should be done to prove this.
When using the commission expense from the tax return be ALERT -- the commission expense might include wages and thus you have an employee vs. independent contractor issue (see section on Employee vs. Independent contractor, below). Separate the wage expense from the actual commission expense. The commission expense can then be used in an algebraic formula to determine retail sales.
Method 3 - Retail Income Formula
Information needed:
 1. Commission expense on tax return
 2. Commission percent paid on retail sales
Commission Expense divided by the Employee Commission percent paid on sales equals Retail Income
There are two items to consider when reconstructing retail sales using this formula:
 1. Consideration for special sales on products (there might not be a 100 percent mark-up) and
 2. Consideration for "walkthrough" traffic where no specific worker receives a commission.
It is worth reiterating that these audit techniques are guides and not absolutes. However, they have been effective in previous examinations. Using the techniques, adjustments have been made to the individual (booth renter) who failed to report his or her commission income. In the situations encountered, Forms 1099 were not issued by the salon owner for the commissions paid. In addition, salon income was also adjusted. The salon had understated retail revenue. The first indication of a potential problem was noted through the COGS percentage comparison.
Example - Retail Income Formula
Information provided:
 1. Commission Expense per Tax Return equals $15,000
 2. Commission Percent equals 15%
 3. COGS equals $53,000
 4. Retail income per tax return equals $105,000
COGS times 2 equals the Potential Retail Income
$53,000 times 2 equals $ 106,000
Retail Income equals the Commission Expense divided by Employee Commission Percent paid or $15,000 divided by 15 percent which equals Retail Revenue of $100,000.
Analysis of Reported Retail Income:
1. There is a percent mark-up on cost. The industry practice is 100 percent mark-up on cost. This mark-up percent is reasonable.
2. The commission expense reported on the tax return indicates retail revenue should be at least $100,000.
Note: Small amounts of skimming are not easily identified. These two formulas were designed to identify large discrepancies.
Rental Income
If all stylists are employees there will be no rental income.
If the salon has all booth rentals, the salon owner is a landlord. Verify the available spacehow many chairs, or "booths" are there, and the number that were occupied. As with any landlord, be suspicious whenever there are unrented booths. This means the business is operating below capacity and costing the landlord money. It is very unlikely the business would have unrented booths.
Appointment Book
The appointment book can be used as a tool in an income probe. Have the salon owner or individual (the individual may be a stylist or some type of worker providing a service) go through a day in the appointment book and explain the scheduling and recording procedure for appointments. Normally, there is a coding system used to designate the type of service scheduled and whether or not the customer kept the appointment. For example, the barber may enter the customer's name for a regular cut, the customer's named may be circled for a style and a "b" may be placed by the customer's name to indicate a beard trim. Each salon has its own scheduling and recording procedures.
It is crucial to ask in the initial interview about the types of services provided (cuts, perms, coloring) and the scheduling procedures (walk-ins, set appointments). Also, ask the salon owner about the salon activity, what percentage of each service is customary for that salon and how much activity is normal. The salon owner may remember busy or slow months. Verify the statements by looking in the appointment book and reconcile the statements to the income reported.
Frank, a barber stated that he worked 5 days a week. Reviewing the appointment book, it was determined that he actually worked 6 days a week. However, consistent with his statement, but inconsistent with the appointment book, he reported only income from the operation of 5 of the 6 days.
Another important examination step is to compare the type of services and the number of appointments to the amount of income reported. The salon should have a list of services and prices. Services provided could include: hair cuts, shampoo/style, perms, hair color, nail services, skin care/facials, make-up hair removal, tanning, massage, etc. Compare the services provided with the standard prices. Use the Service Revenue Formula to calculate the average appointment price. By calculating the average appointment price, that amount can be compared to the standard prices changed in the salon. This technique is not an absolute, but can indicate potential income problems.
In addition to the appointment book, a salon or barbershop may also maintain a daily income summary. This should be tested and compared to the appointment book. In some situations, using only the appointment book, the income reported was very close to the correct income. However, in other situations, income was understated. In one case, it was found that the daily income was understated by about $300 due to numerous walk-in appointments not recorded in the appointment book. In that situation, the barber had, however, recorded the correct income in the daily income summary. The point is that while the appointment book is an important document to review, it may not reflect all services actually rendered. Therefore, it is important to analyze it in conjunction with other available records.
Method 4 - Rental Income Formula
Information needed:
 1. Flat rate of rent
 2. Number of Stations
 3. Rent Revenue per Tax Return
Flat Rent Paid times Number of Stations times 52 Weeks equal the Rental Revenue (adjust for vacancy rate)
Analysis of Rent Revenue Reported
Total Rent Revenue Reported divided by 52 Weeks equal's weekly rental revenues
Weekly rental revenues divided by the number of stations equal the amount reported per station.
Example - Rental Income Formula
Information Needed:
 1. Flat Rate of Rent per Station equals $130
 2. Number of Stations equals 10
 3. Rent Revenue per Tax Return equals $65,000
$130 times 10 times 52 equals $67,600
Total Rent Revenue Reported divided by 52 Weeks equal's weekly rental revenues:
$65,000 divided by 52 equals $1,250 per week rental revenue
Weekly rental revenues divided by the number of stations equal the amount reported per station:
$1,250 divided by 10 equals $125 reported per station
Compare the flat rate of rent per station and the reported rate per station. In this particular example, $130 compared to $125 is reasonable. The objective of this comparison is to identify large discrepancies between the flat rate of rent and the reported rate of rent.
Indirect Methods
The Service does not have unlimited discretion to use an indirect method. An indirect method should be used only when the facts of the individual case warrant its use. For example, when:
 1. The taxpayer has no books and records, or incomplete books and records. Incomplete means not sufficient for the examiner to perform a meaningful audit.
 This issue should be documented in the workpapers. If a taxpayer's books and records are inadequate, the examiner should prepare a detailed inventory of the books provided and why they are inadequate. Failure to produce the appointment book for review will usually constitute incomplete records.
 2. The examiner tests the books and records provided by the taxpayer (for example, with a Cash-T method) and determines that they do not accurately reflect income. While use of the Cash-T method may not always, in itself, be used as evidence of the correct tax liability, it can be used a basis, or justification, for the Service to reconstruct the taxpayer's income using an indirect method.
Identification of likely sources of unreported income is generally necessary for the Service to sustain an indirect method of deficiency. In the case of salons and barbershops, like most cash intensive businesses, the most likely source of unreported cash or other unreported service, retail or rental revenue is the business itself. Courts have upheld the Service in situations in which the taxpayers have likely sources of income and no books and records. Careful documentation of the investigation is essential in sustaining a deficiency in such a case.
Employee VS. Independent Contractor
This section discusses the common law factors and relief under Section 530, State Regulatory Authority, revenue rulings, and court cases.
Common Law Factors
The question of whether an individual is an independent contractor or an employee is determined based upon consideration of the facts and application of the law and regulations in each particular case.
See Professional & Executive Leasing V. Commissioner, 89, T.C. 225, 232 (1987), aff'd 862 F.2d 751 (9th Cir. 1988); Simpson v. Commissioner, 64 T.C. 974m 984 (1975). Guides for determining the existence of that status are found in three substantially similar sections of the Employment Tax Regulations; namely, section 31.3121(d)-1, 31.3306(i)-1, and 31.304(c)-1, relating to the Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA), the Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA), and federal income tax withholding, respectively.
In general, it should be noted that section 3121(d) (2) of the Internal Revenue Code requires the application of the common law rules in determining the employeremployee relationship. In determining whether an individual is an


