Beachworld FAQ
BEACHWORLD - Bio Spheres
Basic Instructions.
 1- You must give your biosphere natural or artificial light each day to allow the vital
processes to take place. Neon, flourescent lights, ordinary light bulbs or even better,
Bio Spheres - Beachworlds lamps (which can be purchased from either the us selling our products
or through Globus direct) are all okay to use. It is important to ensure the lights do not
make the spheres warm.
There is no scientific formula dictating the exact amount of light per day the Beachworlds
need to remain healthy. If your home is very dark, we suggest five to six hours artificial
light per day. If your home gets plenty of natural daylight then this is probably all the
Beachworld needs. It is important to remember that if the shrimps are very orange/red
and are resting on the coral, walking on the pebbles or swimming around slowly,
whatever you are doing is perfect!
 2- NEVER expose your biosphere to direct sunlight. Placing your biosphere on a
window sill is fine providing it does not get direct sunlight.
 3- For the first month, check your biosphere daily. Ensure your shrimps have an
orange/red hue and are calm. They should be resting on the pebbles or coral. If your
shrimps are almost transparent and are racing around the sphere, this probably indicates
that they are getting too much or too little light. To rectify this problem, place the
biosphere elsewhere within your home until you find the perfect place.
 4- If you have been using artificial light to maintain your Beachworld and are going
away for more than two days, either give it to a friend to care for or use a timer light.
 5- During the summer place your Beachworld in a controlled temperature area
between 13° and 27° C. In extreme conditions place your biosphere in a sink with water
to cool it down. You can also call GLOBUS Customer Service for advice on:
0039 0182 559 495.
 Do not:
 - Place your BW in direct sunlight
 - Shake your BW
 - Place your BW outside
 - Place your BW in a room where the temperature goes above 27° or below 13°.
Light Exposure
Bulb Distance
40 Watt 15 cm.
60 Watt 25 cm.
100 Watt 30 cm.
Neon Distance
Up to 30 Watt 40 cm.
More than 30 Watt 65 cm.
Sunlight Lamp GLOBUS
Distance between 5 and 10 cm.
 Our planet is a closed system in which living organisms thrive: a biosphere
where nothing enters or exists except sunlight. Your BW is a miniature biosphere,
encapsulating the fundamental workings of our own Earth.
 Inside your BW, shrimps are sustained in a marine environment. You do not
have to feed the shrimps or change their water. It's the perfect pet! Nothing enters or
leaves the container, such as food, air, water or waste. The only elements required are
light and heat. The light causes the micro algae to produce the oxygen and food for the
shrimps, which in turn produce carbon dioxide and nutrients for the algae to grow.
 The BW gives us the opportunity to bring the beach indoors! The BW was created
by a space station engineer and two of the original Biosphere2 crew members. The two
Biosphere2 researchers lived and worked for two years inside the large sealed ecosystem
in Arizona without leaving the structure. The glass and steel sealed building covers 3,15
acres and contains several different environments including a rain forrest, savanna,
desert, marsh and ocean. Columbia University manages Biosphere2, where scientists
research the global changes that take place.
 The creators of the BW have completed a ten day space experiment on the U.S. Shuttle
and twice have done a four month experiment on board the Russian Space Station MIR
with sealed closed ecosystems similar to that of the BW.
 The residents of your BW are shrimps that are found only on certain Pacific
Ocean's islands. These shrimps inhabit the inland pools that are found in lava rock. Deep
red layers of algae line the walls of these pools, along with other types of macro algae.
The shrimps does not eat the algae, but rather maintains it, eating the micro algae and
bacteria that grows on the layers of algae. They are literally the gardeners of their
environment, maintaining the balance within the pools, keeping them clean so that the
large algae can thrive.
 In your BW you can see the shrimps grazing and grooming themselves and even
carrying the odd piece of sand! If the shrimps are disturbed they tend to temporarily
loose their bright red colour in an attempt to blend in with their background. Once they
have settled they will return to their original state.
 Unlike their natural habitat, there are no predators in the BW, so the life span of the
shrimps can be extremely long - up to10 years. They usually do not produce offspring in
the BW as they like dark, secluded places in which to breed. The BW are too small to
sustain an increasing number of shrimps, therefore we do not provide a breeding place.
The BW is expected to live 3 years, but they have been known to live for as long as 12
 There is also algae in your BW, in order to help keep the water clean and provide
oxygen for the shrimps.
 Setting up your BeachWorld
 STEP 1: Take the BeachWorld immediately out of its box. Be sure that the
BeachWorld is positioned the right side up. Very gently vibrate your Beachworld to free
any shrimps that might be trapped under the sand during transportation.
 STEP 2: Inspect your BW after you have taken it out of the box. Your BW might
be a little cloudy for the first day or two. This will clear up.
 STEP 3: Place your BW in a location that receives enough light. Never allow
your BW to receive direct sunlight. The room temperature needs to be between 13° and
 STEP 4: Watch your BW closely during the first month to make sure it is in an
appropriate location. Lighting is the primary consideration as long as the temperature
remains within the ranges quoted in Step 3. The BW thrives in natural or fluorescent
light. If there is too much light, algae will grow prolifically on the glass (however the
shrimps will love it!). Whenever you change the location of your BW, check it every few
days for several weeks to make sure that the location is appropriate.
 STEP 5: Fill out your BW's registration card within 30 days and send it along
with proof of purchase to Globus Scientific at the address below.
On receipt of your registration card Globus will send you a guarantee/ replacement
voucher for use in the unlikely event that your Beachworld dies.
 Algae on the glass. A small amount of algae on the glass is good as indicates that
the BW is getting ample light. However, if it becomes unsightly place the BW in an area
that receives slightly less light. The algae often clears up within a few days to a couple of
weeks. If it is very stubborn and does not recede in its new location after couple of weeks
move it to a slightly darker location yet, or use the attached magnet to clean smoothly the
 Milky water. This is a sign of bacteria in the water. if this occurs put the BW in a
well lit location for several days until the water clears up (but not in the direct sunlight).
 Dead shrimps. Over several years the shrimps will die of natural causes. If you
see several dead shrimps within your BW sometime within the first week of your having
the BW this might indicate a problem during transportation. If a shrimp dies and the BW
is crystal clear, there is no algae on the glass or on any of the shells in the sand, then you
probably need to give the BW a little more light. Never shake the BW as this could harm
the shrimps, and even kill them.
Through the process of photosynthesis, the algae provides the shrimps with the oxygen
they need to live.
 Swimming skeletons. Inside the ecosystem you may find small transparent
objects (skeletons) that look like shrimps, but which move rather slowly and irregularly.
These are the discarded skins of the shrimps. The shrimps changing their skin is another
proof of the animals' good state of health.
In the unlikely event that the majority of the shrimps die within one year of the purchase
date, you can return the product to GLOBUS UK for a replacement on condition that it
had not been subjected to modification or misuse and that all the instructions regarding
the care of your Beachworld have been observed. You MUST send the Beachworld
guarantee card to validate your claim.
Your Beachworld will be replaced using the replacement voucher provided the customer
returns the


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testConnection
Test connection between host and radio hardware
Description
example
testConnection(dev) tests the connection to the radio hardware specified by dev. The function checks the hardware-software compatibility, the data paths between host and radio hardware, and the RF loopback.
Before calling the function, make sure the SD card configured during hardware setup is inserted into the reader of the radio hardware. You can also configure an SD card by using the downloadImage function.
For the RF loopback test, connect a cable or antenna to the transmit-and-receive connectors.
testConnection(dev,HostIPAddress) also tests the network connection of the host computer specified by HostIPAddress.
Examples
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Make sure your radio hardware is configured for host-radio communication by following the steps in Guided Host-Radio Hardware Setup.
Create a radio object for your radio hardware. For example:
dev = sdrdev('AD936x')
dev =
 SDRDevAD936x with properties:
 IPAddress: '192.168.3.2'
 DeviceName: 'AD936x'
Use this object to test host-radio connectivity.
testConnection(dev)
## Pinging radio IP address
## Checking compatibility of software with hardware
## Testing data path from Zynq board to host
## All tests PASSED.
ans = logical
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Input Arguments
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Interface to radio hardware, specified as one of the following objects:
To create these objects, use the sdrdev function.
IP address of the host network connection, specified as a dotted-quad character vector. This IP address is configured during hardware setup. See Guided Host-Radio Hardware Setup.
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The first major construction project for the Air and Space Museum will start this summer.
- This is the first major construction project for the building in Southwest Washington, DC, since its opening 41 years ago.
- Visitors will start seeing changes to the museum in summer 2018.
- The museum will remain open through the project by dividing the construction into two major phases.
- The project is scheduled to take seven years.
- All 23 galleries and presentation spaces will be transformed.
- The museum is raising $250 million through private donations to fund the future galleries.
- The project also includes the complete re-facing of the exterior stone, replacement of outdated mechanical systems, and other improvements supported by federal funding.
By the numbers:
- 13,000: stone slabs replaced
- 23: new galleries or presentation spaces
- $250 million: fundraising goal
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The museum has released artist renderings highlighting the exciting changes to come. These renderings represent the first nine galleries scheduled for renovation. New galleries will be organized by theme, helping you find your favorite stories and make connections across eras.
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PARAMUS, N.J – Bergen Community College has secured a $250,000 state grant to renew its main campus tree population decimated by a changing climate, disease and invasive insects. The College secured the grant through the "Trees for Schools" program administered through the Sustainability Institute at the College of the New Jersey and funded by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
The program made $2.5 million in grants available to public school districts, colleges and universities this year.
"Unfortunately, environmental factors have impacted the natural beauty, buffers and ecological benefits provided by a substantial tree landscape," Bergen President Eric M. Friedman, Ph.D., said. "Symbolic of sustainability and renewal, the Trees for Schools grant will allow the College to develop a more resilient tree population that will benefit the campus community for generations."
As part of the initiative, Bergen will plant 125 new trees to create a natural perimeter buffer "climax forest," or collection of trees that can withstand local environmental stressors. Bergen will remove dozens of green ash and plum trees originally planted in the 1980s that have fallen prey to the emerald ash borer insect and black knot fungus.
Another contributing factor, the warming climate, has moved the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map 65 miles north since the planting of Bergen's ash and plum trees in the 1980s. Due to this warming, the Paramus planting environment can no longer support many of the tree species planted 40 years ago. Agricultural experts expect the new, more resilient species of trees scheduled for planting at the Paramus campus to flourish with proper care and maintenance.
The grant outline, which runs through July 2026, calls for a spring 2024 planting of the new trees. The initiative also contains an experiential learning component, which will see biology and horticulture students participate in all phases of the tree removal, planting and maintenance.
The College has tapped a number of experts from various disciplines to assist in the project including horticulture program coordinator Steve Fischer, Ph.D., who will integrate outside partners such as the New Jersey Landscape Contractors Association. Fischer serves as an adviser to the organization's board of directors. Retired Bergen employee and longtime environmental steward Hugh Knowlton will also assist.
The grant reinforces Bergen's commitment to participating in sustainability initiatives that promote health and wellness as part of its campus environment. These ideas appear throughout President Friedman's goals and the institution's recently revised mission, vision and values statements. The Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey and Commerce Magazine recently recognized Bergen's sustainability efforts with an award for environmental stewardship, while the federal government awarded the institution a $4.5 million grant to create pathways to education and employment in agricultural fields.
Based in Paramus, Bergen Community College (_URL_), a public two-year coeducational college, enrolls more than 13,000 students at locations in Paramus, the Philip Ciarco Jr. Learning Center in Hackensack and Bergen Community College at the Meadowlands in Lyndhurst. The College offers associate degree, certificate and continuing education programs in a variety of fields. More students graduate from Bergen than any other community college in the state.
Photo Caption: Bergen Community College officials recently reviewed plans for the planting of 125 new trees at the Paramus main campus.

