturing business, etc
 1. a person who buys
 2. A buyer is any person who contracts to acquire an asset in return for some form of consideration.
 3. In the retail industry, a buyer is someone who decides what items will be stocked in a store, based on his or her predictions about what will be popular with shoppers. Retail buyers usually works closely with designers, and attend trade fairs and fashion shows to observe trends....
 4. (BUYERS) [], a name for the sailing-smacks that took herrings purchased from the fishing-luggers to sell again. Such as carried fresh herrings were called' fresh buyers' to distinguish them from the vessels that carried cured salt herrings. See Fresh-buyer.
 5. (Buyers) Financial institutions including asset-based lenders, Banks, Hedge funds, Venture Capital firms, private Equity Firms, and Corporations that have applied and been approved to bid on Receivables Market on receivable(s) offered for sale.
 6. (Buyers) Who are major buyers of the raw material, good, or service in question?
 7. (Buyers) refers to individuals who undertake transactional procurement and exercise purchasing responsibility only for easily-secured goods and services at low values and low risk....
 8. One who purchases or acquires property.
 9. A market participant who takes a long futures position or buys an option. An option buyer is also called a taker, holder, or owner.
 10. A member of the travel trade who reserves room blocks from accommodations or coordinates the development of a travel product.
 11. The person or group representative who signs the contract and pays for the speaker.
 12. Retail store employee who purchases clothing from the manufacturer; models show the line of clothing to store buyers
 13. Individual that would like to purchase Taxpayer's Relinquished Property.
 14. The acquirer of products, services, or results for an organization.
 15. This is the person that is buying the Property, sometimes also known as the Purchaser.
 16. The person(s) or entity purchasing Real Property.
 17. means the person who accepts a quotation or offer of the Seller for the sale of the Goods or whose order for the Goods is accepted by the Seller;
 18. most commonly means a professional purchasing person in a business; can also mean a private consumer. Buyers are not usually major decision-makers, that is to say, what they buy, when and how they buy it, and how much they pay are prescribed for them by the business they work for....
 19. The principal in the export transaction that purchases the commodities for delivery to the ultimate consignee. The buyer and ultimate consignee may be the same.
 20. A professional purchaser. Buyers typically specialize in a given group of materials or services and are responsible for market analysis, purchase planning, and coordination with users.
 21. People, when purchasing, make choices then pay money for what they are buying.
 22. A purchasing agent within a public-sector organization. Buyers can include procurement officers from the Federal and Provincial governments (including their respective ministries, departments, crown corporations and agencies), the MASH-sector, and other publicly-funded organizations who must...
 23. The procuring organization. For an internal project the buyer could be the marketing department.
 24. The person who purchases or procures a product or service. This person may also be the decision maker, but not necessarily.
 25. A wholesale or retail employee who analyzes, selects and buys an appropriate product mix in a category.


Difference Between Talent and Skill (With Table)
There are so many people having different talents and skillsets. And talent is something that is inborn, but skills are developed by a person later. Talent can be improved later by taking classes and guidance, but talent is something that develops within it just only need to be smoothened.
Talent can be developed, but mostly it is an inborn ability. Skills are gained by hard work and dedication with proper guidance. For example, a talented person born gifted with a good voice can become a singer, but a person who does not have a good voice but wants to become a singer needs to develop skills in cantando.
Talent vs Skill
The difference between Talent and Skill is that talent is inborn, or we can say that a person is born with a talent they do not need to learn from outside. And Skill is what a person needs to develop, by hard work and dedication one can develop good skill in any topic they want.
Talent is the ability or potential that is given by God to some people, or we can say that it is a congenital ability of a person that can be improved with time. Talent development does not take much time and hard work because it is a built-in potential of a person. Only a few people have this ability. The rest need to develop it.
Skill is expertise in something, or it is an ability to do something expertly and with perfection. Anyone in the world can develop skills by learning and taking guidance from experts. Skill development needs hard work and strong efforts. Then, only one can gain achievement in a particular topic.
