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Creating a User and Granting Permissions
Updated at: Sep 29, 2020 GMT+08:00
You can use IAM to implement refined permission control for DAS resources. To be specific, you can:
 - Create IAM users for employees from different departments of your enterprise. In this way, each IAM user has a unique security credential to use DAS resources.
 - Grant only the permissions required for users to perform a specific task.
 - Entrust an account or cloud service to perform professional and efficient O&M on your DAS resources.
If your account does not need individual IAM users, you may skip over this section.
Figure 1 describes how to grant permissions to a user group.
Before granting permissions to a user group, learn about the DAS system policies that can be added, as shown in Permissions Management. For the system policies of other services, see System Permissions.
Process Flow
Figure 1 Process for granting DAS permissions
 1. Create a user group and grant permissions to it.
 Create a user group on the IAM console, and grant the DAS Administrator policy to the group.
 2. Create an IAM user.
 Create a user on the IAM console and add the user to the group created in 1.
 3. Log in to the HUAWEI CLOUD console as the created IAM user, switch to the region where you have been authorized to use DAS, and verify permissions. For details about how to log in to the console, see Logging In as an IAM User.
 - In the service list, select Data Admin Service. On the displayed DAS console, click Add Login. If login information can be successfully created, DAS policies have already taken effect.
 - Select any other service, rather than DAS, in the Service List. If a message indicating insufficient permissions to access the service appears, DAS policies have already taken effect.
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Estimated Snow Parameters for Vehicle Mobility Modeling in Korea, Germany and Interior Alaska.
COLD REGIONS RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING LAB HANOVER NH
Pagination or Media Count:
Snow is a crucial factor affecting the U.S. Armys operations in cold regions. Values for snow depth and snow density are needed for vehicle mobility studies, but unfortunately the available historical records of these parameters tend to be relatively sparse. This report deals with the estimation of snow density and snow depth from readily available parameters such as air temperature and wind speed. As a basis for further study, the authors have summarized previous work in three areas of particular interest to the U.S. Armys vehicle mobility programs Korea, Germany and Alaska. Empirical models are presented for estimating snow parameters in these regions. AN
- Snow, Ice and Permafrost
- Surface Transportation and Equipment

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Maharashtra, UP gets Tough Solar Targets for 2022
Maharashtra Solar Targets
The MNRE has recently handed over red-letters to solar-friendly states underlining targets and deadline for renewable energy generation and absorption. The letter pronounces Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh into the challenging solar energy targets by 2022, asserting Maharashtra to increase 30 times solar capacity to its existing
378.7 MW generating 11,926 MW.
UP also has a good start to its solar capacity generation of 140 MW and with this recommendation the state has to convince to raise its solar capacity to more than 75 times generating 10,697 MW.
MNRE Secretary Upendra Tripathy wrote to the chief secretaries of all states and Union Territories, setting out each of their targets so as to achieve the goals of 100,000 MW of solar power, 60,000 MW of wind power and a total of 175,000 MW of renewable energy (the rest coming from biomass and small hydro projects) by 2022.
With the stipulation that 8% of the power consumed by a state should come from solar sources by 2022, Maharashtra's target rises to 12,611 MW and UP's to 13,248 MW, though the shortfall could be drawn from other states.
The secretary further writes in his letter that the states have to respond with an action plan, breaking up their cumulative goals into yearly targets. "I propose to convene a meeting in the second week of March 2016 to discuss the State Action Plan 2022, a copy of which may be sent to me in advance.
Tarun Kapoor, Joint Secretary in the MNRE, has written to Power Secretary Pradeep Kumar Pujari to ensure that all state electricity regulatory commissions cooperate in meeting the states' obligation of drawing 17% of their total power from renewable sources by 2022, including a minimum of 8% from solar sources. He has also written similarly to the principal secretaries (power) in all states and Union Territories.
Rajasthan and Gujarat are best suited regions for solar energy making the states to easily achieve the given targets.
Rajasthan already has solar capacity of 1,264.35 MW installed and needs to raise it less than five times to 5,762 MW by 2022. Gujarat, with a solar capacity of 1,024.15 MW, has to increase it to 8,020 MW.