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White Screen After Installing The Theme
If you upload the theme and activate it, and see nothing but a white screen, please read the following information. This is more common than you might think, and it can be frustrating to sort out. First, it is important to understand what the white screen, often referred to as the "white screen of death," actually means. Simply put, there is an error that you can't see. The reason you can't see it is because, WordPress is not displaying the error that is causing the problem. When attempting to diagnose a white screen condition consider what you did before the condition occurred:
There are several causes for this condition. We will be addressing the ones most likely to occur — Plugins, Theme, and Other Causes.
No matter how hard developers try, it is basically impossible to write plugins that will work and play well together with every single theme. The same is true in reverse. If you experience a white screen after activating the theme, the problem could be a plugin that is in conflict with the theme. Try the following:
The most likely issue associated with a theme being the cause of a white screen condition is when the upload of the theme did not complete the transfer of all files, the transfer resulted in corrupted theme files, or you have PHP configuration memory limits set too low. Try this:
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A showy plant thought to have been long gone from Maine has been found this summer.
Officials say the Unicorn Root was found this summer on private land in Bowdoin after having last been seen in the state 130 years ago.
Unicorn Root features is a tall flowering stalk with white flowers that appear in June through August. It's also known as White Colic-root or Colicroot.
It grows in open, moist, sandy ground and is typically associated with tallgrass prairie habitats and damp, sandy meadows with little to no topsoil.
The last known specimen in Maine was collected near Lewiston in 1887. This summer, about 300 flowering stems were found in Bowdoin.
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While disassembling my printer, I found that the X-axis rods were able to be slide back and forth within their mounting bracket. This seems like it could lead to this axis shifting from vibration alone.
But, it might not matter, I think, because the extruder carriage is tensioned by a belt and it simply uses the rails as a guide to slide across. Even if the rods were to move, it wouldn't take the carriage along with it.
Will the X-axis rods sliding in their mounting bracket have an affect in print quality?
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NORTHERN NEW YORK
Genealogical and family history of northern New York: a record of the achievements of her people
in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation.
New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co. 1910.
Transcribed by Coralynn Brown
The origin of the surname Burroughs or Burrows is in dispute. Some derive it from a Roman personal name introduced into Britain and thence to Ireland and Wales. It has also been said that the family takes its name from the town of Borough, Leicestershire. In any case the name is probably a place name, and the family has been of some note from the early days of surnames. In 1386 John Burroughs was rector of Collingham, Nottinghamshire, appointed July 1, 1384, chancellor of Cambridge University, of which he was a graduate.
Another John Burroughs, a Benedictine living in 1340, was a writer of some distinction. There have been many noted men in the army, navy and church in England bearing the name.
(I) Jeremiah Burroughs settled in Scituate, Mass., as early as 1645. He served against the Narragansett Indians in 1647. He married, May, 1651, a daughter of Thomas Hewett (also given as Hewes. See Pope's Pioneers of Mass.) He removed to Marshfield, and was drowned in 1660. His widow was appointed administratrix for herself and children.
Children, born in Scituate:
Jeremiah, born March 11, 1651-52.
John, Nov., 1653, mentioned below.
Elizabeth, March 5, 1654-55.
Mary, Dec. 2, 1656.
(II) John, son of Jeremiah Burroughs, was born in Scituate, in Nov. 1653. (See Burroughs family, by L. A. Burroughs, 1894). He settled at Enfield, then Massachusetts, now Connecticut, and died there in 1693. He was one of the first settlers in 1680, and owned the fifth lot south of Ferry Lane. Another account (Enfield records) gives his death as of 1691, and age forty-two years. The date was 1693, as shown by his will, dated in 1691, and presented Sept. 2, 1693, bequeathing to his wife Hannah and children.
John, mentioned below.
(III) John (2), son of John (1) Burroughs, was born in Enfield, about 1685. He married Sarah Tyler, and they removed to Windsor, Conn., in 1718, and bought land there. Another account states that he married Sarah Rumrill, daughter of Simon. A deed of 1720 gives the name of his wife as Elizabeth, showing probably that he had a second wife. His will shows that his wife was Sarah in 1756. Sarah Tyler may have been his first wife and Sarah Rumrill his third wife.
He was called ensign, a mlitary title. His will was dated Dec. 22, 1756, inventory dated Aug. 3, 1757. He had deeded his land to his heirs.
Children, born in what is now Ellington, Conn.:
John, 1711, mentioned below.
Sarah, 1714, married M. Chandler.
Hannah, 1716, married William Booth.
Simon, 1719, married Lydia Porter.
(IV) John (3), son of John (2) Burroughs, was born in Ellington, Windsor, Conn., in 1711. He married Sarah Abby, of Enfield. He removed to Tolland, and thence in May 1766, to Alstead, New Hampshire. He was a farmer.
Sarah, born 1731.
Joel, 1748, married Phebe Messer, of Walpole.
Daniel, 1756, married (first) Mary Crane, (second) Olive Carpenter, and removed to Vermont.
Elijah, born about 1758, mentioned below.
Timothy, married Esther Hurlburt, of Wethersfield, Conn.
Captain John, married Mehitable Carlton; soldier in battle of Bennington.
(V) Elijah, son of John (2) Burroughs, was born about 1758, in Tolland, Conn. He was a soldier in the revolution, from Alstead, in Captain Amos Shepard's company, Colonel Benjamin Bellow's regiment, at the siege of Ticonderoga, 1777; also in Captain Webber's company. Colonel David Hobart's regiment. General John Stark's command, 1777.
His brothers, Joel and Timothy, served also in Shepard's company. He doubtless had other service, the record of which is not identified.
He married Eunice Thompson. The history of Alstead incorrectly states that he had no children, and that he moved to Ohio. He lived in Gorham, New Hampshire, and West Milan, same state.
(VI) Joseph, son of Elijah Burroughs, was born in Alstead in 1773, and died July 22, 1832. He settled on a farm about four miles from Gorham, New Hampshire. About 1820 he came with his family to Rouse's Point, N.Y. He was United States health officer during the cholera plague in 1832, and was himself a victim of the disease.
He married Sarah Marshall, born 1782, died Oct. 14, 1856. He engaged in the manufacture of hats, and made the beaver hats for men then in fashion.
James Madison, born 1804, mentioned below.
Joseph, removed to Toronto, Canada.
Mary, married ____ Hutchins.
Emily W., died in 1832, at Rouse's Point, unmarried.
Frances H., died unmarried in 1830, at Rouse's Point.
George, died in the West Indies.
William, went to Madison, Wisconsin, where he owned a stage line.
Eliza, married William Saxe.
(VII) James Madison, son of Joseph Burroughs, was born in Gorham, in 1804, and died in Champlain, N.Y. Aug. 2, 1872. He engaged in lumbering at Champlain, and kept a general store there; was prominent in public affairs; director of the First National Bank; supervisor of the town.
In politics he was a staunch Democrat; in religion a Presbyterian, although of such liberal views that he became a vestryman of St. John's Episcopal church in order to promote the founding of the parish at Champlain.
He married (first) Abigail J. Dailey, born 1819, died April 3, 1849; (second) Sarah Frost.
Children of first wife:
1. Sarah Matilda, born 1841, died in Aug., 1841.
2. James M., born 1843, died April 12, 1859.
3. George Hoyle, born 1845, mentioned below.
Child of second wife:
(VIII) George Hoyle, son of James Madison Burroughs, was born at Champlain, 1845, and died Dec. 10, 1880. He was educated in the public schools, and became associated in business with his father. He succeeded to the extensive property and business of his father and continued it during his active life. He was supervisor of the town of Champlain and a leading Democrat of his day.
In religion he was an Episcopalian, and a vestryman and treasurer of St. John's church. Besides his personal business affairs, he gave active and efficient service in behalf of all community interets, and was held in the highest esteem for his probity and public spirit.
He married Mary L. Goodrich, born May 9, 1846, daughter of Silas and Maria A. (Grant) Goodrich.
James De Forris, born Nov. 10, 1870, mentioned below.
Laura Maria, Dec. 16, 1872.
Frederic, Oct. 30, 1878.
(IX) James De Forris, son of George H. Burroughs, was born Nov. 10, 1870, at Champlain. N.Y. He was educated in the public schools of Champlain and Plattsburgh, N.Y. He entered the employ of the Sheridan Iron Works in 1888, and was elected secretary of the company in 1904.
He is a Democrat in politics and is supervisor of the town (1909). For twelve years he was on the board of education and for eight years its president. He is a member of the Modern Woodmen of America.
He is an Episcopalian, and is jurior warden and treasurer of the Protestant Episcopal church of Champlain.
He married (first) June 24, 1896, Kate Louise McCaffrey, born Aug. 12, 1872, died April 30, 1900, daughter of William J. and Jennie K. (Morgan) McCaffrey. He married (second), Sept. 18, 1905, Clara Louise Stone.
Children of first wife:
William McCaffrey, born Nov. 24, 1897.
Mary Goodrich, Feb. 2, 1900, died April 30, 1900.
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Pasco EcoZone System
(We have 4 of these available, but because of demand and scheduling, all may not be available at once.)
The EcoZone System was designed to help students understand the interactions within different ecosystems.The three clear acrylic Eco Chambers are rugged and easy to set up and clean and they are designed to accommodate Pasco sensors to allow quantitative measurement of a wide range of real-time environmental parameters.
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Is there an algorithm for generating (some or all) subfields of a certain genus of a given function field (even a random one,I mean for example generating a random elliptic subfield of a certain given function field). I did a quick search and it seems to me that the problem is heavily treated in the case of cyclic and Hermitian function fields, but I was wondering what do we know in general case. Is there something that I can do in Magma?
On the other hand, do we have an algorithm to check if $F$ is a subfield of $E$, When $F, E$ are function fields (of one variable)? Florian Hess told me that somebody developed such an algorithm using his automorphism algorithm but I don't have much luck finding it.
In order to stick to the tradition, I give a motivation also: Subfields of function fields with a rich automorphism group are subject to cover attack in cryptography when they are not one of those few which are fixed by an automorphism of the cover.
Thank you very much indeed!
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This seems to be a hard problem. For example, given curves $C,E$ over a finite field, with $E$ elliptic, the zeta function of a given curve $C$ will reveal whether there exists a morphism $C\to E$, via Tate's theorem that $Hom(Jac(C),E)\otimes Z_l$ is the module of Galois-invariants in $Hom(T_l(Jac(C),T_l(T)$ (here $T_l$ is the $l$-adic Tate module). However, it's difficult to make Tate's theorem effective. OTOH a general curve will have no morphisms to any other curve of positive genus, so I'm not sure what you mean by "a random one". – inkspot Feb 26 '11 at 10:55
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The solutions to the subfield problem in the case of number fields should pretty much work here as well. For example, take primitive elements of $E$ and $F$ (random elements should do), find their minimal polynomials over $K[t]$ (solve linear system), find a completion of $K[t]$ over which both polynomials have a factor (find a prime ideal with solutions and use Hensel's lemma), and finally, you can use LLL to try to express the first element as a linear combination of powers of the second. For other methods for number fields, which have function field analogues, see Cohen. – Dror Speiser Feb 26 '11 at 15:09