Comparison Table Between Talent and Skill
Parâmetros de comparaçãoTalentHabilidade
DefiniçãoTalent is the built-in ability of a person which can be improved with time, and it does not need much effort.Skill is developed by people. It needs hard work and effort.
Propriedade deOwned by only a few people because it is god gifted.It can be developed by anyone with the help of proper guidance and hard work.
Development processSelf-acknowledgment is best for finding out your hidden talent.Skill development needs hard work and dedication with proper guidance from experts.
NecessidadeSelf-Realization is needed. Development is needed to gain a specific skill set.
Instructions It only requires improvement from the right person.Proper guidance and training are required.
What is Talent?
Talent does not need much hard work and effort for its development; instead, it only needs improvement or clearness for development. It is gifted by God to only a few peoples, and for finding it out, people need self-acknowledgment and self-realization.
Talent in a person can be recognized at an early age only, and further, it just needs to be improved. For example, some people are inborn singers they only need is guidance, people who have very good sketch making talent, etc. Talent should be recognized and should be praised because only a few people have this.
Talent is unknown until it is recognized or acknowledged. It needs proper guidance from the right people to make it uncovered and developed. And people who have particular talent are considered to be lucky because of their inborn ability.
O que é habilidade?
Skill is acquired by those who do hard work, and it can be achieved by anyone in the world with proper training from certified institutions. A person is said to be an expert if he or she has mastered in their skills and they can train other people too with their knowledge.
Skill is not hidden like talent. Rather, it is known because one chooses to develop a specific skill set, and for that, they take proper training. For example, a person develops the coding skills they are not inborn with it, Communication in the proper way needs to be developed it is not natural, etc.
People make money by developing other people's skills with their knowledge and expertise. Skill development requires more time than developing talent because people start from the ground level. People develop a specific skill for getting a job and for becoming an expert in a particular topic.
Main Differences Between Talent and Skill
 1. Talent is the built-in ability of a person which can be improved with time, whereas Skill needs to be developed with proper training and guidance by an expert.
 2. Talent does not require much time and effort for its development, but Skill development needs hard work, more time, and dedication.
 3. Skill can be gained by anyone out there, But on the other hand, Talent is god-gifted and is owned by very few peoples who need to be recognized.
 4. Talents need recognition because it is covered within people's personality While, Skills are known, and the person who wants to develop their skill knows that in which topic he or she needs training.
 5. A person who is talented in a particular thing can teach others for developing others skills, While a person who is not talented needs to develop their skills for gaining expertise in a particular topic.
A person with talent should be praised because it is gifted by God to them, and only a few people have this. But people who do not have any inborn talent can develop their knowledge in a particular topic, and that is called gaining skills. Skills are very important if you want a good job and want to impress others. Talent does not require much time because it just needs to be improved.
Skill development takes more time than Talent development, and more hard work is needed for developing a particular skill set. One can develop several types of Skills, but as Talent is god-gifted, it is unique. Talent needs self-realization for its acknowledgment. But a person who wants to develop skills already knows that in what topic he or she wants to get expertise. There are so many institutions or training centers from where a person can gain skills and can achieve success in their life.
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I have an ETL procedure that I am using as a model while I learn to use Spoon. It involves an extensive denormalization step that I am trying to set up, but I don't understand how the Row Denormalizer is used. The Spoon user's guide does not give a complete explanation of the tool.
I have a view with the following columns: pkeycol, codecol. the values of codecol are 'code1', 'code2', ..., 'codex'. The data is to be transformed in a table with the columns pkeycol, code1_col, code2_col, ..., codex_col with the rule "if codecol = 'codex' then codex_col = 1".
In the worksheet, I set the key field = codecol and the group field = pkeycol. I set target fieldname = code1_col, code2_col, etc. and key value = 'code1', 'code2', etc. What I don't see is where to specify that the target field content should be 1.