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People Name: Marathi
Country: Kenya
10/40 Window: No
Population: 500
World Population: 71,100
Primary Language: Marathi
Primary Religion: Hinduism
Christian Adherents: 2.00 %
Evangelicals: 0.00 %
Scripture: Complete Bible
Online Audio NT: No
Jesus Film: Yes
Audio Recordings: Yes
People Cluster: South Asia Hindu - other
Affinity Bloc: South Asian Peoples
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Introduction / History
Marathi is actually a language that originated in what is now Maharashtra, a state in western India. Marathis migrated to Kenya from India in the late 1800s. They originally came as indentured workers to work in the construction of the Uganda railway. Once the construction of the railway was completed, many of the workers not only chose to stay in Africa, but they also sent for their families to join them. They settled in Nairobi where they had more privileges than local Africans.
Where Are they Located?
Marathi speakers live all over India, but also in Great Britain, the US, Canada, Australia, and just about any African country that was once a British colony, including Kenya. There are very few of them in Kenya today.
What Are Their Lives Like?
Their astute business acumen enabled them to set up thriving businesses. Their new found economic strength enabled them to wield political power as well. Even though they are well assimilated into Kenyan society through prolonged stay in the country, they still have very close ties to India. Marriage and other social ties only happen between members of their own community. This has ensured the strengthening of ties with their cultural and religious roots in India.
What Are Their Beliefs?
Marathi people in Kenya are mainly Hindu. Like most prosperous Hindu communities, religion is only a way to connect with their community and to gain favor with whatever spiritual forces control their lives.
What Are Their Needs?
Marathi people in Africa need spiritual hunger that will drive them to seek and find the abundant life offered by Jesus Christ.
Prayer Points
* Pray that the Marathis in Kenya will become part of God's kingdom as they experience the savior.
* Pray that their ability to make money and lead prosperous lives will not keep them from having the spiritual hunger it takes to seek and find Jesus Christ.
* Pray for a Disciple-Making movement among Marathi people in Kenya that will spread throughout Africa.
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There is no doubt that building is a difficult task, but by using Gablok bricks the process is as simple as putting together a LEGO house.
A Gablok is a wooden box in the shape of a brick that's fully insulated and can easily be stacked. They are the brainchild of Gabriel Lakatos, who had worked in construction for many years and wanted to make building simpler.
Lakatos began working on the project in 2o18 – and it seems to have taken off. The result of the creator's hard work is the Gablok, and these can be used to create a house in under a week rather than in a month.
The video below illustrates just how quickly a team can construct a building by using the materials.
The blocks can be used for more than just the exterior of a building, and Gablok packs can also be utilised for beams and floors. It seems that the only element missing from these packs is roofing materials.
While these buildings do not have the charm of curved architecture, the blocks could be developed to encompass more grand designs in the future. For now, many will be impressed that they can build a house without spending hours next to the cement mixer.
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The Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) is the component of the reaffirmation process that reflects and affirms the commitment of SACS to enhance the quality of higher education and focus on student learning. The QEP describes a carefully designed course of action that addresses a well-defined and focused topic or issue related to enhancing student learning. The QEP will be embedded within JMU's ongoing integrated institution-wide planning and evaluation processes. The topic may evolve from the existing process or from others related to the university's internal reaffirmation report and review.
Developing a QEP as part of the reaffirmation process is an opportunity for us to enhance overall institutional quality and effectiveness by focusing on an issue the institution considers a way of improving student learning. The evaluators expect the QEP to present a clear and comprehensive analysis of the selected topic and show its crucial importance to the institution. The QEP is expected to include:
- A university-wide process for identifying key issues
- Broad-based involvement of institutional constituents in the development and implementation
While the Compliance Certification focuses on the present, the QEP looks to the future. Topic selection will begin soon. If you have an idea for how JMU can enhance its student learning, you could be part of the QEP! Go to _URL_ for more information and to submit your proposal.

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A Preliminary Study of Oil-Polypropylene Insulating System
Conference Record of the 1996 IEEE International Symposium on Electrical Insulation, Montreal, Qubec, Canada, June 16-19, 1996，-0001，（）：
In this paper, creeping discharge of oil-polypropylene insulating system have been studied using an experimental model with the flowing oil under ac voltage. The ac creeping discharge inception voltage of the oil-polypropylene system has been tested under varied conditions. According to the experimental results, all of the oil temperature, the oil flow rate and the position of poly propylene film can influence the ac creeping discharge inception voltage of oil-polypropylene system. The ac inception voltage of this system is increased along with the increase of oil temperature and oil flow rate. Moreover, the ac inception voltage is higher at the position near to oil entrance than that at the position far to oil entrance. Considering the experimental results, a new composite insulating system is put forward for reducing the negative effects of streaming electrification in larger power devices with forced-oil cooling systems.
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Oracle® Solaris Studio 12.4: Performance Analyzer
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Labeling Experiments
The er_label command enables you to define part of an experiment and assign a name or label to it. The label captures the profiling events that occur during one or more periods of time in the experiment that you define with start time and stop time markers.
You can specify time markers as the current time, the current time plus or minus a time offset, or as an offset relative to the start time of the experiment. Any number of time intervals can specified in a label, and additional intervals can be added to a label after it is created.
The er_label utility expects that intervals are specified with pairs of markers: a start time followed by a stop time. The utility ignores markers that occur out of sequence, such as a stop marker specified before any start marker, a start marker that follows a previous start marker with no intervening stop marker, or a stop marker that follows a previous stop marker with no intervening start marker.
You can assign labels to experiments by running the er_label command at the command line or by executing it in scripts. Once you have added labels to an experiment, you can use the labels for filtering. For example, you might filter the experiment to include or exclude the profiling events in the time periods defined by the label as described in Using Labels for Filtering.
Note - You should not create a label name that is the same as any other keyword that can be used in filtering because it might create conflicts and unexpected results. You can use the er_print -describe command to see the keywords for an experiment.


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Let $A$ be a non-empty set and consider $S(A)$ the set of all bijective functions from $A$ to itself, with composition as group operation. Fix $a_0 \in A$. Define $H = \{f \in S(A): f(a_0) = a_0\}$. Prove that $H$ is a subgroup of $S(A)$.
does this tell me $a_0$ is an identity or that $f(a_0)$ is an identity? I am assuming I need to use something to do with subgroup theorems but I am having trouble understanding how to use these.
Ok that makes more sense since $f(a_0)$ = $a_0$ and $g(a_0)$ = $a_0$ we can conclude that $f^{-1}$ $f(a_0)$ = $f^{-1}$ $a_0$ so we know $f^{-1}$ is in the set? So $f^{-1}$ $g(a_0) $= $a_0$ and the by the theorem we may conclude $H$ is a subgroup of G?
As a side note would love to know WHERE you guys find the element signs and how to put subscripts on things if you could link me to a list of stuff you can put into here with some instructions.
Someone has pointed me a direction a few times but i have never found something I understood. I am not a programer but if I can find a lost of things I am sure I can figure it out usually I just search until I find a post with what I want click edit and take the symbols I want but if theirs instructions somewhere I would very much appreciate that.
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$H = \{f \in S(A): f(a_0) = a_0\}$ is the set of bijective functions in $S(A)$ such that $f$ maps $a_0$ to $a_0$.
Here, $a_0$ is a fixed element which every bijective function in $S(A)$ that maps $a_0$ to itself is a member. $H$ includes the identity map/function, but not all $f \in H$ are the identity function.
To prove $H$ is a subgroup of $S(A)$:
 - Clearly, $H$ includes as its identity $f_I$, the identity map of $S(A)$, since $f_I(a_0)$ is clearly $a_0$.
 - Now show that for any $f, g \in H$, $f\circ g \in H$: i.e., show that $H$ is closed under the function composition.
 - Show that for any $f \in H, f^{-1} \in H$. Hint: This must be the case, as every $f \in H$ is bijective, and if $f \in H$, then $f^{-1}$ exists, and since $f\in H$, $f(a_0) = a_0$ and $f^{-1}(f(a_0)) = f^{-1}(a_0) = f_I(a_0) = a_0$, since by definition, $f^{-1}\circ f = f_I$, so $f^{-1} \in H$
Then you will have shown $\,H\,$ is a subgroup of $\,S(A)$.
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Hint: To check something is a subgroup, it suffices to show that $H$ is nonempty (this clear since the identity function is an element [why?]), the composition of two functions is an element of the group (also easy to argue since every function fixes $a_0$), and that the inverse of a function is an element of the group (which follows because each element is a bijection).
I leave the details to you, but hopefully with what is given above, you can work through this mostly on your own.
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The standard way to show that something is a subgroup is to show:
 1. It is nonempty
 2. If $f, g \in H$ then $fg^{-1} \in H$
I'll leave (1) to you and give you a hint for (2). If $f, g \in H$ then you know $f(a_0) = a_0$ and $g(a_0) = a_0$. Apply the function $fg^{-1}$ to $a_0$. The result should be $a_0$ and once you've shown this you can conclude that $fg^{-1} \in H$.
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Nov 11, 2021
Farmers in Mato Grosso Have Sold 36.7% of 2021/22 Safrinha Corn
Author: Michael Cordonnier/Soybean & Corn Advisor, Inc.
Farmers in Mato Grosso had sold 92% of their 2020/21 corn as of the end of October according to the Mato Grosso Institute of Agricultural Economics (Imea). This represents an advance of 2.8% for the month of October. The average price during October was R$ 71.88 per sack (approximately $6.05 per bushel).
For the 2021/22 safrinha corn crop that farmers will plant in January and February, they have forward contracted 36.7% of their anticipated production as of the end of October. This represents an advance of 3.9% for the month of October. The average price during October was R$ 63.28 per sack (approximately $5.35 per bushel). Farmers are encouraged by the early soybean planting which should allow for early planting of the safrinha corn as well. The ideal planting window for safrinha corn in Mato Grosso usually closes about the third week of February.
Brazil's first corn crop is approximately 75% planted compared to 68% planted last year according to AgRural. Some of the earliest planted corn in the state of Parana is pollinating and starting to fill grain. In the municipality of Maringa, the corn is 31% pollinating, Francisco Beltrao is 8%, Ponta Grossa is 5%, Guarapuava is 2%, and Cascavel is 1%. The corn in Parana is rated 4% average and 96% good.