@Dror, there is no canonical $t$. – Felipe Voloch Feb 26 '11 at 21:01

@Drar, As Felipe said, exactly the problem is that $K(t)$ is not as good as $\mathbb{Q}$ for number fields. This is why automorphism group is richer than the Galois group and why it's harder to be computed. I think the use of Hess's automorphism algorithm is to check all the (non-canonical but isomorphic)possible ways of embedding of $F$ in $E$ and check if it's work but I don't know the detail. – Syed Feb 26 '11 at 21:08

@Inkspot I don't get "a general curve will have no morphisms to any other curve of positive genus" part. If $F$ is a subfield of $F$ then there's morphism from the defining curve of $F$ to the defining curve of $E$. Isn't in second chapter of Silverman? By random, I mean given function field $F$. Is there a way to generate a subfield of it, of given genus. As much as I understand you say there's no subfield other than rational subfields (of genus zero)? – Syed Feb 26 '11 at 21:18
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The algorithm to embed function fields, ie. to test if a function field E can be embedded into a function field F has been developed (and implemented in Magma) by a student of Florian Hess: Gerriet Möhlmann as part of his Diploma work. His thesis (in German) can be found at _URL_ The method is an extension of Florian's automorphism algorithm, in Magma, it is available through the Inclusions command.
To generate function fields of a given genus there are a few possibilities, none of them worked out completely. If the field can be obtained as an Abelian extension (eg. (hyper)elliptic curves have a degree 2 model) then class field theory can be used to generate all such fields. Similar, soluble exxtensions can be constructed this way. For general extensions, one could use Hunter's theorem to get bounds on the valuations of a primitive element and then enumerate all polynomials that might have such roots. Both methods have in common that they produce too many field extensions that correspond to isomorphic curves. The class field theoretic approach has the advantage of being available through Magma.... (I can provide details if anyone is interested)
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Here is an algorithm (horribly inefficient) to generate all non-hyperelliptic, non-rational, separable subfields of a non-hyperelliptic function field $F$ over a finite field $K$. Let $\Omega$ be the space of global holomorphic differentials of $F/K$. For any $K$-subspace $V$ of $\Omega$, choose a basis $v_1,\ldots,v_m$ of $V$, compute the elements $v_j/v_1,j>1$ of $F$ (and compute the algebraic relations among these $v_j$), let $E_V$ be the subfield they generate. If $E_V \ne F$ and is not rational, then you found a subfield as above. All such subfields will appear this way (proof left to the reader). There are only finitely many such $V$ since $K$ is assume finite.
Don't even dream of implementing this algorithm as is. Using the numerator of the zeta function, its factors and the Cartier operator, you can perhaps cut down the number of $V$'s that need to be tested. Maybe hyperelliptic subfields can be dealt with by using quadratic differentials.
If Florian Hess can't do it, you are probably out of luck, as far as implementation goes.
Added later: For a hyperelliptic subfield of genus $>1$, one still has a subspace $V$ but the corresponding $E_V$ is the canonical rational subfield of the hyperelliptic field. In this case, the field will be intermediate between $F$ and $E_V$ and perhaps the suggestion of Dror Speiser of using number field arguments might lead to it. It's the elliptic fields that are going to be hard to get.
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"It's the elliptic fields that are going to be hard to get." Exactly, although Tate's theorem can be used effectively to exclude them. But if they are there, then Tate tells you what they are, but does not even bound the degree of the morphism $C\to E$. – inkspot Feb 27 '11 at 11:46
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The CData ADO.NET Provider for PostgreSQL implements standard ADO.NET data access components that can be used with third-party controls. The standard ADO.NET process for databinding can be followed to enable bidirectional access to live data from UI controls. In this article we show how to use the CData components to databind to the DevExpress Windows Forms and Web controls; you will databind to a chart that displays current data.
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The code below shows how to populate a DevExpress chart with PostgreSQL data. The PostgreSQLDataAdapter binds to the Series property of the chart control. The Diagram property of the control defines the x- and y-axes as the column names.
using (PostgreSQLConnection connection = new PostgreSQLConnection( "User=postgres;Password=admin;Database=postgres;Server=127.0.0.1;Port=5432;")) { PostgreSQLDataAdapter dataAdapter = new PostgreSQLDataAdapter( "SELECT ShipName, ShipCity FROM Orders", connection); DataTable table = new DataTable(); dataAdapter.Fill(table); DevExpress.XtraCharts.Series series = new DevExpress.XtraCharts.Series(); chartControl1.Series.Add(series); series.DataSource = table; series.ValueDataMembers.AddRange(new string[] { "ShipCity" }); series.ArgumentScaleType = DevExpress.XtraCharts.ScaleType.Qualitative; series.ArgumentDataMember = "ShipName"; series.ValueScaleType = DevExpress.XtraCharts.ScaleType.Numerical; chartControl1.Legend.Visibility = DevExpress.Utils.DefaultBoolean.False; ((DevExpress.XtraCharts.SideBySideBarSeriesView)series.View).ColorEach = true; }
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The code below shows how to populate a DevExpress Web control with PostgreSQL data. The PostgreSQLDataAdapter binds to the Series property of the chart; the Diagram property defines the x- and y-axes as the column names.
using DevExpress.XtraCharts; using (PostgreSQLConnection connection = new PostgreSQLConnection( "User=postgres;Password=admin;Database=postgres;Server=127.0.0.1;Port=5432;")) { PostgreSQLDataAdapter PostgreSQLDataAdapter1 = new PostgreSQLDataAdapter("SELECT ShipName, ShipCity FROM Orders", connection); DataTable table = new DataTable(); PostgreSQLDataAdapter1.Fill(table); DevExpress.XtraCharts.Series series = new Series("Series1", ViewType.Bar); WebChartControl1.Series.Add(series); series.DataSource = table; series.ValueDataMembers.AddRange(new string[] { "ShipCity" }); series.ArgumentScaleType = ScaleType.Qualitative; series.ArgumentDataMember = "ShipName"; series.ValueScaleType = ScaleType.Numerical; ((DevExpress.XtraCharts.SideBySideBarSeriesView)series.View).ColorEach = true; }


text: Graph-to-text generation aims to generate fluent texts from graph-based data. In this paper, we investigate two recently proposed pretrained language models (PLMs) and analyze the impact of different task-adaptive pretraining strategies for PLMs in graph-to-text generation. We present a study across three graph domains: meaning representations, Wikipedia knowledge graphs (KGs) and scientific KGs. We show that the PLMs BART and T5 achieve new state-of-the-art results and that task-adaptive pretraining strategies improve their performance even further. In particular, we report new state-of-the-art BLEU scores of 49.72 on LDC2017T10, 59.70 on WebNLG, and 25.66 on AGENDA datasets - a relative improvement of 31.8%, 4.5%, and 42.4%, respectively. In an extensive analysis, we identify possible reasons for the PLMs' success on graph-to-text tasks. We find evidence that their knowledge about true facts helps them perform well even when the input graph representation is reduced to a simple bag of node and edge labels.