The other columns of the target fields table are not discussed in the user's guide. Where can I find information on these?
I am working with version 2.5.2.


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Ear piercing in infants has been a cultural practice for centuries, with proponents and opponents expressing varying views on its appropriateness. The decision to pierce a baby's ears is deeply personal and often influenced by cultural, religious, and familial factors. Let's explore the different perspectives on piercing babies' ears. Providing a well-rounded understanding of the debate and the ethics of baby ear piercing.
Cultural and Familial Traditions:
Many families view ear piercing as a cultural or familial tradition, often passed down through generations. In some cultures, piercing a baby's ears is seen as a rite of passage or a symbol of cultural identity. Families that hold these beliefs may choose to pierce their infants' ears shortly after birth as a way of honouring their heritage. Other cultures wait until much later as having your ears pierced is considered a more adult thing. In the UK, many parents will take their children to get pierced at the end of year 6.
Respect for cultural diversity and sensitivity to cultural practices are important considerations in discussions about baby ear piercing. For many communities, ear piercing holds cultural significance and is deeply ingrained in traditions and customs. Criticising or condemning these practices without understanding their cultural context can be perceived as ethnocentric or culturally insensitive.
Religious beliefs can significantly impact the decision to pierce a baby's ears. Some religious traditions have specific rituals or ceremonies associated with ear piercing. Others may discourage or prohibit the practice altogether. Families often consult religious leaders and adhere to specific guidelines within their faith when deciding whether or not to pierce their baby's ears. When we have a family that comes as part of their religious beliefs, we need be informed ahead of time. We can then then comply on the piercing day with the correct ear piercing process.
Ethical Concerns of Baby Ear Piercing:
On the opposing side of the debate, there are medical and ethical concerns associated with piercing infants' ears. Critics argue that subjecting a baby to the pain and potential risks of infection is unnecessary. We practice painless ear piercing in our clinic.
Infants may not have the ability to consent to the procedure, raising ethical questions about bodily autonomy. Some healthcare professionals recommend waiting until a child is old enough to express their own desire for ear piercing. Allowing them to participate in the decision-making process.
We are of the opinion that once a child is old enough to communicate their feelings, they need to be prioritised in the decision making process. You can read our negative reviews that we "don't know what we're doing" because we have shown parents the door when the child made it clear they didn't want to have their ears pierced. We are ok with that, in fact, proud!
Parental Autonomy vs. Child Autonomy:
One of the central ethical dilemmas surrounding baby ear piercing is the tension between parental autonomy and child autonomy. Parents have the legal authority to make decisions on behalf of their children, including decisions about their appearance. However, some argue that children should have the right to bodily autonomy and self-determination, which includes the right to decide whether or not to undergo cosmetic procedures like ear piercing.
Waiting until the child is old enough to consent:
Whilst this sounds like a good idea on the surface, we also need to be aware of the downside of leaving it until the child is older. We see children with a huge amount of anxiety coming in for ear piercing. This anxiety primarily comes from her school friends telling her how "painful" it was, how they "nearly died" from the pain and could not "sleep for days" post the piercing. By the time they get to Lorena they're are an axious mess. They don't believe when she promises that it will be pain free and the next hour is full of dread and anxiety. Not to mention the emotional build up the day.
Also, we need to consider that the older the child gets the higher the chances of complications such as infections. Parent's tend to be under the impression that an older child can look after their piercing. Please consider the general state of the average 13 year old's bedroom before placing this responsibility on their child. Lorena is passionate about this point and she equates it to a parent finally allowing a child to have a pet but only if she agrees to do 100% of the care of that pet. In other words, setting up the child to fail…because…she's…a child…unable to keep her promise.
Teens face a different type of problem. Having waited so long to have their ears pierced they want to change their earrings as soon as possible. Ensuring an infection to the area. Sometimes they will exchange earrings with their friends at school straight from one ear to the other. Every single time that we have had a complication with one of our piercings (because we want to know immediately and see you if something goes wrong regardless of how much time has passed) the child has walked in with a different, and/or dirty earring on.