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A health care law Call for Articles has been announced by the West Virginia Law Review. The announcement is set forth below:
Call for Articles
The West Virginia Law Review announces a call for articles and invites scholars, practitioners, and researchers to submit contributions for its upcoming issue focusing on health care. This issue will include articles from the Law Review's Lecture Series, "Beyond Politics: A Discussion of Health Care in America," a thoughtful discourse on the social disparities in access and outcomes engrained in our current health care system. For this issue, we are particularly interested in scholarship discussing the following topics:
- Health care reform;
- Health care access and outcome disparities, especially as they affect women and children, racial minorities, and the rural poor;
- Health care as a human right.
Articles will be selected by our Articles Selection Team and the Editor-in-Chief based on scholarly merit, originality, relevancy, and writing style. Articles should be thoroughly researched and contain appropriate footnotes in bluebook format.


How to Paint Untextured Walls
Kittie McCoy
Painting an untextured wall might sound easy, but getting paint to stick to a smooth surface can be a challenge. Most drywall or plaster walls have at least a small amount of texture you can feel when you run your hand over the surface. Wall panels, however, can be perfectly smooth and even slick.
This slick surface can repel the paint and lead to an uneven texture or chips. Fortunately, you can paint an untextured wall with good results as long as you take the time to properly prepare it.
 1. Sand the walls lightly with 220-grit sandpaper. This will create a slight texture on the walls to help the paint adhere.
 2. Clean the walls with a sponge and soapy water made from a mild liquid soap and warm water. Rinse the walls with a sponge dampened in clean water and dry the walls thoroughly with a lint-free towel.
 3. Apply an alcohol-based primer to the walls with a short nap paint roller. These paint rollers are labeled as 1/8 to 1/4 inch and designed for smooth surfaces. Wait for the primer to dry.
 4. Paint the walls with an interior latex paint and a clean short nap paint roller. Wait for the first coat to dry and then apply a second coat of paint.
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 Apply the primer and paint to the walls in a diagonal pattern to create overlapping Ws or Ms. This will help ensure a smooth and even coat of paint.


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Theology students enrolled in the Master of Divinity (MDIV), Master of Arts in Social Change (MASC), and Master of Arts in Pastoral and Spiritual Care (MAPSC), will participate in a three phase program designed to promote personal and professional formation:
Psychological instruments are taken to assess fitness, competence, and readiness for ministry. Results are individually reviewed with each student by the Iliff Consultation and Guidance Center.
- Strong Interest Inventory (SII)
- Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
- California Psychological Inventory (CPI)
In Phase II, students develop a plan that addresses specific goals related to personal and professional growth. These plans are approved in conversation with the Iliff Consultation and Guidance Center and may include resources such as:
- Professional Workshops or Retreats
- Spiritual Formation
- Personalized Programs for Growth
Students implement and complete the plan they created in Phase II, providing written documentation of their experience.


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Santa Rosa Junior College People Empowering others to Realize Success Coalition (PEERS) will conduct a stress and sleep workshop from 4–6 p.m. on Oct. 16 at the Bertolini Student Center to help students cope with the stress and sleep deprivation of being a college student.
"Stress and sleep are in the top five health issues that impact student education," said PEERS Coalition student Maria Arreguin. "These are the top two issues that students want more information on."
PEERS is a student-run program within Student Health Services run by students that aims to raise awareness and reduce the stigma about mental health and foster a safe, inclusive environment that promotes student well being.
According to PEERS, 43% of students reported sleep was the cause of difficulties in the last 12 months. Over 50% of students reported dealing with above-average stress, with 15% enduring major stress in that same time period. Approximately 44.6% of students reported feeling overwhelmed in the last month.
The workshop will be handing out guides regarding mental health as well as hosting presentations by therapists and conducting interactive mindfulness and guided breathing exercises. There will be free food for participants.
For more information on the workshop, students can email Maria Arreguin at [email protected] or call the PEERS office at _PHONE_


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Illawarra's Mountain Bike Strategy finds balance
Mountain biking across the Illawarra Escarpment State Conservation Area is now formalised in a plan to create a 76-kilometre network of tracks that protects the environment and respects the significant cultural landscape.
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) South Coast Director Kane Weeks said the strategy sets out where, why and how sustainable mountain biking can continue across the Escarpment.
"The sheer scale and beauty of the Illawarra Escarpment State Conservation Area attracts riders from all over who want a unique nature-based adventure," Mr Weeks said.
"The strategy maps around 76 kilometres of formal mountain bike tracks across two areas near Mount Kembla and Balgownie.
"Our responsibility as land managers is to protect the biodiversity and cultural heritage of this highly-valued conservation area and balance recreation with conservation.
"Working with Wollongong City Council, the Illawarra Escarpment Mountain Bike Advisory Group and local Aboriginal representatives, we are delivering a strategy that balances a range of views so everyone, now and into the future, can appreciate the area."
The network has purposely been designed to protect and avoid areas of particularly high conservation and cultural value and will use low impact construction techniques.
An important part of developing a mountain bike network is closing down and rehabilitating all unsanctioned mountain bike tracks in the state conservation area and working with the mountain bike community to encourage responsible use of tracks.
It is anticipated that work on the new mountain bike network will start in early 2023.
The NPWS and Wollongong City Council have prepared the Strategy following feedback from the community and a range of stakeholder on the draft strategy.
View strategy here: Illawarra Escarpment Mountain Bike Strategy.