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Delete SNAPSHOT Task
You can use the Delete SNAPSHOT task to delete SNAPSHOT components from a Maven repository based on their timestamps.
The task only removes timestamped versions within "-SNAPSHOT" version folders, which typically contain multiple SNAPSHOTs for the same SNAPSHOT version.
The Delete SNAPSHOT task can help you preserve storage space by removing SNAPSHOT versions that you no longer need to access after deploying a new SNAPSHOT. When you create the task, you can specify the following:
 - Repository on which to run the task.
 - Minimum snapshot count - the minimum number of snapshots to preserve per component SNAPSHOT version.
 - Snapshot retention (days) - delete all SNAPSHOT versions older than this number of days provided you still keep the minimum number specified in Minimum snapshot count.
 - Remove if released - check this if you want to remove all SNAPSHOT versions that match any released component found with the same groupId and artifactId coordinates.
 - This will take precedence over the number you selected in the Minimum snapshot count field.
 - Grace period after release (days) - the number of days before purging released SNAPSHOTs.
 - The task will not delete any released SNAPSHOTs that have timestamps that fall within the set grace period.
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It is possible to configure this task in such a way that the results may be unexpected. For example, if you configure the task to keep 0 minimum SNAPSHOTs older than 0 days, it will delete all SNAPSHOTs whether or not you configured a grace period for releases.
The underlying soft-deleted blobs are permanently deleted using the strategy supported by the blobstore implementation.
Delete SNAPSHOT Task Example
For this example, say you have a folder named "1.3-SNAPSHOT" that contains three files with different timestamps:
 - artifact-1.3-20210226.143327-1.jar
 - artifact-1.3-20210226.172432-2.jar
 - artifact-1.3-20210227.102015-3.jar
You configure the Delete SNAPSHOT task with the following parameters:
 - Minimum snapshot count: 1
 - Snapshot retention (days): 0
 - Remove if released: unchecked
 - Grace period after release: 0
This configuration will leave only the single file with the latest timestamp. After running the task, you will be left only with the file artifact-1.3-20210227.102015-3.jar.
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Let us make an in-depth study of depository system. After reading this article you will learn about: 1. Features of Depository System 2. Advantages of Depository System.
Features of Depository System:
A depository system has the following features:
(a) Day-to-day basis of reconciliation is made by NSDL;
(b) Securities are divisible and, as such, can be transacted by any quantity;
(c) Securities are allotted International Security Identification Number (ISIN) by SEBI;
(d) The benefit of depository system is enjoyed by the investor/owner of securities; and
(e) CDSL and NSDL are the Depository Participants to act as agent.
Advantages of Depository System:
Enjoyed by Investors:
i. It eliminates bad deliveries;
ii. It computes the settlement cycle very fast;
iii. It makes immediate transfer and registration of securities;
iv. It eliminates all risks associated with physical certificate;
v. It also provides nomination facility to the investors;
vi. It reduces trading cost;
vii. Since it is paperless trading, no share certificate and deed etc. are required.
Enjoyed by the Capital Market:
(i) Dues are settled in a very short time;
(ii) It also eliminates bad delivering;
(iii) It also eliminates the problems arising from odd lots of securities;
(iv) It eliminates the physical handling of paperwork's;
(v) It reduces errors;
(vi) Questions of loss, mutilation of securities does not arise.
(vii) Huge number of transactions can be settled at a very short time.
Enjoyed by the Company:
(a) It reduces the risk of loss of securities and, at the same time, reduces the fraudulent activities;
(b) It avoids the checking of shares, deeds and various papers,
(e) No share certificate is issued as the securities are divisible;
(d) It reduces the various costs which require secretarial help;
(e) It supplies better communication facilities
(f) Easy availability of data and information (i.e. issue of bonus share, right share, dividend declaration, etc.) are available which helps the shareholder to take decisions.
Disadvantages of Depository System:
The Depository System is not free from snags. Some of them are:
(a) Number of frauds may be increased as there is no physical checking;
(b) Practically, to set up a single depository is not possible;
(c) MDS (Multiple Depository System) invites the problems of coordination.
Although the Depository System is not free from snags, even then it is a boom to the world of capital market. It, no doubt, proves an efficient transfer system and helps the investors and the company in various forms. It overcomes the problems from bad delivery, counterfeit certificates, etc. It also reduces various cost and expenses (i.e. Registration cost).