Practical and Medical Considerations of the ethics of Baby Ear Piercing:
Practical considerations, such as hygiene and aftercare, also play a role in the debate. Infants require meticulous care to prevent infection, and parents must commit to cleaning the pierced ears regularly.
Additionally, concerns about potential allergic reactions to certain metals used in earrings may influence the decision-making process. What we do know is that infections among infants are rare whilst on older children the infection rate is as much as 50%. This is because parents do the aftercare rather than leave it to an older child. Also, infants tend to not play with their ears therefore keeping bacteria at bay.
In case of infections, antibiotics is the only way to fight the infection. The ear is an area of the body that doesn't fight off infection on it's own so a prescription from your doctor is the only way to fight it.
The Importance of Informed Consent:
One common thread in the discussion is the importance of informed consent. Regardless of cultural, religious, or familial traditions, advocates for waiting until a child can express their own wishes argue that individual autonomy should be respected.
Allowing the child to participate in the decision-making process when they are older may foster a sense of ownership over their body. Cultures that pierce as an infant argue that it's only one of many decisions that the parents make for this children. Doing it young has huge benefits with future possible complications. We have made the decision to not pierce a child that says NO or shows signs of fear.
Making the decision to pierce your baby or not:
The debate surrounding ear piercing in infants is nuanced and multi-faceted. Cultural, religious, and familial traditions often clash with medical and ethical considerations. Ultimately, the decision to pierce a baby's ears is a personal one that falls on the parent. It should be made with careful thought and consideration of the child's well-being. As societal perspectives evolve, conversations around informed consent and bodily autonomy will likely continue to shape the way we approach this age-old practice. Ultimately, this is a personal decision made by the child's family. Along with the piercer's responsibility to have the child's best interest at heart. Sadly, we have seen in our practice that some parents have other priorities above their child's.
We take ear piercing very seriously. We use numbing cream to make the child have a pain free procedure that both parents and child can enjoy. You can call us on 0800 _PHONE_ and you can book online HERE. You can book a free video consultation if you wish to speak to Lorena directly.


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Aperture Science Weighted Storage Cube
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The Aperture Science Weighted Storage Cube, along with its Weighted Companion Cube variant, is the most common and basic testing element in Portal and Portal 2. It is used throughout the testing courses of the Aperture Science Enrichment Center.
- The Weighted Storage Cube is a device used for solving cube-and-button based puzzles in the various Test Chambers found throughout the Enrichment Center.
- In Portal and the Single Player campaign of Portal 2, Weighted Storage Cubes are to be placed on a Super Button to allow Test Subjects to advance.
- In the cooperative campaign of Portal 2, the Weighted Storage Cubes are to be placed on Cube Buttons.
- Weighted Storage Cubes appear either via an Aperture Science Vital Apparatus Vent or are already in a test chamber.
- It can be picked up by using the "use" key and can also be taken through portals.
- The Weighted Storage Cube can also be used as a makeshift weapon against an Aperture Science Sentry Turret by dropping it on the Sentry Gun from a Portal, or as a makeshift shield to block turret fire and energy pellets.
- Like most objects, the Weighted Storage Cube will disintegrate upon touching an Aperture Science Material Emancipation Grill.
- In Portal 2, the cubes have a circular blue light on each side, and when left on a button it changes to a yellow light. They are also notably smaller in size than in Portal.
- The Weighted Companion Cube in Portal 2 bears a resemblance to the standard Cubes, their only difference is that they have a heart on each face of the Cube and emit a pink light.
- A special type of Storage Cube, the Weighted Companion Cube appears in both Portal and Portal 2. It is identical to the regular Weighted Storage Cube in both games, except that it has a heart where the Aperture Science logo would be. At the end of the Test Chamber 17 in Portal, the player is forced to throw it into an Aperture Science Emergency Intelligence Incinerator. Narrative provided by GLaDOS and Doug Rattmann suggests that the Companion Cube is designed to test emotional stress by having subjects develop affection for it before being forced to destroy it.