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The filters which are applied over the data items. By default, no filter is applied.
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The data item field to which the filter operator is applied.
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The logical operation to use when the filter.filters option is set.The supported values are: "and" or "or".
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The Maps SDK for iOS allows you to initialize the map with a previously setup configuration. For
this purpose, use the init method TTMapView with frame and mapConfiguration.
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viewportTransform: The TTViewportTransform object allows you to set an initial viewport
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mapStyleConfiguration: The TTStyleConfiguration object allows you to add your own style
TomTomLogoPosition: The TTLogoPosition object allows you to place the logo on the map where you
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Violence may take many forms and may include use of deadly weapons. Advance warning of the violence is unlikely.
"Run. Hide. Fight." Video - Surviving an Active Shooter Event
MSU Active Shooter Training
Gunshots Heard
If you are involved in a situation where gunshots are heard, the following actions are recommended:
 1. Exit the building immediately.
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 1. Go to the nearest room or office.
 2. Close and lock or barricade the door.
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 c. Number of shooters (if known)
 d. Identification of shooter(s)
 e. Number of person involved in situation (if known)
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1. The plasma, as a technology under ultimate conditions, is an advanced and new technology in the application for the synthesis and production of powdered material, and currently prevails among studies in many countries.
2. Its working principles refer to several steps.
Firstly, injecting solid particles into inert gas plasma and completely evaporate them under the high temperature of the plasma, existing as steam.
Secondly, cooling them fast with gas quenching cooling technology.
Finally, allowing saturated steam to be rapidly condensed, nucleated, grew and formed into superfine powder.
Owning to its cutting-edge technology, the equipment series are commonly applied to the production of superfine/nano-powdered material with highly chemical purity:
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Concerned with something, especially a language, as it exists at one point in time: synchronic linguistics Often contrasted with diachronic.
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- Currently, linguists generally prefer the synchronic study of spoken language to the diachronic comparison of words in texts, and have tended to regard philology as pre-scientific.
- From a diachronic viewpoint, languages seem to change from being more pragmatic to more syntactic; from a synchronic perspective, different languages may simply be at different stages of this evolutional circle.
- One of the tenets of sociolinguistics is that synchronic variation of the type illustrated here and in the examples in Chapter 3 represents a stage in long-term change.
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- Part of the problem in making extrapolations from these patterns to build a theory is that the relationship between language and social structure may vary considerably, both synchronically and diachronically.
- Each can be studied synchronically or diachronically and the order in which they have been dealt with within a grammar has fluctuated over the years.
- Reading Scripture diachronically and synchronically, all views provided by the canon would be considered as in a kind of dialogue.
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What sort of grunting noises does the furnace in the Landscape Park make when pig iron is being produced? What blooming surprises do you think you're in for when you set off to explore nature in the park? What happens if the furnace gets a sore "throat"? The guided tours through the Landscape Park are as varied as the former ironworks itself.
Whether it's through the Parklands or the area around Blast Furnace 5 and high up to the viewing platform – a guided tour through the Landscape Park will show you a piece of living industrial and cultural history.
Part of that living history is, for example, the fact that former ironworkers regularly come here to meet up with the Blast Furnace again. Standing in front of the Blast Furnace's run-off chute they talk to visitors about the hot working conditions and give an insight into an ironworker's life. It's especially on the torchlit guided tours at weekends that the works once more gives off a fiery glow just as it did thirty years ago. But please note – on the evening tours a torch is essential!

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Integrated heat pump dry system is a compact, high performance dry system. We combine all parts include compressor, fans, control system, condensation, evaporimeter, etc together to be one set dry machine. Through this way, that should be very easy to install with dryroom only through two air flow tube.
Most important integrated heat pump can recollect the heat from wast heat from Moisture because that is recycle system. That can save 40% more from wast heat. ( As all heating power can use direct 30% for dry goods and 70% will lose with process of moisture out, and integrated heat pump can save 60%-70% from this 70% wast heat again).
Because heat pump use wast heat to reheating again, then integrated heat pump can use very perfect on very cold area below 0 zero to operate because do not use environment air on heating process.
1、Super high temperature: the output wind temperature reach to 85 degrees, after more than 10 years of testing the market
2、Low temperature operation: the equipment can operate at -10 degrees Celsius, and the heat efficiency is high
3、Super high energy saving: the use of heat recovery technology, the system internal hot air circulation to reduce heat loss, according to the automatic humidity of the baking room humidity, energy saving efficiency in more than 70%, greatly reduce the operating cost.
4、Low carbon emission reduction: the drying process uses electric energy, environmental and no pollution, no waste water, waste gas and waste residue discharge, which is in line with the national environmental protection policy
5、Automation control: the use of integrated control system, man-machine interface, automatic control without personnel on duty
6、Installation is very simple, just connect import and export of air duct, the technical requirements to the installation worker is low
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Tang's nesting crows 2: Yes, whose eggs were those?
The three eggs in the crows' nest as seen in Tang's earlier image, also shown here, show similarity in colour and pattern. However, one of the eggs is of slightly different shape than the other two and smaller. And according to the literature, the Asian Koel's (Eudynamys scolopacea) egg is smaller than that of the House Crow's (Corvus splendens). Can the smaller egg then be that of the koel's? We need to monitor the situation and wait for the hatching. The nestling of the koel can easily be differentiated from that of the crow once feathers develop (see image of koel nestling, bottomj).
Angie found bluish shells with dark speckles as well as light cream ones at the base of the tree where the crows' nest was the day after koels attacked the nest (see image on left as well as earlier posting. Is it possible that either the crow or the koel laid eggs of two different colours? After all, as Lin Yang Chen pointed out, there are reports of egg dimorphism among certain species of birds. Unfortunately bird watchers have yet to pay much attention to such details.
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This topic describes how to add a table from a data source from which you have previously imported data into your model. To add a table from the same data source, you can use the existing data source connection. It is recommended you always use a single connection when importing any number of tables from a single data source.
To add a table from an existing data source
 1. In SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT), click the Model menu, and then click Existing Connections.
 2. On the Existing Connections page, select the connection to the data source that has the table you want to add, and then click Open.
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Digital donations - new potential to accelerate philanthropy
 - Oscar Casalderrey and Kevin Prathama
Jakarta / Sat, March 6, 2021 / 01:08 am
Digital donations - new potential to accelerate philanthropy Paying donation: 'Zakat' (alms) commitee member serves a man paying alms at istiqlal mosque in Jakarta. (The Jakarta Post/Seto Wardhana)
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted 10 years of progress made towards eradicating poverty, increasing health standards, and improving access to education. At the same time however, philanthropy and digital donations have become increasingly important in addressing pressing needs and contributing to the achievement of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many Indonesians have been expressing their generosity and supporting each other. The 2018 World Giving Index has acknowledged Indonesians as among the most generous countries in the world. With lockdowns and physical distancing restrictions in place during the pandemic, many have chosen to make their donations via online platforms to show their support and solidarity.
To understand trends in digital donations during the COVID-19 pandemic, Kopernik and GoPay collaborated on research with 1,319 respondents across 29 Indonesian provinces. The research, which is the first comprehensive research to map the digital donation ecosystem in Indonesia, shows that overall donations, both conventional and digital, increased in value by 20 percent during the pandemic, while the average value per digital donation increased by 72 percent during the same period.
The research found that millennials (age 24-39 years old) as the most frequent donors among the surveyed population, making 1.5 donations on average per month, while Gen-X (age 40-55 years old) made donations with the highest monetary value. During the pandemic, health and social issues became increasingly popular causes for people to contribute to, accounting for 27 percent and 28 percent of total donations respectively.
The pandemic has shed light on the potential of digital donations to mobilize people, particularly the younger generations who tend to be more tech-savvy, to take part in collaborative actions to support urgent needs. Unlike conventional donations, digital fundraising initiatives which typically spread through social media can reach a much larger audience transcending geographic and time boundaries to raise funds quickly for emergency needs.
With technological advancements, people can easily make donations using mobile apps and digital donation platforms from wherever they are, without the hassle of going out. People also have the freedom to choose their preferred donation amount when using digital payment systems.
The key players in the digital donation ecosystem recognize the growing trend of online donations. Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), one of the key stakeholders benefiting from these developments, have been shifting their strategies to incorporate digital donations as a key source of their funding. Kitabisa - one of the top digital donation platforms reported a 25-fold increase in the number of NGO fundraising campaigns over the past four years. The NGOs we spoke with reported that setting up online donation campaigns and promoting them through social media has been relatively easy and impactful, especially for emergency responses.
Religious institutions managing zakat (Islamic charitable contributions) for decades, such as Amil Zakat Institutions (LAZ), reported that the value of digital donations received, has been doubling each year, for the past five years. In Indonesia. According to the Outlook Zakat Indonesia 2020, the total potential value of zakat donations from Indonesia's Muslim citizens has been calculated at Rp 233 trillion (US$16.6 billion), while the current amount of zakat donations is estimated to be around Rp 8 trillion or 3.4 percent of the total potential. This indicates a big opportunity for digital donations to support religious institutions to make it easier for people to donate by digitizing their zakat collections.
Public figures and influencers, with significant numbers of online supporters, also show an increasing interest in setting up campaigns on crowdfunding platforms and mobilizing their followers to support a range of causes. Collaborations between crowdfunding platforms and influencers and public figures could be a strategic opportunity to increase online donations for worthwhile campaigns.
The Indonesian government has also acknowledged the contribution of digital donations in boosting collaborative efforts to support charities. To support the growth of the online donation sector, the government plans to regulate the digital donations ecosystem to improve its credibility and transparency in order to gain people's trust when making contributions.
Despite the growing trend of digital donations, the research found that 24 percent of respondents are still reluctant to make a digital donation. The main reasons stated were a lack of knowledge about digital donation platforms and a lack of transparency on how the donation will be used. However, most respondents stated that they would be willing to make a digital donation if they knew where the money would be allocated.
As digital donations become more common in gathering collective support among society, those active in the digital donation ecosystem will need to ensure their credibility and transparency in fundraising and ensure that donations are allocated correctly to those in need in order to build and maintain trust amongst the public. For crowdfunding platforms, improving user experience and adding more features such as auto-debit to support recurring donations could help in growing the donor-base.
In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, digital donations could play an important role in contributing to Indonesia's recovery from the pandemic and get back on track to achieving sustainable development.
Oscar Casalderrey and Kevin Prathama are respectively the senior director and associate manager of Last Mile Consulting at Kopernik, a research and development (R&D) lab for social and environmental challenges.