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EXTRACTHASHTAGS("So, like, the new AppSheet EXTRACT formulas? They're so totally awesome! #extract #appsheet #no-code #WowW #wHoA") : #extract , #appsheet , #no-code , #WowW , #wHoA (list)
Syntax
EXTRACTHASHTAGS( text-to-extract-from )
Arguments
text-to-extract-from (any textual)
Return Value
A list of Text values, with each value representing one hashtag. Note that each hashtag will still include its # sign at the front.
See Also
EXTRACT(), EXTRACTCHOICE(), EXTRACTDATES(), EXTRACTDATETIMES(), EXTRACTDURATIONS(), EXTRACTEMAILS(), EXTRACTMENTIONS(), EXTRACTNUMBERS(), EXTRACTPHONENUMBERS(), EXTRACTPRICES(), EXTRACTTIMES()
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1793 Angel Number Spiritual Meaning
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Angel number 1793 meaning
What Does 1793 Mean?
1793=1+7+9+3=20, 2+0=2
If you see angel number 1793, the message relates to the field of relationships and personality development and says that Actions taken for the purpose of self-improvement can lead to solving your problems on a personal level. There is no need to go to unnecessary trainings and look out over your glasses in search of a potential spouse. Try to actually improve your intellectual level, and you will have a much more real chance of success.
Detailed significance of 1793 single digits
Angel number 1793 represents a vibration spectrum of number 1, number 7, as well as nine (9) and number 3 an
The Seven in the message of the angels means that you have ceased to see the difference between your abilities and your duties. The fact that others do not possess your talents is not a reason for becoming "a servant for everybody" and taking on someone else's work. Consider that it will be almost impossible to get rid of it.
The Nine, appearing in the message you received from above, means that the qualities of this number - goodwill, the ability to understand and forgive - allowed you to safely resolve the situation that seemed hopeless. Angels recommend that you take these properties of your nature as a basis in order to use them under any circumstances.
The Three in the message of the angels is a veiled compliment. You have creatively approached solving a trivial problem, and achieved the desired results. One can but hope that the experience gained will benefit you, and you will continue to treat everyday situations as if your life depended on each of them.
1793 numerology meaning
1 - 3
- - -
7 - 9
The combination of the One and the Seven is a "trademark" of total bad luck. If you meet number 17 too often, then it is time you stopped relying on luck and began acting thoughtfully and purposefully. You will be surprised to realize how simple and effective it is unless you rush or give way to your emotions.
Get ready for a situation in which romance is mixed with life experience in a ratio of 5:1. Probably, you will soon fall in love, and all your logical constructions, all your rules of logic will be powerless against the overwhelming feeling. Do not try to keep the remnants of common sense and do not reproach yourself for doing foolish things. There is no shame in losing your head.
You will have to drink the cup of the bitterest poison: become the object of envy. You managed to do what others did not, and your relationship cracked. If you feel bad because of this, put it down to common luck. People willingly forgive luckiness, but they never forgive superiority.
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Does the Shoefresh also remove the smell of old shoes?
Yes, the smell of old shoes is also hugely decreased with the Shoefresh. Usually the insoles of old shoes smell the worst. Therefore we advice to replace the old insoles with our specially developed Shoefresh insoles with bamboo.
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To list or set parameter set type → counter mappings, use the following rhino-console commands.
listsnmpcountermappings
Command
listsnmpcountermappings [parameter set type name]
 Description
 Lists the current Parameter Set Type + Counter Name -> Index mappings. If a
 parameter set type name is specified, then only the mappings associated with
 that parameter set type are listed, otherwise all mappings are listed.
What it does
Lists the current Parameter Set Type + Counter Name to Index mappings used to represent SNMP statistics from each parameter set. Includes three columns of information:
 - the parameter set type name
 - the index assigned to the counter
 - the counter name within the parameter set type.
Example
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Transactions 2 active
Transactions 3 committed
Transactions 4 rolledBack
Transactions 5 started
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Command
setsnmpcountermapping [-namespace] <parameter set type name> <counter name>
<-index <index>|-auto|-none>
 Description
 Sets or clears the index used for the specified parameter set type and counter.
 The -index option sets the mapping to a specific index, while the -auto option
 auto-assigns an available index. The -none option clears any existing mapping.
Note If the parameter set type has default pre-defined counter mapping, -auto will set the counter mapping to the pre-defined value. Otherwise, it will set to an auto-generated value.
What it does
Sets or clears SNMP counter mappings.
Example
[Rhino@localhost (#22)] setsnmpcountermapping Services activeRootSbbs 3
SNMP counter mapping for activeRootSbbs set to 3
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Let $E$ a rank $r\geq 3$ vector bundle over a curve $C$ and let $E'$ a rank $r-1$ subbundle of $E$. Thus we have $\mathbb{P} (E') \subset \mathbb{P} (E)$; what can be said about $ \xi|_{\mathbb{P}(E')}$, where $\xi$ is the tautological class of $\mathbb P (E)$?
If $\xi'$, $F'$ are resp. the tautological class of $\mathbb P (E')$ and the class of a fibre in $\mathbb P (E')$, is it possible to compute the components of $ \xi|_{\mathbb{P}(E')}$ with respetc to $\xi'$, $F'$?
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I personally prefer to work with sheaves which ultimately gives you the same thing, but sometimes you need to work in a dual setting. So, I will use sheaves below, feel free to rewrite this for yourself in the language of bundles.
Let $\alpha: \mathscr E_1\to \mathscr E_2$ be a surjective morphism of sheaves and a scheme $X$ and let $\pi_i:\mathbb P(\mathscr E_i)\to X$ be the associated projective bundle for $i=1,2$.
By construction there exist surjective sheaf morphisms $\pi_i^*\mathscr E_i\to \mathscr O_{\mathbb P(\mathscr E_i)}(1)$ on $\mathbb P(\mathscr E_i)$. Pulling back $\alpha$ to $\mathbb P(\mathscr E_2)$ gives a composition of surjective morphisms: $$ \pi_2^*\mathscr E_1\to \pi_2^*\mathscr E_2\to \mathscr O_{\mathbb P(\mathscr E_2)}(1). $$
This induces a natural map $\beta: \mathbb P(\mathscr E_2)\to \mathbb P (\mathscr E_1)$ such that $\beta^* \mathscr O_{\mathbb P(\mathscr E_2)}(1) = \mathscr O_{\mathbb P(\mathscr E_2)}(1)$. I leave it for you to check that $\beta$ is injective (after all you claimed this as a matter-of-fact in the question). The pull-back equality means that the tautological class of $\pi_1$ restricts to the tautological class of $\pi_2$.
In other words, using your notation, $\xi|_{\mathbb P(E')}=\xi'$.
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With a new blank drawing, the current revision will be 0 unless this is edited.
The revision of an element can not be edited. The only influence that the user has over the revision of an element is at the creation or the adaptation of an element: in these cases, the element will be given the current or 'work' revision.
If a new revision is required, the previous revision with which the user had worked will be locked. Once a revision has been locked it can no longer be edited.
Revision Lists
The purpose of the revision system is to enable the user to easily identify the differences between two revisions.
In the Bill of Materials dialog box, a part list can be made for two revisions which will clarify the differences between the two revisions.
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revision 0: Position part PR5 total:5
revision 1: Position part PR5 total:3
In revision 0 there were five elements with Pr5 in the drawing.
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Value of any type can have in-line representation and be saved in the configuration in one line(since multi-line values cannot be stored). The component uses VALUE entry to store full information about the property. The value is prefixed with type information.
VALUE = inline_value
The inline_value is formally defined as:
inline_value ::-- type_prefix: represented_value | represented_value
type_prefix ::-- enum single_type_name | list single_type_name | single_type_name
single_type_name ::-- basic_type_name | Object "class_name"
represented_value ::-- representation_name : inline_value_body | inline_value_body
inline_value_body ::-- value_body | { object_fields_list } | { enum_items_list }
object_fields_list ::-- object_field_value, object_fields_list | object_field_value
object_field_value ::-- "field_name" = inline_value | = inline_value
enum_fields_list ::-- inline_value , enum_fields_list | inline_value
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Chain of Custody
Chain of custody refers to the movement and location of evidence from the moment it was collected to the time it is presented at trial. A proper Chain of Custody must establish:
 - Which person / officer / investigator collected the evidence and what did that person do with it for example, did the investigator package the evidence so it prevents tampering and distinguishes it from other evidence seized at the same crime scene;
 - Date, time, and place the evidence was collected;
 - How the evidence was collected - what procedures and methods were used to collect it and what safeguards were used to protect the evidence;
 - How the evidence was tagged, labeled or marked;
 - Where the officer / investigator stored the evidence and properly logged it.
 - When and by whom the evidence is moved, transferred, or tested.
Testimony and documentation are used to authenticate evidence – to establish that the evidence is what it is claimed to be. Evidence that cannot be authenticated may not be reliable or trustworthy and will not be admitted at a criminal trial. Often, prosecutors must establish chain of custody because criminal prosecutions depend on evidence gathered by police officers at the crime scene. Criminal defense attorneys generally challenge the chain of custody presented by prosecutors. If a criminal defense attorney succeeds in showing a break in the chain of custody then the prosecutor may be precluded from presenting that evidence to the jury.


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Red Building Where The Sun Sets,produced by Syed Sultan Ahmed and Tabassum Modi,has won the National Award for the Best Film on Family Values,in the Non Feature film category. Director Revathy says,Most children are witness to parents arguments. It is not uncommon but it is important to give children the security of love and home and make them realise that arguments between people are normal and it will not shake their world. This message is important especially these days when our life outside our homes is so much under pressure and so we bring our tensions back home. Red Building Where the Sun Sets is a film from the childs point of view and his reaction to the fights his parents have day in and day out.
Talking over the phone,the director added,The film has been produced by the Bengaluru-based organisation Edu Media. They make films in a genre called School Cinema targetting students and parents. In the last couple of years they have made over 50 such short films. These are shown in schools.
Though excited about the award,Revathy is also happy about the response that the film is garnering. We showed it at the Goa festival and the response was good. The film was discussed. So what are the plans that Revathy has about getting it across to people? The film is not for the masses; its for a particular section. Its for parents of kids in the seven to nine age group. We are showing it to parents,screening the film in schools and also planning to get it uploaded on YouTube, said Revathy,who understands very well that short films dont get across to people as they should and hence these plans should work out in favour of her film.
When asked what she is planning next,Revathy,who has directed films like Mitr My Friend and Phir Milenge,says, I am coming up with a feature film in Hindi and am working on that right now.
Red Building Where the Sun Sets has Anu Hassan,Sunil Vishnu,Abhay Nanda and Dhritiman Chatterjee in the cast and features cinematography by Alphonse Roy,script by Suresh Triveni and Priya Venkatraman,music by Amartya Rahut and editing by James J Valiakulathil.


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Image loader component with fallbacks for React Native apps
React Native Image Fallback
Image loader component with fallbacks for React Native apps.
1. What is React Native Image Fallback?
React Native Image Fallback is a lightweight image component which supports fallback images for React Native apps.
2. Getting Started
Install React Native Image Fallback
npm i react-native-image-fallback --save
3. Usage
Import it
import {ImageLoader} from 'react-native-image-fallback';
Use it in you component
render() {
 const imageSource = '_URL_'; // An image URL
 const fallbacks = [
 '_URL_', // An image URI
 require('./local/image/path'), // A locally require'd image
 ];
 return (
 <ImageLoader
 source={imageSource}
 fallback={fallbacks}
 />
 )
}
4. Properties
This is basically a React Native Image. So all the <Image /> props will work. On top of that
 - source - The source image. Can be a string URL or a require('') image file
 - fallback - The fallback(s). Can be a string URL, a require('') image file or an array consisting of either
 - onLoadStart - Accepts a calback function with the first parameter being the image that is being loaded to the component.
 - onLoadEnd - Invoked when load either succeeds or fails. Accepts a callback function with the first parameter being the image in question.
 - onSuccess - Invoked when the component successfully loads an image. Accepts a callback function with the first parameter being the loaded image.
 - onError - Invoked when all the given images fail to load.
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A control character that activates a bell, alarm, or other audio device to get someone's attention.
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The control code used to sound an audible bell or tone in order to alert the user (ASCII 7, EBCDIC 2F).


These are the current rules around going on holiday in the UK - and when foreign trips could be allowed
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Overnight stays outside of your home are still not allowed (Photo: Shutterstock)
Across the UK, lockdown restrictions are gradually starting to ease, with people given more freedom to spend time outdoors and meet loved ones from a safe distance.
As freedom of movement becomes slightly more relaxed, many may be looking forward to the prospect of holidaying again, particularly given the current warm weather.
But are holidays allowed yet?
Can I go on holiday in the UK?
Since the UK government relaxed restrictions in May, people in England are allowed to travel to other destinations irrespective of distance.
However, people must not travel to destinations outside of England, as Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are each following different government guidance.
Current rules state that day trips to an outdoor space are acceptable, providing you are able to return home on the same day.
As such, an overnight stay away from the place you are living for a holiday, or similar purpose, is not permitted. This includes staying overnight in a second home.
In circumstances where your job requires you to stay away from home, this is acceptable, providing social distancing is maintained.
Hotels and bed and breakfasts still remain closed, except when providing accommodation for specific reasons set out in law, such as for work.
What are the travel rules across the UK?
In Scotland, only recreational trips that are "broadly within five miles" from your home are allowed, and these should be done by walking or cycling wherever possible.
In Wales, people are still advised to stay at home as much as possible and while outdoor exercise can be done more than once per day, it must be done locally.
In Northern Ireland, driving for daily exercise is allowed, although day trips have not been specified in the government guidance.
Instead, people have been urged to "be sensible and limit the number of journeys" that they take.
Indoor gatherings of different households are still banned, but this is being kept under review.
When will holidays be allowed?
Culture secretary Oliver Dowden recently suggested that holidays in the UK could be permitted at the beginning of July, which could see rules change to allow overnight stays.
Self-catering cottages, Airbnb properties, campsites, hotels and holiday parks will still remain closed until at least July.
If the UK government believes enough progress has been made against its five key tests, England could move into phase three of lifting lockdown in July.
In this phase, other parts of the hospitality and leisure sector could be permitted to reopen, including hotels and holiday resorts. However, this phase is not expected to begin until 4 July.
When will foreign holidays be allowed?
Spain's tourism minister confirmed that foreign tourists can book holidays in the country from 1 July, with the mandatory 14 day quarantine rule for foreign tourists to be lifted from this point.
Jet2 will restart its flights and holidays from 1 July, along with Ryanair, while easyJet willresume a number of limited flights from 22 airports across the UK and Europe from 15 June.
The UK government has not yet confirmed when travel bans are likely to be lifted.