- In Portal 2's second chapter Test Chamber 07, GLaDOS reveals that there are warehouses full of Weighted Companion Cubes shortly after disintegrating two of them. She also contradicts her statements from the first game, openly stating that they are sentient. As the Material Emancipation Grill for that chamber is not functioning, Chell can remove the companion cube from that chamber (earning the player the "Preservation of Mass" achievement/trophy), only to have GLaDOS destroy it herself shortly before reaching the elevator.
- It is unknown whether the Companion Cube can communicate openly in any way. Although generally the Cube actually talking seems to be a sign of madness, if the "Preservation of Mass" achievement is earned, GLaDOS claims the Cube was about to say "I love you," and in Portal 2, the Cube produces a chime, which foreshadows the Turret Opera.
- Twentieth century prototypes of the Storage Cubes were seen in the old condemned parts of the Aperture Science Innovators test chambers, where they also served a similar purpose for weighing down buttons. These cubes can react to the Mobility Gels, as well. It is unknown if the early cubes were simple crates with nothing inside, or if they were actually weighed down to help push down and hold in place the early Aperture Science Super Buttons. These cubes also appear to be made of wood, held together by staples. No analogue of the Companion Cubes appear.
|Do whatever it takes to survive.|
|Drop Box (20G)|
|Place a cube on a button without touching the cube.|
|Preservation of Mass (20G)|
|Break the rules in Test Chamber 07.|
|Schrodinger's Catch (20G)|
|Catch a blue-painted box before it touches the ground.|
|Iron Grip (20G)|
|Never lose a cube in Chamber 6 of the Mass and Velocity co-op course.|
|Party of Three (25G)|
|Find the hidden companion cube in co-op test chamber.|
|Never lose a cube in Chamber 6 of the Mobility Gels co-op course.|
Behind the scenes
- The Weighted Companion Cube was invented because playtesters often failed to realize that the puzzle required you to take the cube with you, so they made it unique and more noticeable, and had GLaDOS put a great deal of emphasis on it in her voiceover.
- A Weighted Companion Cube plush and fuzzies are available to purchase online at Valve online.
- A Companion Cube prop can be unlocked for Xbox Live avatars by completing the Portal 2 Single Player campaign.
- The teaser trailer version of GLaDOS' Incinerator Room features the burned Companion Cube.
- The Companion Cubes seem to replace Storage Cubes in the Aperture Investment videos.
- The Companion Cube from Portal is implied to have never been completely incinerated during the ending sequence of Portal 2. This is noted by the amount of burns marks it has sustained, also implied from statistics of the Portal Gun which can endure temperatures of up to 4000 kelvin, that subsequent Aperture products are also able to. In addition, the Companion Cube in Portal 2 sports a new design, but the cube in the ending sequence is the Portal design.
- In Portal 2, when held, the Companion Cube causes the game to play a type of tune or chime specific to it, much like how certain music plays during the activation or use of certain testing elements of functioning Aperture Science technology (eg. Aerial Faith Plate). The tune is a loop that foreshadows the upcoming Turret Opera at the end of the campaign.
- In the Xbox 360 game Fable III, a crate with a heart painted on each of its sides can be found in one of the game's dungeons, being worshipped by a creature called a Hobbe. On the table next to the cell in which the Hobbe is being kept, there is also a Cake.
- In Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 there is an unlockable title called "Companion Crate" on hearts background, most likely referring to Portal and Portal 2
Weighted Storage Ball, the model of which is shared with that of the simplified Personality Core.
Weighted Storage Cubes being delivered by Aperture Science Pipe Network.
Aperture Science Weighted Storage Cube icon in Perpetual Testing Initiative.