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This tool is part of the Circle (measurement) Tool, rather than the Profiles Tool, because you need to position a circle rather than a line in order to generate the plot.
The image is in the lx-images folder distributed with Lispix. It is lx-images / electron-diffraction / Au-rings.tif
 1. Open the image with File / Open.
 2. Open the Circle Tool: TOOLS / Circle.
 3. Select the rings image by clicking on it to make it active, then click Image! in the circle tool.
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Can You Charge a Tesla in the Rain? (Facts & Precautions)
Can You Charge a Tesla in the Rain? (Facts & Precautions)
Electric vehicles, such as Teslas, are becoming increasingly popular due to their environmental benefits and cost savings on fuel. However, many people have concerns about charging their electric cars in certain weather conditions, such as rain.
In this article, we will explore the question: can you charge a Tesla in the rain? We will provide you with the facts and precautions to ensure a safe and efficient charging experience.
Understanding Tesla Charging Systems
Tesla vehicles come equipped with a charging system that is designed to handle various weather conditions, including rain. The charging system is protected from water and moisture, ensuring that it can be safely used even in wet environments. Tesla charging cables and connectors are weather-resistant and meet industry standards for safety and durability.
When charging your Tesla in the rain, it is important to follow some basic precautions to ensure safety and avoid any potential damage to the charging system or the vehicle itself.
Tips for Charging a Tesla in the Rain
1. Choose a covered or sheltered charging location whenever possible to provide an extra layer of protection.
2. Avoid areas with standing water to minimize the risk of electric shock.
3. Use a waterproof extension cord if needed.
4. Inspect the charging cable and connectors for any visible damage before plugging in.
5. Monitor the weather conditions and postpone charging during heavy rain or extreme weather events.
6. Take advantage of lower electricity rates during off-peak hours when it is raining.
Benefits of Charging a Tesla in the Rain
Charging your Tesla in the rain can have some benefits. Rainwater is a renewable resource, and using it to charge your electric vehicle can help reduce your overall carbon footprint. Additionally, charging during off-peak hours when it is raining may result in lower electricity rates, saving you money on your charging costs.
Precautions for Charging a Tesla in the Rain
1. Choose a covered or sheltered charging location: While Tesla charging systems are designed to be weather-resistant, it is always a good idea to choose a covered or sheltered charging location whenever possible. This provides an extra layer of protection against heavy rain or other extreme weather conditions.
2. Avoid standing water: When parking your Tesla for charging, make sure to avoid any areas with standing water. Standing water can be a conductor of electricity and may pose a risk of electric shock. It is best to park on a dry surface or use a charging station with a raised platform.
3. Use a waterproof extension cord: If you need to use an extension cord to reach your charging station, make sure it is specifically designed for outdoor use and is waterproof. This will further protect your Tesla's charging system from any potential water damage.
4. Check for any visible damage: Before plugging in your Tesla for charging, inspect the charging cable and connectors for any visible damage. If you notice any frayed wires or loose connections, it is best to refrain from charging until the issue is resolved. Using damaged charging equipment can be unsafe and may cause further damage to your vehicle.
5. Monitor the weather conditions: If you are planning to charge your Tesla outdoors, it is important to monitor the weather conditions. In case of heavy rain, thunderstorms, or other extreme weather events, it is advisable to postpone the charging until the conditions improve. Safety should always be your top priority.
Conclusion
Charging a Tesla in the rain is safe and feasible as long as you take the necessary precautions. Tesla's charging systems are designed to withstand various weather conditions, including rain. By following the recommended safety measures, such as choosing a covered charging location and avoiding standing water, you can charge your Tesla safely and efficiently. Embrace the convenience and environmental benefits of electric vehicles, rain or shine.
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- In the days of the old Empire variety halls, there used to be 'memory men', as they were called, whose acts consisted of memorising long wedges of the telephone book or some such pointless feat.
- Credit bureaus usually are listed in the yellow pages of your telephone book under 'credit reporting agencies.'
- Although he had received many death threats, he didn't want bodyguards, didn't wear a bullet proof vest and didn't remove his name from the telephone book.
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. You might have a navigation page definition that, technically, does not represent a page at all.
A page definition consists of three specific parts: assertions, element definitions, and action definitions.
To get started, put this in your triangle.rb file:
The inclusion of Fluent simply means that this page definition will inherit the DSL that Fluent provides. The use of that will become more evident as we go.
Here url_is and title_is are assertions. They assert that something is true about a page. The reason for doing this is that test definitions can use those assertions. For example, if the URL is asserted for a page, a test definition can use that information to go to that URL or to check if the appropriate URL was returned as the result of a navigation action. Likewise, if the title is asserted for a page, a test definition can use that as one way to check if it is on the correct page.
Keep in mind, the assertions come from Fluent, not Lucid. More specifically, Fluent allows those assertions to be declared on a class if Fluent is included as part of that class, which, as you can see above, it is.
Now let's add to our test. In your Given test matcher, add this:
This is a call to a page definition that corresponds to the file triangle.rb, which is where our TriangleTest page definition was written. Note here that you are not specifying the file, however, but rather just the name of the definition. That allows you to move your files around or even change their names without dislocating your page definition calls in your test definitions.
The page definitions essentially will tell the test definitions what web elements are on a page and what actions the page knows how to perform. This is very commonly known as the page object pattern. The idea being that when a page definition is set as a context (or instantiated), you end up with a page object.
So what's happening here is that my test definition is establishing a context for the actions that need to be taken. In this case, the only action to be taken is that the page context must be established for the TriangleTest page. More specifically, the on_view(TriangleTest) call not only establishes the TriangleTest page definition as the context but also indicates that the test should actively go to the URL for that page definition. That's what the "view" in "on_view" is essentially stating. And the reason it's even possible to go to the URL is because that URL was asserted via the url_is assertion.
Take a second and make sure you see how that is working.
To reinforce the idea, let's have a specific check made when the TriangleTest context is established. Change your test action to this:
This will run an automatic check to determine if whatever title is found on the existing browser page matches the title that was asserted in the title_is assertion. If you want to verify that it's working, simply change the text of the title_is assertion to force an error. The check_title action is defined by Fluent and so you can see here that a test definition can call elements from a test library directly.
Element Definitions
An element here refers to web elements, which are the basic "widgets" you interact with on a web page. Let's consider how element definitions are declared in page definitions. First, check out the triangle page in your browser. You can see that there are three text fields for entering the side values of a triangle. You can also see that there are three buttons to be clicked. Obviously there's a lot of text as well and you'll see that, if you click the buttons, text is generated based on what has been entered in the text fields. So I know I want to interact with those text fields and the buttons. That means I need to define them on the page definition. To do that, add the following to triangle.rb:
Here the element definitions state that there are three buttons and three text fields on this page. There may be more elements on the real page, but these are the only ones that the TriangleTest page definition has been told about and thus, presumably, the only ones that I am concerned about at the moment. What you might notice here is that the element definitions follow this pattern:
element_type :friendly_name locator
The element type is generally going to be whatever the actual element is referred to in web design terms: button, table, select_list, checkbox, radio, text_field, etc. The friendly name is the name that you want to refer to the element by in your test definitions or any supporting logic. You'll see this more in a bit. As an implementation note, the colon (:) prefixing the friendly name makes the name a Ruby symbol. That's done because it allows me to treat the name dynamically. Essentially the idea of a Ruby symbol is to be able to say "the thing referred to as friendly_name" without having to worry exactly what data type friendly_name is.
Finally, the locator is a way to locate the particular element on the web page. You can use most locators that are commonly used to locate elements via the Document Object Model. Generally you will want to use id but you can also use name, class, index and xpath. In some cases you can use locators that are relevant to a specific object. For example, you can use the text locator for links. In our example, you can see that I used the value locator for the buttons.
You might deduce that a nice thing about this approach is that if the element changes, either in type or in locator, you can simply make that change in one place: the page definition. As long as you keep the friendly name the same, any test definitions that reference this object do not have to change. You might also deduce that you could work with your team to create page definitions before a UI has even been constructed.
Note that, like assertions, the support for element definitions is provided by Fluent. Specifically, Fluent will dynamically create actions (methods) at runtime based on the "friendly name" that you provide. Behind the scenes, the element_type is used as the basis for generator methods in the Fluent framework. The practical upshot is that, with our example, "the thing you call data_conditions" knows how to act like a button and "the thing you call side1" knows how to act like a text field.
Action Definitions
Just as page definitions allow you to define the elements on those pages they represent, you can also define the actions that the page knows how to take or the requests for actions that the page knows how to respond to.
This is crucial because this allows you to keep the specific implementation details out of your test definitions. This means that even if, say, the entire means of how you log in to an application changes, as long as you still provide a "login_as" action (method), your test definitions can continue to call that action. The test steps are insulated from the specific changes to your application. The test definitions known your intent ("I want to log in to the application") whereas the page definition will tell you the implementation ("here's how you go about logging in to the application").
In our first test matcher, until we made the call to check_title, we didn't actually call an action. We simply established the context for the page to be used. Well, actually, in truth, Fluent did cause an action to be run even in the first case. It's called the view() action. If you wanted to see that for yourself, you could change the Given matcher temporarily to have this code:
If you try the above out, make sure you change your code back to the on_view approach just so everything is consistent.
To put all this further into context, let's now consider our When test step. Essentially the idea is to have the person try getting the results of their test when they have done nothing at all. So what I want to do is essentially click the "Evaluate Date Conditions" button, which evaluates all of the data conditions that a person has tried on the page. I'm already navigating to the page via my Given test step, so it looks like my When test just has to click that button.
Since Fluent is using Watir-WebDriver is its browser execution library, I could just have the test matcher look like this:
However, that ties this test matcher to a very specific implementation of what it means to say that "no conditions are tried." I'd rather keep the intent intact but push the implementation down to the page definition. So, instead, change your When test matcher to this:
Here the on(TriangleTest) call is establishing the TriangleTest page definition as the context but, unlike the use of on_view, it's not going to go to that page. Instead the call to 'on' simply indicates that, by this point in the test, the user should be "on" the TriangleTest page. This is all somewhat of a crucial point: these test definitions don't say much about what to do. They simply call out to a context and then uses that context to perform some action.
So far our test actions in the test definitions are relying on Fluent and, specifically, they are using the Fluent Factory to create new page objects from the page definitions. The factory methods being used are on_view and on.
What you can also see here is that the test definitions themselves will be relatively free of too much detail. The tests will simply say what to do. The page definitions will know how to do it. This is a way of decoupling implementation details from the tests so that test steps can be relatively insulated from changes. This helps foster a pattern whereby tests are written at the intent level. This is also exactly what I was talking about before regarding a DSL.
With the action we just put in place, we