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Senator Siewert, pursuant to notice of motion not objected to as a formal motion, moved business of the Senate notice of motion no. 3—That the following matters be referred to the Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee for inquiry and report by 30 September 2010:
 (a) what compensation payments are made by Commonwealth, state and territory governments to people adversely affected by government policies, legislation or unlawful actions;
 (b) what is the legal basis for payments, what defines their size and are there variations between the legal basis and amounts paid between state and federal governments;
 (c) what are the principles on which compensation payments should be based in order that they are proportionate, appropriate and easily understood; and
 (d) what opportunities are there for national coordination to ensure equity and consistency where people have been adversely affected by similar government policies, legislation or unlawful actions.
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Francis William Kellogg (May 30, 1810-January 13, 1879) was a U.S. Representative from the states of Michigan and Alabama.
Kellogg was born in Worthington, Massachusetts and attended the common schools. He moved to Columbus, Ohio, in 1833 and then to Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1855 where he engaged in the lumber business with the firm Kellogg, White & Co. at Kelloggville (which was named after him) in Kent County, Michigan. He was a member of the Michigan State House of Representatives in 1857 and 1858.
Kellogg was elected from Michigan as a Republican to United States House of Representatives for the Thirty-sixth, Thirty-seventh, and Thirty-eighth Congresses, serving from March 4, 1859 to March 3, 1865. During the American Civil War, he organized the Second, Third, and Sixth Regiments by authority of the United States Department of War and was appointed colonel of the Third Regiment. He was appointed by U.S. President Andrew Johnson as collector of internal revenue for the southern district of Alabama on April 30, 1866, and served until July 1868, residing in Mobile, Alabama.
Upon the readmission of Alabama to the Union, Kellogg was elected as a Republican to the Fortieth Congress, serving from July 22, 1868, to March 3, 1869. He then moved to New York City and later to Alliance, Ohio, where he died. He is interred in Fulton Street Cemetery in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Property Tax Lawyers in Coldwater
Coldwater, Ohio laws require that most owners of real property pay taxes on its value. "Real property" refers to building and land, and objects (like natural resources) that are permanently affixed to the land.
Property tax in Coldwater, Ohio is derived by taking a percentage of the appraised value of the property in question. They are usually collected on an annual or monthly schedule.
Generally, property taxes are not levied by the federal government. This applies to everywhere in the U.S.. Usually, property taxes are imposed by state and local governments.
How Property Tax is Calculated in Coldwater, Ohio
Most often, property taxes in Coldwater, Ohio are simply a set percentage of the property's value. Across the country, state authorities impose a wide range of different tax rates. The highest rates in the country are in the area of 5% of the property's value, and the lowest are less than 1%.
To collect the property tax, the authorities of Coldwater, Ohio have to first determine the value of a particular piece of land.
As you probably know, value is not always objective. For instance, the owners of family heirlooms usually place far more value on them than their objective monetary value. So tax officials have to be careful to only use objective criteria in valuing property for tax purposes.
To that end, the Coldwater, Ohio employees in charge of appraising land look at objective facts to calculate value, like the size of the land and any buildings on it, the way in which the land may legally be used (zoning), and the health of the local real estate market.
How A Coldwater, Ohio Property Tax Attorney Can Help.
Coldwater, Ohio's property tax system is somewhat complicated. Legal disputes arising from property taxes can arise in a number of ways. For instance, the state might accuse a homeowner of failing to pay their property taxes, when they actually have. Conversely, a homeowner might believe that the value of their property was appraised inaccurately, resulting in a higher tax bill.
If you run into any issue with your Coldwater, Ohio property taxes, failing to handle it properly can result in anything from unnecessary inconvenience to large fines and tax penalties. However, with the help of a Coldwater, Ohio tax attorney, your chances of running into a property tax problem can be minimized.


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Early Origins of the Fripps family
The surname Fripps was first found in Kent where they held a family seat from very ancient times, before the Norman Conquest in 1066.
Early History of the Fripps family
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Fripps research. Another 118 words (8 lines of text) covering the years 1296, 1612 and 1562 are included under the topic Early Fripps History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Fripps Spelling Variations
Spelling variations of this family name include: Tripp, Trippe, Trip, Trypp, Tryppe, Trype, Tripe and many more.
Early Notables of the Fripps family (pre 1700)
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Migration of the Fripps family
Some of the first settlers of this family name or some of its variants were: John Tripp of Northumberland, who came to Newport or Portsmouth, Rhode Island in 1630; Mathew Trip arrived in America in 1709; Thomas Trip settled in Georgia in 1734.
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An automatic algorithm for fairing B-spline curves of general order is presented. This work was motivated by a method of Farin and Sapidis about fairing planar cubic B-spline curves by subsequently removing and reinserting knots. Instead our new algorithm is based on the idea of subsequently changing one control point of a given B-spline curve so that the new curve minimizes the integral of the squared l-th derivative of the B-spline curve. How to proceed, if a tolerance is given and must be kept, is also discussed.
Computing Supplementum 10, Geometric Modelling, Springer, 1995, 129-147.