List of appearances
- ApertureScience.com (Non-canonical appearance) (Not before Christmas 2007)
- Portal: First Slice
- Portal: Still Alive (Non-canonical appearance)
- Portal ARG
- PotatoFoolsDay ARG
- Portal 2: Lab Rat
- The Final Hours of Portal 2
- Randolph the Red-Nosed Turret (Toy only) (Non-canonical appearance)
- Portal Pinball (Non-canonical appearance)
- Lego Dimensions (Non-canonical appearance)
- Weighted Pivot Cube
- Edgeless Safety Cube
- Cube Button
- Edgeless Safety Cube Receptacle
- 1500 Megawatt Super Button
- GDC 08: Portal Creators on Writing, Multiplayer, Government Interrogation Techniques on Shacknews
- RPS Interview: Valve's Erik Wolpaw on Rock, Paper, Shotgun
- Scott Klintworth's official website
- The Final Hours of Portal 2
- Weighted Companion Cube Plush at the Steam store.
- Weighted Companion Cube Fuzzies at the Steam store.


What is dyne per square inch (unit)
Dyne per square inch is a pressure measurement unit
A dyne per square inch (dyn/in²) is a unit of pressure where a force of one dyne (dyn) is applied to an area of one square inch.OT?
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.529734123 × 10-7 atmosphere
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0.0001162597933 torr
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0._PHONE_ millitorr
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0.0001162597933 millimeter of mercury
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0.001580563516 millimeter of water
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 4.577157218 × 10-6 inch of mercury
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 6.22269101 × 10-5 inch of water
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0.00015500031 millibar
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = _PHONE_ × 10-7 bar
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0.015500031 pascal
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0.00015500031 hectopascal
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = _PHONE_ × 10-5 kilopascal
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = _PHONE_ × 10-8 megapascal
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.5500031000062 × 10-26 newton per picometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.5500031000062 × 10-22 newton per angstrom²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.5500031000062 × 10-20 newton per nanometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.5500031000062 × 10-14 newton per micron²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.5500031000062 × 10-14 newton per micrometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = _PHONE_ × 10-8 newton per millimeter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = _PHONE_ × 10-6 newton per centimeter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0.00015500031 newton per decimeter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0.015500031 newton per meter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = _PHONE_ newton per dekameter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 15 500.031 newtons per kilometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 2.248089434 × 10-6 pound-force per inch²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0.0003237248786 pound-force per foot²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 3.4845455925321 × 10-27 pound-force per picometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 3.4845455925321 × 10-23 pound-force per angstrom²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 3.4845455925321 × 10-21 pound-force per nanometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 3.4845455925321 × 10-15 pound-force per micron²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 3.4845455925321 × 10-15 pound-force per micrometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 3.484545592 × 10-9 pound-force per millimeter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 3.484545592 × 10-7 pound-force per centimeter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 3.484545592 × 10-5 pound-force per decimeter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0.003484545592 pound-force per meter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0._PHONE_ pound-force per dekameter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 3 484.54559 pounds-force per kilometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0._PHONE_ pound-force per are
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 34._PHONE_ pounds-force per hectare
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 34._PHONE_ pounds-force per hectometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 11 _PHONE_ pounds-force per nautical mile²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.0 × 10-5 newton per inch²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0.00144 newton per foot²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.5500031000062 × 10-21 dyne per picometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.5500031000062 × 10-17 dyne per angstrom²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.5500031000062 × 10-15 dyne per nanometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = _PHONE_ × 10-9 dyne per micron²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = _PHONE_ × 10-9 dyne per micrometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0._PHONE_ dyne per millimeter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0._PHONE_ dyne per centimeter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 0._PHONE_ barye