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Provides a helper function to split an array into N number of evenly distributed partitions (i.e. split a list into N columns)
This plugin provides the PHP function c2c_array_partition() to split an array into any number of sub-arrays, suitable for creating evenly distributed, vertically filled "columns". Also known as "chunking" or "partitioning".
For example:
$topics = array( "aardvark", "bear", "cat", "dog", "emu", "fox", "gnu", "hippo", "ibis", "jackal" );
print_r( c2c_array_partition( $topics, 4 ) );
Yields:
Array
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 [0] => Array
 (
 [0] => ant
 [1] => bear
 [2] => cat
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 [1] => Array
 (
 [0] => dog
 [1] => emu
 [2] => fox
 )
 [2] => Array
 (
 [0] => gnu
 [1] => hippo
 )
 [3] => Array
 (
 [0] => ibis
 [1] => jackal
 )
)
Note the array elements are distributed into the requested 4 "columns" as evenly as possible.
The function will fill as many partitions as requested, as long as there are enough elements in the array to do so. Any remaining unfilled partitions will be represented as empty arrays.
In contrast, using PHP's built-in array_chunk() as such:
print_r( array_chunk( $topics, 4 ) );
Yields:
Array
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 [0] => Array
 (
 [0] => aardvark
 [1] => bear
 [2] => cat
 [3] => dog
 )
 [1] => Array
 (
 [0] => emu
 [1] => fox
 [2] => gnu
 [3] => hippo
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 [2] => Array
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 [0] => ibis
 [1] => jackal
 )
)
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Witnessing practices of resistance, resilience and kinship in childbirth: a collective narrative project— Phoebe Barton
This article explores the in uence of sociocultural narratives on stories of birth, and the use of individual and collective narrative practices in responding to these stories. It emerged from a research project that included 12-recorded conversations with individuals and couples about their experiences of birth. The article describes narrative practices used in these conversations, including: re-authoring and the development of alternative storylines, particularly in response to stories of grief and regret about birth; deconstructing and externalising the context and narratives of birth, turning the gaze back onto structural or systemic issues rather than those at their affect; re-membering and strengthening stories of membership and connection during pregnancy, birth and early parenting; and the absent but implicit, including pain as testimony. The article discusses the methodology and ethics of a collective narrative project that included the production of a document that elevates the insider knowledges of storytellers about their experiences of birth.


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Kentucky Historical Society
KHS to Host Family History Workshop Sept. 8
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Aug. 23, 2012) – The Kentucky Historical Society (KHS) and Kentucky Genealogical Society (KGS) will host a free family history workshop at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 8, at the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History in downtown Frankfort. Topics include Frankfort Cemetery and how to locate and document burial sites.
The morning session will be a presentation about the historic Frankfort Cemetery by its former superintendent, Jim Richardson. Frankfort Cemetery, incorporated in 1844, is on the National Register of Historic Places and is the final resting place of 17 Kentucky governors and a number of notable military leaders, civic leaders, artists, writers and early pioneers, including Daniel Boone. Participants will receive driving directions and a map of Frankfort Cemetery, and be able to visit the cemetery after the workshop, weather permitting.
In the afternoon, Tina Wingate will talk about her work documenting Frankfort Cemetery. She will also demonstrate strategies for using findagrave.com to locate ancestors' burial sites, post photos and gravestone transcriptions, and document cemeteries.
To make a reservation, contact the KHS Reference Desk at _PHONE_, ext. 4460 or _EMAIL_. The registration deadline for this workshop is noon Friday, Sept. 7.
Presented by KHS and KGS on the second Saturday of each month, each free family history workshop takes place at the Center for Kentucky History. Topics range from how to begin documenting your ancestry to specialized resources for experienced genealogists. If requested at the time of registration, an optional light lunch is available for $6, payable at the door.
-30-An agency of the Kentucky Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, the Kentucky Historical Society, established in 1836, is committed to helping people understand, cherish and share Kentucky's history. The KHS history campus includes the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History, the Old State Capitol and the Kentucky Military History Museum at the State Arsenal. For more information about the Kentucky Historical Society and its programs, visit _URL_.