Limiting Result Sets by Using TABLESAMPLE
The TABLESAMPLE clause limits the number of rows returned from a table in the FROM clause to a sample number or PERCENT of rows. For example:
TABLESAMPLE (10 PERCENT) /*Return a sample 10 percent of the rows of the result set. */
TABLESAMPLE (15 ROWS) /* Return a sample of 15 rows from the result set. */.
TABLESAMPLE cannot be applied to derived tables, tables from linked servers, and tables derived from table-valued functions, rowset functions, or OPENXML. TABLESAMPLE cannot be specified in the definition of a view or an inline table-valued function.
The syntax for the TABLESPACE clause is as follows:
TABLESAMPLE [SYSTEM] (sample_number [ PERCENT | ROWS ] )
[ REPEATABLE (repeat_seed) ]
NoteNote
TABLESAMPLE was introduced in SQL Server 2005. When TABLESAMPLE is used against databases that are upgraded from an earlier version, the compatibility level of the database must be set to at least 90. To set the database compatibility level, see ALTER DATABASE (Transact-SQL).
You can use TABLESAMPLE to quickly return a sample from a large table when either of the following conditions is true:
 - The sample does not have to be a truly random sample at the level of individual rows.
 - Rows on individual pages of the table are not correlated with other rows on the same page.
Important noteImportant
If you really want a random sample of individual rows, modify your query to filter out rows randomly, instead of using TABLESAMPLE. For example, the following query uses the NEWID function to return approximately one percent of the rows of the Sales.SalesOrderDetail table:
SELECT * FROM Sales.SalesOrderDetail
WHERE 0.01 >= CAST(CHECKSUM(NEWID(), SalesOrderID) & 0x7fffffff AS float)
/ CAST (0x7fffffff AS int)
The SalesOrderID column is included in the CHECKSUM expression so that NEWID() evaluates once per row to achieve sampling on a per-row basis. The expression CAST(CHECKSUM(NEWID(), SalesOrderID) & 0x7fffffff AS float / CAST (0x7fffffff AS int) evaluates to a random float value between 0 and 1.
SYSTEM specifies an ANSI SQL implementation-dependent sampling method. Specifying SYSTEM is optional, but this option is the only sampling method available in SQL Server and is applied by default.
TABLESAMPLE SYSTEM returns an approximate percentage of rows and generates a random value for each physical 8-KB page in the table. Based on the random value for a page and the percentage specified in the query, a page is either included in the sample or excluded. Each page that is included returns all rows in the sample result set. For example, if you specify TABLESAMPLE SYSTEM 10 PERCENT, SQL Server returns all the rows on approximately 10 percent of the specified data pages of the table. If the rows are evenly distributed on the pages of the table, and if there is a sufficient number of pages in the table, the number of rows returned should approximate the sample size that is requested. However, because the random value that is generated for each page is independent of the values that are generated for any other page, a larger, or smaller, percentage of pages than have been requested might be returned. The TOP(n) operator can be used to limit the number of rows to a specified maximum.
When a number of rows is specified, instead of a percentage based on the total number of rows in the table, that number is converted into a percentage of the rows and, therefore, pages that should be returned. The TABLESAMPLE operation is then performed with that computed percentage.
If the table is made up of a single page, either all rows on the page are returned or none of the rows are returned. In this case, TABLESAMPLE SYSTEM can only return 100 percent or 0 percent of the rows on a page, regardless of the number of rows on the page.
Using TABLESAMPLE SYSTEM for a specific table limits the execution plan to use a table scan (a scan of the heap, or of the clustered index if one exists) on that table. Although the plan shows a table scan is performed, only those pages that are included in the result set are actually required to be read from the data file.
Important noteImportant
The TABLESAMPLE SYSTEM clause should be used with some caution, and with some understanding of some of the implications of using sampling. For example, a join of two tables is likely to return a match for each row in both tables; however, if TABLESAMPLE SYSTEM is specified for either of the two tables, some rows returned from the unsampled table are unlikely to have a matching row in the sampled table. This behavior might lead you to suspect that a data consistency problem exists in the underlying tables, when the data is actually valid. Similarly, if TABLESAMPLE SYSTEM is specified for both tables that are joined, the perceived problem could be even worse.
The REPEATABLE option causes a selected sample to be returned again. When REPEATABLE is specified with the same repeat_seed value, SQL Server returns the same subset of rows, as long as no changes have been made to the table. When REPEATABLE is specified with a different repeat_seed value, SQL Server will typically return a different sample of the rows in the table. The following actions to the table are considered changes: inserting, updating, deleting, index rebuilding, index defragmenting, restoring a database, and attaching a database.
A. Selecting a percentage of rows
The Person.Person table contains 19,972 rows. The following statement returns approximately 10 percent of the rows. The number of rows returned usually changes every time that the statement is executed.
USE AdventureWorks2008R2 ;
GO
SELECT FirstName, LastName
FROM Person.Person
TABLESAMPLE (10 PERCENT) ;
B. Selecting a percentage of rows with a seed value
The following statement returns the same set of rows every time that it is executed. The seed value of 205 was chosen arbitrarily.
USE AdventureWorks2008R2 ;
GO
SELECT FirstName, LastName
FROM Person.Person
TABLESAMPLE (10 PERCENT)
 REPEATABLE (205) ;
C. Selecting a number of rows
The following statement returns approximately 100 rows. The actual number of rows that are returned can vary significantly. If you specify a small number, such as 5, you might not receive results in the sample.
USE AdventureWorks2008R2 ;
GO
SELECT FirstName, LastName
FROM Person.Person
TABLESAMPLE (100 ROWS) ;
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Remus Lupin on his infant son's Metamorphic abilities[src]
Difference between Animagi and Metamorphagi
"Metamorphmagi are born, not made."
—Tonks explaining to Harry about Metamorphmagi[src]
Using Metamorphic abilities
—Tonks regarding her Metamorphmagus abilities[src]
Nymphadora Tonks changing her facial features at will and with ease
It is unknown whether Metamorphmagi receive any training in developing their innate skill, or if they learn through trial and error; given their rarity, it is unlikely that much training is available. However, Tonks has shown that she only needs to concentrate a little to change her appearance, so it may be simply a matter of the Metamorphmagi wanting to change. While it has been debated whether Animagi transformations and Disapparition require a wand, it seems Metamorphmagi do not need theirs to utilise their abilities, as Tonks has claimed that other wizards need a wand or potions to transform, meaning Metamorphmagi such as herself are not restricted as such.
Tonks angry
Tonks' hair changing colour under the influence of her emotion
It is unknown if Metamorphmagi must register with the Ministry of Magic like Animagi must, as Metamorphmagi did not choose to become what they are, while Animagi did. Although unlike Animagi, Metamorphmagi do not possess any distinct markings that come with their transformation, so it would be far more difficult to keep track of them for any signs of ability abuse.
Like many other types of magic, a Metamorphmagus' abilities are affected by his or her emotional state. The person's appearance at any moment will often reflect the emotion the person is feeling at the time. Strong emotions, such as shock or sadness, can affect their abilities to the point of having trouble using them at all. For example, Nymphadora Tonks had difficulty using her abilities following Sirius Black's death, when she was depressed over her feelings for Remus Lupin.[3]
Metamorphic abilities can be very helpful when it comes to disguises. For example, Nymphadora Tonks was able to put her abilities to use in performing espionage for the Order of the Phoenix. She also got full marks in Concealment and Disguise of her Auror training, implying that this ability can be used for official examinations and competitions.[1]
Albus Dumbledore wrote an article examining whether it was possible for Metamorphmagi to use their transformational abilities to disappear without a trace in a 1926 issue of Transfiguration Today.[4]
Known Metamorphmagi
Behind the scenes
 - In latin, the female form of Magus is Maga. However, female Metamorphmagi are never refered to as "Metamorphmaga" or "Metamorphmagae", which would be the female plural, in canon.
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The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference release a
Social Justice Statement in September every year
SOCIAL JUSTICE STATEMENT 2022-2023:
Bishop Paul Bird talks about this year's statement, titled Respect: Confronting Violence and Abuse below:
SOCIAL JUSTICE STATEMENT 2022-2023:
The Australian Catholic Bishops have released their annual social justice statement – a practice dating back to the 1940s. This year's statement, titled Respect: Confronting Violence and Abuse, addresses the scourge of domestic and family violence in society. Australian Catholic Bishops Conference president Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB writes in the statement's foreword that "The teaching of Christ urges us to promote relationships marked by respect and freedom rather than coercion and control. The message of the Gospel is not a message of domination of one person over another but a message of mutual esteem and kindness."
The Social Justice Statement is attached here, and can also be found on the Office for Justice, Ecology and Peace website. Other resources, including images, prayer and liturgy material, newsletter notices and multimedia files, can also be found on that website.
The Respect: Confronting Violence and Abuse Social Justice Statement has been published ahead of the Church's celebration of Social Justice Sunday on August 28.
SOCIAL JUSTICE STATEMENT 2021-2022:
Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor
The Bishops' Social Justice Statement 2021-22: Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor, affirms that "we human beings need a change of heart, mind, and behaviour". It draws from Scripture, from the theological tradition, from Catholic Social Teaching, and from the wisdom of the world, including the insights of the First Nations.
To download the Statement and for further resources and information regarding the Social Justice Statement, visit the Australian Catholic Social Justice Council website.
A BALLARAT RESPONSE TO THE
AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS
SOCIAL JUSTICE STATEMENT 2021-2022
"CRY OF THE EARTH CRY OF THE POOR"
The Creator of all calls us to practice a new way of living, one that is "good, true and beautiful." (LS 205)
We commit to take action together because it is "urgent and necessary." (LS 57)
Ballarat Diocesan Social Justice Commission forum –
Inspired by the latest Social Justice Statement, "Cry of the Earth Cry of the Poor", the Ballarat Diocesan Social Justice Commission hosted a forum on Saturday, November 6, 2021 from 10.00am – 3.00pm. The forum was attended in person and via parish hubs. Key messages from the Statement were selected and the following experts were invited to respond:
- Jeanette Morris: Acknowledgement of Country and Opening Prayer.
- Bishop Paul Bird: Introduce the Bishops Statement "Cry of the Earth Cry of the Poor".
- Dr Mark Diesendorf: Listening to and learning from the world – what the science is telling us.
- Dr Sandie Cornish: Listening and drawing wisdom from our own wells – responding to the "Cry of the Earth Cry of the Poor."
- Vicki Clark: Listening to creation – a call to care for Country.
- Jacqui Remond: Caring for creation – watering the seeds of change.
"We were made for love," and deeper relationships
will nourish us wherever the Holy Spirit leads. (LS 58)
A report from the Conference was published in the
dicoesan e-News on November 30, 2021:
SOCIAL JUSTICE STATEMENT 2020-2021:
To Live Life to the Full
MENTAL HEALTH WEBINAR
BDSJC hosted a Zoom webinar launching the 2020-2021 Bishop's Conference Social Justice Statement 'To Live Life to the Full, Mental Health in Australia Today'. The statement offers information on how we can care for our most vulnerable during the pandemic. It encourages faith communities, governments and each one of us, to make mental health a priority. Bishop Paul Bird introduced the Statement and outlined its contents highlighting the vulnerabilities in Australia. Bishop Paul outlined the challenges faced in seeking help for mental ill health and the human and financial costs involved. He reminded participants of how Jesus suffered psychological distress and offered care and healing to others.
Graeme Davy-Watts (Manager of Centacare, Mildura) talked to participants about the availability of mental health services in Australia today and what solutions-based supports, services and programs are available for parents and families for preventing mental ill health. Graeme shared strategies for maintaining mental health using positive psychology and focusing on personal strengths, connecting with others, being active, continuing to learn, being aware and helping others. The webinar empowered participants to both understand the issues around mental health and to reach out, encourage hope and bring fullness of life to those we love and care for. Participants attended from various areas in regional Victoria.
Download Graeme's handout here
WATCH THE WEBINAR HERE
MENTAL HEALTH FOR US ALL
The Commission also provides contact information of services to assist with mental health.