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 15.500031 dynes per decimeter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = _PHONE_ dynes per meter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 155 000.31 dynes per dekameter²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1 550 003 100 dynes per kilometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 155 000.31 dynes per are
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 15 500 031 dynes per hectare
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 15 500 031 dynes per hectometer²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 5 316 361 833 dynes per nautical mile²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.0 × 10-12 dyne per microinch²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.0 × 10-6 dyne per mil²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.0 × 10-6 dyne per thou²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 144 dynes per foot²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 6 272 640 dynes per acre
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 4 014 489 600 dynes per mile²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1 296 dynes per yard²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 5 184 dynes per fathom²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 627 264 dynes per chain²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 62 726 400 dynes per furlong²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 3.4688329895236 × 10+25 dynes per astronomical unit²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.3872775375774 × 10+35 dynes per light year²
 - TT?1 dyne per inch² = 1.4758234466616 × 10+36 dynes per parsec²
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}{\epsilon_0}} \frac{\gamma}{i\,\omega\,\mu}\right|^2} $
Now the time averaged power per unit area incident on the interface (by calculating the Poynting vector) is:
$\frac{1}{2}\sqrt{\frac{\epsilon_0}{\mu_0}} |E_i|^2$
so that the momentum transferred to the metal for each unit of incident energy is:
$\frac{2\,\mathrm{Im}(\gamma)\,\sigma}{\omega\,\mathrm{Re}(\gamma) \left|1 + \sqrt{\frac{\mu_0}{\epsilon_0}} \frac{\gamma}{i\,\omega\,\mu}\right|^2} \sqrt{\frac{\mu_0}{\epsilon_0}} $
This is the ratio we seek. For the case $\sigma\rightarrow \infty$ this ratio approaches $\frac{2}{c}\frac{\mu}{\mu_0}$. For $\mu = \mu_0$, this is twice the value calculated in methods 1 and 2 because the infinite conductivity excludes the field from the metal, there is no loss and light is reflected without loss. So, just as there is an impulse $2\,p_z$ transferred to a wall by an elastic bounce of a ball initially with momentum with component $p_z$ into the wall, so too the impulse transferred to the mirror from energy $W$ is twice the momentum of the incoming light, i.e. $\frac{2\,W}{c}$.
Now we let $\sigma\rightarrow 0$ so that $\gamma\approx -i \,\omega\,\sqrt{\mu\,\epsilon} + \frac{1}{2}\sqrt{\frac{\mu}{\epsilon}} \sigma$. I'll finish this case later, but it yields the same answer as methods 1 and 2 when $\mu = \mu_0$ and $\epsilon = \epsilon_0$, i.e. the light passes without reflexion into a weakly conducting medium and is absorbed.
Maxwell's equations are not consistent with Galilean relativity. They are implicitly relativistic. In relativity, the definition of mass is $m^2=E^2-p^2$. For a ray of light, $m=0$, so $E=|p|$.
 - $\begingroup$ So, just for the OP's benefit (although this OP seems to lose interest in his questions and not give too much feedback), there never was a version of electromagnetism that had to be upgraded to account for relativity. Indeed, historically, EM's Lorentz covariance that jarred with everything else and forced special relativity to be born. $\endgroup$ – Selene Routley Sep 29 '13 at 10:00
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Creating the log file using Excel Importer
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Hi, While importing the data from ExceL Importer, I want to generate the log file with below details:- Who uploaded it 2.Upload Date with time stamp 3.Number of records in the file 4.Number of records loaded into the system/tables 5.Notes - in case if there are any failures I create some mapping between the TemplateDocument , but still not getting the results . Do I have to do some modification in StartImportByTemplate java action ? or How to map the entity?
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Let the Excel importer import with a parent object and pass that to the import action. After importing count the lines (in your case Notes) over the association from Parent to Note. Set exception handling to catch the errors.
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I did not get you, Can you explain little bit more?
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Set a default area code or country code
You can use smart dialing to set a default area code and country code that's applied automatically to the contacts that you call, so you don't have to include a country code or area code with phone numbers that you add to the Contacts app.
 2. Tap Settings > Smart Dialing.
 3. Do any of the following:
 - To change the default country code, tap Country Code. Tap a country.
 - To change the default area code, in the Area Code field, type an area code.