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Jazz Hands Jo Folk Art Acrylic Painting "Sweeter Things In Life"
Jazz Hands Jo (American, 21st century)
Sweeter Things In Life
Acrylic on canvas
Signed to the lower left
Inscribed to the verso
Certificate of authenticity from artist included
Jazz Hands Jo's (nom de plume) is a nomadic folk painter who grew up in rural areas throughout the United States, from western deserts to southern marsh. While meeting many other artists on her travels, Jazz Hands gained her name by quickly catching on to the skill of painting from her peers. Now a recluse, the artist uses painting as a method of connecting to her roots. Her paintings may present themselves as naive or child-like, however, they are often metaphors of her beliefs. Following her faith, Jo uses anthropomorphic imagery to speak to her audience through acrylic paintings.
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Review of John Q – Essay Sample
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John Q is an emotionally-packed movie that surrounds the unfortunate medical circumstances of John, played by Denzel Washington, and his son. The purpose of the film was to raise the many issues surrounding poor health care in the United States, and even less empathy from hospital administration and insurance companies. After John's son collapses at a baseball game, the doctors diagnose him as having a heart that is too large for his body and declare that he must receive an immediate transplant to survive. Quickly, the hospital administration informs John that his insurance plan does not cover such an operation and an immediate payment of $100,000 must be made just to get his son's name on the donor list. There are multiple issues surrounding the problems of John and his family, and through the use of cinematic techniques the director, Nick Cassavetes, brings these issues to life and sparks a national discussion on health care.
The movie contains multiple scenes of close-up camera shots, highly emotional scenes and the use of poignant music to emphasize the heightened emotions of the situation. In many scenes where John is speaking with his sick son, the camera is zoomed in to show the particular facial expressions of the characters. As the actors and actresses begin to shed emotional tears of fear and joy, the audience is able to experience the heightened emotional pull on the importance of the scene. The quality actors are able to act in a way that makes the audience believe in the magnitude of the situation. Washington convinces viewers as he immerses himself in the role and communicates an exceptional believability through communicating with the doctors, administrators and even his own wife. Finally, the director utilizes the power of music to express the heightened emotions surrounding the situation. For instance, in the first scene classical music is playing in the car of a woman as she performs dangerous turns in her car while driving. Quickly, the audience is able to understand that the woman's death has a higher purpose in the overall story and her imminent death is preceded by the poignant, emotional music.
The overall goal of the movie is to communicate the importance of health care reform and the problems surrounding the current health care system with employer-sponsored health insurance. Within the first half hour of the movie, the villain becomes clear: "it's all the fault of a healthcare system that caters to the rich and well-insured middle classes while denying quality care — or even life itself — to the uninsured and to poor people" (Lockard). This villain becomes magnified through the events of the plot; whereby, the employer has changed John's insurance plan without notification and the hospital administrators and doctors are unsympathetic towards the pleas of the family. Through the use of and excellently written screenplay, John Q is able to explain the goal of the movie. The audience is educated from the hospital administrator, played by Anne Heche, "that over forty million Americans do not have health insurance, and many more have inadequate insurance" that increases morbidity and mortality rates through insufficient health care (Lockard). Part of the goal of this movie has been to begin a strong nationwide discussion for changes in the health care system, including the potential of moving towards a universal health care system.
Many individuals place blame on the entire health care system in the United States as being flawed and based solely around putting more money in the pockets of doctors and medical or insurance companies, rather than providing quality health care. Some individuals even claim that if the United States had universal health care, such as the system found in the northern neighbors in Canada, John Q and millions of other individuals would not experience nearly the headaches and heartaches. Unfortunately, universal health are poses its own problems for John Q, as explained by John Vincent from the Objectivist Center. First of all, the Canadian government has total control over paying for the health care system and makes all decisions on the wait lists and treatments that can be provided to all people. In other words, similar care would have been provided to John Q and his son in Canada, and would have likely reached the same diagnosis. However, the government becomes responsible for placing his son on the donor list and the government also decides if and when the patient will receive the surgery (Vincent). Therefore, the financial problems for John Q and the insurance struggles would no longer be the concern, instead the Canadian government would become the villain and John Q's son may never receive his transplant, even with John Q's decision to take hostages – it is out of the control of hospital administrators and doctors.
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The SharePoint Search Data Provider and Data Source allow querying data from the SharePoint Online Search. They can be used to serve data for the different widgets available in the hub.
They can be configured either by the properties of the SharePointSearchDataProviderConfig type or the properties of the SearchDataSourceUserConfig.
There are already a lot of preconfigured properties mappers that simplify the access to the properties of the result items returned by the data provider or the data source. You can find them listed in the reference where their names start with


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An abecedarian is a person learning the alphabet, a beginner; a person teaching the alphabet or the basic elements of a subject. [Webster's New World Dictionary] An abecedary is their practice medium.
The oldest known abecedary is the Tel Zayit abecedary. It is confidently dated to the 10th century BC. This practice writing is carved into a 38 pound chunk of limestone - the back of which could be a bowl. The practice nature of this writing is reinforced as the letters are not in the conventional order.
Next time someone is carping about the rigors of keyboarding (oh the carpal tunnel syndrome), remind them that once people had to learn their alphabets by carving the letters in limestone (oh my thumb). Maybe the carving in stone was a final exam.


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This technique summons a small, gourd-shaped toad, called a "Gourd Toad" (瓢箪蝦蟇, Hyōtan Gama), a unique species of toad indigenous to Mount Myōboku. By using the toad's tongue to drag in whatever it wraps around, his technique is best used to capture and isolate a victim dragging them into the toad's stomach. Isolated from the outside world by a barrier, the space inside the Gourd Toad's stomach is far larger than the surface size of the Gourd Toad itself.
The environment inside the toad's stomach is a cavernous chamber, which includes a lake of strong corrosive gastric acid that can dissolve anything that should happen to fall into it, along with shores around the acid lake, and formations sticking out of the lake; the already-existing structures within the Toad's stomach are seemingly unaffected by the acid lake. Once trapped inside, an opponent is cut off from any allies and susceptible to attack, and can then be easily defeated.


text: This paper describes the creation of a hypothetical virtual art exhibit using a virtual environment task analysis tool. The Virtual Environment Task Analysis Tool (VETAT-ART) is a paper-and-pencil tool developed to provide structure and guidance to the needs-analysis process that is essential to the development of lifelike virtual exhibits. To illustrate its potential usefulness, VETAT-ART is applied to the design of a historical art exhibit. The first part of the article draws a general profile of our sample application. It introduces organizational-, user-, and task-related factors typically collected when designing or modifying most computer-based systems. The second part of the paper presents the user and task requirements unique to the creation of a virtual environment. Task requirements determine the contents of various storyboards and draw the architecture of the environment. Storyboards describe the images, sounds, sensations, and scents to be found in individual galleries. The architecture establishes a sensible order in which the galleries may be accessed. User requirements determine the human sensory, cognitive, and ergonomic needs relevant to the key activities museum visitors are expected to perform. Activities include visualization and inspection, exploration, and the manipulation of virtual artifacts. Eight goal-categories define user requirements. Visual, auditory, and haptic requirements are determined by humansensory issues. Features relevant to memory capacity, information load, and mental models describe cognitive issues. Physical and physiological considerations are determined by human ergonomics. The third section of the paper suggests usability goals and possible measures of success. In conclusion, limitations and potential extensions of the tool are discussed.


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How well do tall-tower measurements characterize the CO2 mole fraction distribution in the planetary boundary layer?
Abstract. Planetary boundary layer (PBL) CO2 mole fraction data are needed by transport models and carbon budget models as both input and reference for validation. The height of in situ CO2 mole fraction measurements is usually different from that of the model levels where the data are needed; data from short towers, in particular, are difficult to utilize in atmospheric models that do not simulate the surface layer well. Tall-tower CO2 mole fraction measurements observed at heights ranging from 10 to 115 m above ground level at a rural site in Hungary and regular airborne vertical mole fraction profile measurements (136 vertical profiles) above the tower allowed us to estimate how well a tower of a given height could estimate the CO2 mole fraction above the tower in the PBL. The statistical evaluation of the height-dependent bias between the real PBL CO2 mole fraction profile (measured by the aircraft) and the measurement at a given elevation above the ground was performed separately for the summer and winter half years to take into account the different dynamics of the lower troposphere and the different surface CO2 flux in the different seasons. The paper presents (1) how accurately the vertical distribution of CO2 in the PBL can be estimated from the measurements on the top of a tower of height H; (2) how tall of a tower would be needed for the satisfaction of different requirements on the accuracy of the estimation of the CO2 vertical distribution; (3) how accurate of a CO2 vertical distribution estimation can be expected from the existing towers; and (4) how much improvement can be achieved in the accuracy of the estimation of CO2 vertical distribution by applying the virtual tall-tower concept.