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— Ghost Kirby • Kirby Fighters Deluxe
In a team battle, fight on as Ghost Kirby after you're defeated! Attack your foes to return to life!
— Ghost Kirby • Kirby Fighters Deluxe
When you're defeated, fight on as a ghost! If you can land a hit on an enemy, you'll be revived!
— Being a Ghost • Kirby Fighters 2
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Names, etymology and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology and notes
Japanese ゴースト Translates to Ghost.
English Ghost
Simplified Chinese 幽灵 Translates to Ghost.
German Geist Translates to Ghost.
French Fantôme Translates to Ghost.
Italian Fantasma Translates to Ghost.
Spanish Fantasma Translates to Ghost.
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 - When a bubble item is sent to Ghost Kirby's mouth, he will inflate and drop on the ground and remain motionless until the item is either swallowed or discarded; this happens with the UFO ability as well.
 - Although not seen as a Copy Ability, Kirby is seen in a ghost costume in the Kirby: Right Back at Ya! episode Scare Tactics - Part II.
 - This is one of the few abilities to change the appearance of Kirby's hands. Others include Animal, where Kirby's hands have claws, UFO, where his hands disappear entirely, Burning, where his hands catch flame, and ESP, where his hands hold psychic energy.
 - While not appearing in Kirby Battle Royale, a ghost enemy appears in the Coin Clash Battle Mode. Players that are captured by the ghost pass it off to other players by performing a dash move, similarly to how the Ghost ability uses Tackle.
 - Applying the effects of Ghost manually to enemies normally not controllable reveals that movesets for these enemies (including mid-bosses, Gordo, Shotzo and the Squeaks) were included but went unused.[1]
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to determine the equality of two object types.
Use MAP if you are performing extensive sorting or hash join operations on object instances. MAP is applied once to map the objects to scalar values, and then the database uses the scalars during sorting and merging. A MAP method is more efficient than an ORDER method, which must invoke the method for each object comparison. You must use a MAP method for hash joins. You cannot use an ORDER method because the hash mechanism hashes on the object value.
See Also:
Oracle Database Object-Relational Developer's Guide for more information about object value comparisons
MAP MEMBER This clause lets you specify a MAP member function that returns the relative position of a given instance in the ordering of all instances of the object. A MAP method is called implicitly and induces an ordering of object instances by mapping them to values of a predefined scalar type. PL/SQL uses the ordering to evaluate Boolean expressions and to perform comparisons.
If the argument to the MAP method is null, then the MAP method returns null and the method is not invoked.
An object specification can contain only one MAP method, which must be a function. The result type must be a predefined SQL scalar type, and the MAP method can have no arguments other than the implicit SELF argument.
Note:
If type_name will be referenced in queries containing sorts (through an ORDER BY, GROUP BY, DISTINCT, or UNION clause) or containing joins, and you want those queries to be parallelized, then you must specify a MAP member function.
A subtype cannot define a new MAP method. However it can override an inherited MAP method.
ORDER MEMBER This clause lets you specify an ORDER member function that takes an instance of an object as an explicit argument and the implicit SELF argument and returns either a negative, zero, or positive integer. The negative, positive, or zero indicates that the implicit SELF argument is less than, equal to, or greater than the explicit argument.
If either argument to the ORDER method is null, then the ORDER method returns null and the method is not invoked.
When instances of the same object type definition are compared in an ORDER BY clause, the ORDER method map_order_function_spec is invoked.
An object specification can contain only one ORDER method, which must be a function having the return type NUMBER.
A subtype can neither define nor override an ORDER method.
varray_type_def
The varray_type_def clause lets you create the type as an ordered set of elements, each of which has the same data type.
Restrictions on Varray Types You can create a VARRAY type of XMLType or of a LOB type for procedural purposes, for example, in PL/SQL or in view queries. However, database storage of such a varray is not supported, so you cannot create an object table or an object type column of such a varray type.
nested_table_type_def
The nested_table_type_def clause lets you create a named nested table of type datatype.
Examples
Object Type Examples The following example shows how the sample type customer_typ was created for the sample Order Entry (oe) schema. A hypothetical name is given to the table so that you can duplicate this example in your test database:
CREATE TYPE customer_typ_demo AS OBJECT
 ( customer_id NUMBER(6)
 , cust_first_name VARCHAR2(20)
 , cust_last_name VARCHAR2(20)
 , cust_address CUST_ADDRESS_TYP
 , phone_numbers PHONE_LIST_TYP
 , nls_language VARCHAR2(3)
 , nls_territory VARCHAR2(30)
 , credit_limit NUMBER(9,2)
 , cust_email VARCHAR2(30)
 , cust_orders ORDER_LIST_TYP
 ) ;
/
In the following example, the data_typ1 object type is created with one member function prod, which is implemented in the CREATE TYPE BODY statement:
CREATE TYPE data_typ1 AS OBJECT
 ( year NUMBER,
 MEMBER FUNCTION prod(invent NUMBER) RETURN NUMBER
 );
/

CREATE TYPE BODY data_typ1 IS
 MEMBER FUNCTION prod (invent NUMBER) RETURN NUMBER IS
 BEGIN
 RETURN (year + invent);
 END;
 END;
/
Subtype Example The following statement shows how the subtype corporate_customer_typ in the sample oe schema was created. It is based on the customer_typ supertype created in the preceding example and adds the account_mgr_id attribute. A hypothetical name is given to the table so that you can duplicate this example in your test database:
CREATE TYPE corporate_customer_typ_demo UNDER customer_typ
 ( account_mgr_id NUMBER(6)
 );
SQLJ Object Type Example The following examples create a SQLJ object type and subtype. The address_t type maps to the Java class Examples.Address. The subtype long_address_t maps to the Java class Examples.LongAddress. The examples specify SQLData as the mechanism used to create the Java instance of these types. Each of the functions in these type specifications has a corresponding implementation in the Java class.
See Also:
Oracle Database Object-Relational Developer's Guide for the Java implementation of the functions in these type specifications
CREATE TYPE address_t AS OBJECT
 EXTERNAL NAME 'Examples.Address' LANGUAGE JAVA
 USING SQLData(
 street_attr varchar(250) EXTERNAL NAME 'street',
 city_attr varchar(50) EXTERNAL NAME 'city',
 state varchar(50) EXTERNAL NAME 'state',
 zip_code_attr number EXTERNAL NAME 'zipCode',
 STATIC FUNCTION recom_width RETURN NUMBER
 EXTERNAL VARIABLE NAME 'recommendedWidth',
 STATIC FUNCTION create_address RETURN address_t
 EXTERNAL NAME 'create() return Examples.Address',
 STATIC FUNCTION construct RETURN address_t
 EXTERNAL NAME 'create() return Examples.Address',
 STATIC FUNCTION create_address (street VARCHAR, city VARCHAR,
 state VARCHAR, zip NUMBER) RETURN address_t
 EXTERNAL NAME 'create (java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.lang.String, int) return Examples.Address',
 STATIC FUNCTION construct (street VARCHAR, city VARCHAR,
 state VARCHAR, zip NUMBER) RETURN address_t
 EXTERNAL NAME
 'create (java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.lang.String, int) return Examples.Address',
 MEMBER FUNCTION to_string RETURN VARCHAR
 EXTERNAL NAME 'tojava.lang.String() return java.lang.String',
 MEMBER FUNCTION strip RETURN SELF AS RESULT
 EXTERNAL NAME 'removeLeadingBlanks () return Examples.Address'
 ) NOT FINAL;
/
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE long_address_t
UNDER address_t
EXTERNAL NAME 'Examples.LongAddress' LANGUAGE JAVA
USING SQLData(
 street2_attr VARCHAR(250) EXTERNAL NAME 'street2',
 country_attr VARCHAR (200) EXTERNAL NAME 'country',
 address_code_attr VARCHAR (50) EXTERNAL NAME 'addrCode',
 STATIC FUNCTION create_address RETURN long_address_t
 EXTERNAL NAME 'create() return Examples.LongAddress',
 STATIC FUNCTION construct (street VARCHAR, city VARCHAR,
 state VARCHAR, country VARCHAR, addrs_cd VARCHAR)
 RETURN long_address_t
 EXTERNAL NAME
 'create(java.lang.String, java.lang.String,
 java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.lang.String)
 return Examples.LongAddress',
 STATIC FUNCTION construct RETURN long_address_t
 EXTERNAL NAME 'Examples.LongAddress()
 return Examples.LongAddress',
 STATIC FUNCTION create_longaddress (
 street VARCHAR, city VARCHAR, state VARCHAR, country VARCHAR,
 addrs_cd VARCHAR) return long_address_t
 EXTERNAL NAME
 'Examples.LongAddress (java.lang.String, java.lang.String,
 java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.lang.String)
 return Examples.LongAddress',
 MEMBER FUNCTION get_country RETURN VARCHAR
 EXTERNAL NAME 'country_with_code () return java.lang.String'
 );
/
Type Hierarchy Example The following statements create a type hierarchy. Type employee_t inherits the name and ssn attributes from type person_t and in addition has department_id and salary attributes. Type part_time_emp_t inherits all of the attributes from employee_t and, through employee_t, those of person_t and in addition has a num_hrs attribute. Type part_time_emp_t is final by default, so no further subtypes can be created under it.
CREATE TYPE person_t AS OBJECT (name VARCHAR2(100), ssn NUMBER)
 NOT FINAL;
/
CREATE TYPE employee_t UNDER person_t
 (department_id NUMBER, salary NUMBER) NOT FINAL;
/
CREATE TYPE part_time_emp_t UNDER employee_t (num_hrs NUMBER);
/
You can use type hierarchies to create substitutable tables and tables with substitutable columns.
Varray Type Example The following statement shows how the phone_list_typ varray type with five elements in the sample oe schema was created. A


What is a mobile security patrol?
The main function of mobile patrols is to mitigate the risk and the probability of robbery, damage, vandalism, and unlawful action on commercial premises. If you strive to protect your business, this type of security service is a highly effective solution. The support of a proficient and skillful team of mobile security professionals can be really advantageous in many ways, allowing you to gain peace of mind and be sure that your assets, facilities, and business property are monitored and regular checks are held to deter theft and illegal activity.
What are the types of security patrol?
Anyone who wants to prevent harmful incidents from happening can opt for mobile security patrol services and choose among the following categories of patrolling:
 - Foot patrol. The group of patrol officers investigates the territory by walking to assure the safety of your business/construction site/commercial building, keeping the surroundings crime-free by enforcing laws.
 - Vehicle security patrol. Efficient loss and crime prevention and enhancing the safety of specified locations are possible only by ensuring regular visits. Rapid response to emergency events at your facility can be conducted by a competent vehicle and mobile security patrol.
 - Use of CCTV systems. Using CCTV systems, it is possible to continuously monitor the situation and promptly react to abnormal activity.
 - Alarm systems. A monitored alarm system with the response of a mobile patrol officer is a sound strategy to get excellent security support.
 - Observation posts. A static group of guards is responsible for patrolling a particular area and providing early warning.
How much does a security patrol cost?
The costs of hiring a patrol that will maintain security depend on many factors. It can be an increased level of risk, location of the premises that must be inspected regularly, or reputation and expertise of the company. Generally, the average cost is approximately $40-50 an hour.
What does a mobile patrol officer do?
The main duties of experts are to monitor surveillance equipment, prevent losses, promote a safe environment, detect dangerous situations, and respond to emergencies. If you are in search of a solid way to keep your business safe, consider choosing the services of the mobile security team.