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Tyson is co-developing a sandbox video game with Whatnot Entertainment, Neil deGrasse Tyson Presents: Space Odyssey, which aims to help provide players with a realistic simulation of developing a space-faring culture, incorporating educational materials about space and technology. The game was anticipated for release in 2018.
Neil deGrasse Tyson Presents Space Odyssey will be a VR experience that promises both educational and entertainment values, and will integrate systems similar to that of well known titles such as Minecraft and Civilization. Players will not only be exploring our planetary system, but will be able to make their own as well! They will be able to build their own space ports, mining structures.
Space Odyssey: The Video Game is an upcoming sandbox video game with 4X elements being developed by Space Media Ventures for Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android systems, including virtual reality devices, anticipated for release in 2019. The game is being co-developed by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, and will have some educational aspects as the player designs and grows.Neil deGrasse Tyson Presents: Space Odyssey - we present to your attention quite an interesting game project from the American astrophysicist, doctor of philosophy in physics, writer and not only - Neil Degrasse Tyson. Throughout the gameplay, the player will be engaged in the study of a large number of worlds that have been created by him manually, and the rest of the players, you will have a.Neil DeGrasse Tyson is making a videogame By Andy Chalk 03 October 2016 Renowned astrophysicist and Twitter power user helping design a game called Neil deGrasse Tyson Presents: Space Odyssey.
Space Odyssey is a Science exploration sandbox game currently under development by Big Red Button, and co-developer astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson. Event Horizon is the propitiatory engine created for the game. Space Odyssey is a sandbox game based on scientific information designed to both challenge and educate the player. Create your own galaxy including planetary systems. Cultivate.Read More
Oct 7, 2018 - Neil deGrasse Tyson Presents: Space Odyssey - The Video Game by Neil deGrasse Tyson's Space Odyssey — Kickstarter Stay safe and healthy. Please practice hand-washing and social distancing, and check out our resources for adapting to these times.Read More
Neil deGrasse Tyson to appear at E3 for his new game Space Odyssey. Seth MacFarlane Signs Neil deGrasse Tyson for His COSMOS Reboot. - geektyrant.com This June, the famed physicist showcases his newest strategy game that offers a chance to explore space. by Valerie Bragg. May 25, 2017 at 8:30 PM May 25, 2017 at 8:30 PM. Click to watch the video. Video of the Day: Blasting News. Science.Read More
Neil deGrasse Tyson regularly critiques the scientific accuracy of movies on Twitter, but he's putting his money where his mouth is with a scientifically-minded space exploration video game.Read More
Neil deGrasse Tyson Presents Space Odyssey, a downloadable game of planetary exploration, kicks off its presale campaign on June 13, in conjunction with the E3 gaming industry convention. The campaign is designed to bring in a community of space enthusiasts, gamers and world-builders of all ages to help Tyson create the ultimate gaming adventure.Read More
A unique opportunity for gamers and fans to build a game with Dr. Tyson: suggest ideas, ask questions, and participate in development. - sents: Space Odyssey - The Video Game SPACE ODYSSEY - An awe-inspiring gaming experience of galactic exploration and colonization with Neil deGrasse Tyson.Read More
Well, get ready for Neil deGrasse Tyson Presents: Space Odyssey. That's right, the American astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson has entered the video game industry with his new game, and you can bet it's going to be a highly talked about game. The development of Space Odyssey is to educate and encourage players to explore his or her passions of both space and science. If you have ever.Read More
Neil deGrasse Tyson wants to make a video game. Space Odyssey is described as a scientifically-accurate way to experience galactic exploration and colonisation with a real footing in biology.Read More
Space Odyssey, by Neil deGrasse Tyson! Yes NdGT has thrown his hat into the ring to produce a game that rivals No Man's Sky in the wake of their epic failure. The game will be developed by indie studio Whatnot Entertainment and will be primarily and educational game, showing an accurate representation of the universe (from a physics perspective).Read More
Space Odyssey is very grounded in real science (purely fictional elements will likely exist, but be obvious). Players will be exposed to various concepts of chemistry, physics, biology, astronomy, robotics, etc. Understanding these concepts will be necessary to achieve certain tasks in the game. In this way, the game creates a very organic method of absorbing complex STEM concepts. This game.Read More


Coffee Filter Rainbow
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Coffee Filter Rainbow
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How can one color be many colors? Ask your kids how many colors are hiding in other colors. My boys gave the usual answers, red and blue are in purple, blue and yellow in green. But when I asked what colors make black, they were stumped. With just two simple ingredients and water, find how many colors can hide in black.
What you need:
 - Coffee filter
 - Black marker
What you do:
 1. Fold the coffee filter in quarters.
 2. Color the tip of the coffee filter cone black.
 3. Dip the black tip into water and lay it flat on plate.
 4. Watch for the rainbow to creep up the filter!
Why it works?
The coffee filter spreads the water upwards and separates the different color particles in the black marker ink. The color black reflects no colors. By mixing lots of colors which absorb specific wavelengths and reflect others, the colors end up absorbing any wavelengths reflected by any one color, leaving only black.
Want a little more color excitement? Try different color markers on the tip or fold the coffee filter in different ways to make different patterns.


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Commercial diving is a profession that involves inspecting and repairing structures underwater. One of the most important tasks for commercial divers is bridge inspection. Bridge inspection requires specific equipment and methods to ensure that the inspection is done thoroughly and accurately. In this blog post, we will explore the methods and equipment used for bridge inspection in commercial diving and how to create professional reports.
- Inspection methods for bridges:
The first step in bridge inspection is to determine the inspection method to be used. There are several inspection methods, including visual inspection, sounding, and non-destructive testing. Visual inspection involves examining the surface of the bridge for any signs of damage or corrosion. Sounding involves tapping on the bridge with a hammer to detect any hollow or weak spots. Non-destructive testing involves using specialized equipment to detect any internal damage or corrosion without damaging the bridge.
- Equipment for bridge inspection:
Commercial divers use specialized equipment for bridge inspection, including cameras, lights, and sonar. Cameras are used to take high-quality images of the bridge's surface, while lights provide illumination for the camera. Sonar is used to detect any potential issues or damage in the underwater portion of the bridge.
- Professional reporting:
Once the inspection is complete, it is important to create a professional report to document the findings. The report should include a detailed description of the inspection methods used, the equipment used, and the results of the inspection. The report should also include any recommendations for repairs or maintenance that need to be made.
- Safety in bridge inspection:
Safety is of the utmost importance in bridge inspection. Commercial divers should always use proper safety equipment, such as helmets, gloves, and diving suits. They should also be properly trained in the use of the equipment and methods used for bridge inspection.
- Importance of bridge inspection:
Bridge inspection is an essential part of ensuring the safety of the public. It helps to identify any potential issues or damage to the bridge before it becomes a safety hazard. Regular bridge inspections can help to prevent accidents and ensure that the bridge remains safe for use.
In conclusion, bridge inspection is a crucial task for commercial divers. It requires specialized equipment and methods to ensure that the inspection is done thoroughly and accurately. It is also important to create a professional report to document the findings and make any necessary recommendations for repairs or maintenance. Safety is of the utmost importance in bridge inspection, and it is essential to ensure that commercial divers are properly trained and equipped to do their job safely. Bridge inspection plays a vital role in ensuring the safety of the public and should not be taken lightly.
- "Bridge Inspection: Types and Methods" by Civil Engineering Portal
- "Bridge Inspection Equipment and Tools" by Maxpro Technologies
- "Bridge Inspection: Safety Tips and Guidelines" by WorkSafeBC
Why did the commercial diver inspect the bridge? To make sure it was "a-bridgeable" for everyone! Okay, maybe that wasn't the best joke, but it does highlight the importance of bridge inspection in ensuring the safety of the public. So, let's give a round of applause for the hardworking commercial divers who inspect our bridges to keep us all safe!