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The Ecomuseum is an important outdoor museum for the valley from a cultural and historical point of view and shouldn't be missed.
THE ECOMUSEUM ROUTE IN VAL MELEDRIO
The route begins at the 16th century CHURCH (A) with its unique bell-tower, in the centre of the town of Dimaro.
Proceeding along the road beside the Meledrio stream (Boschetto di Dimaro) you will reach the SEGHERIA VENEZIANA (THE SAWMILL) (B) located at the very beginning of the town on the road when coming down from Folgarida.
From here it is possible to follow the route known as THE TREMENTINA (wood turpentine) TRAIL (C); you can also continue with a mountain bike and then onto the FOSINACE (forge) (D) where iron-work took place, a main source of income in the medieval era.
Here we can find THE MALLET (E) which has been perfectly restored and a lovely picnic area.
From here we can follow the route towards the CALCARA (F) a lime kiln used to produce limestone.
Further along the route you will reach the DOS DI SANTA BRIGIDA (G), where, after extensive research, the remains of an ancient hospice, run by the monks for travellers and pilgrims passing through the area, were found.
PIANO DI SVILUPPO RURALE - ASSE 4 LEADER
Iniziativa realizzata con il cofinanziamento del F.E.A.S.R.
(Fondo Europero Agricolo per lo Sviluppo Rurale)
e con Fondi Statali e Provinciali


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For a control system operated by a human, human assist control to avoid accidents attracts much attention in recent years. In this paper, we propose a novel definition of a control barrier function and a human assist control law with the proposed control barrier function. This paper proves that the proposed human assist control guarantees the safety of the control system under the human operation. Moreover, the paper shows that the control is the minimum of all safe inputs and a continuous function of both state and human inputs. The effectiveness of the proposed method is confirmed by computer simulation and experiments of a four-wheeled mobile robot.
In a modern aging society, electric wheelchairs are an essential means of transportation for the elderly. However, human operation errors of the electric wheelchair cause some accidents. For a control system operated by a human, human assist control to avoid accidents attracts much attention in recent years. For this problem, Nakamura et al. have proposed a relaxed control barrier function and a human assist control law. However, considering the operability and safety, it was difficult to apply the proposed human assist control to an electric wheelchair. In this paper, we propose a novel human assist control law that can consider an assist profile function based on a relaxed CBF. We aim to design human assist control law that can be applied to electric wheelchairs. The effectiveness of the proposed control method is confirmed by simulations and actual experiments using an electric wheelchair.
Human assist control of a control system driven by a human operator attracts much attention, and we have proposed a human assist control strategy has been proposed by using a control barrier function (CBF). However, the method is valid only for time-invariant environments; we cannot apply the method to a moving obstacle avoidance problem of a vehicle. In this paper, we introduce a time-invariant graph space as a time-varying state space. Then, we propose a time-varying CBF and human assist control based on the time-varying CBF for given time-varying environments. Finally, we confirm the effectiveness of the proposed method by computer simulation.


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Louis Vuitton Boston Outlet
Cut out the cone and cut slits in towards the seam between each of the scallops, as shown in Figure A. Sew a seam across the ribbon, inside the fold on each side, parallel to the sides of the doll, as in Figure C. That way, if you accidentally swerve away from the ruler when cutting, the piece under the ruler will be "safe. Louis Vuitton Boston Outlet. Sew a scam across at the bottom, holding all the layers together, as shown in Figure A. Sew together one red print triangle and one light print triangle to make a triangle-square (see Diagram 1). The slipper is of double thickness and has a fold line as indicated in the pattern; there is no difference between the left and right foot. Louis Vuitton Boston Outlet.

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Ever wanted an easy and quick way of accessing your files and folders in a few simple clicks? In this case, Mac shortcuts come in very handy as they will be your teleport-like feature to jump wherever you need to go on your computer. Also known as a "Mac Alias", you can use it to go to absolutely any directory on your machine, which makes it convenient and saves time.
In this guide, we will elaborate on how to make a shortcut on a Mac in just a few simple steps. Also, you will find out more about website shortcuts and how to delete Mac desktop shortcuts in general.
Contents:
1. How to create a Mac desktop shortcut
2. How to create a website shortcut on a Mac
3. How to delete a Mac desktop shortcut
How to create a Mac desktop shortcut
Creating a Mac desktop shortcut is the same as making an alias on a Mac. Read through the steps below to create macOS keyboard shortcuts:
 1. Use Finder to locate the file that you wish to make a desktop shortcut of.
 2. Click the file or folder and make sure that it's highlighted.
 3. mac desktop picture with new folder
 4. Proceed to File in the Menu bar and select Make Alias. You can also use the Command+L keyboard shortcut to do that.
 5. finder menu-make alias command
 6. Once that's done you can simply drag the file wherever you like. You will be able to access it from the OSX Alias you created from now on.
 7. folder alias icon on desktop
You can always distinguish the regular folder from the Mac alias by the arrow that it generates in the bottom left corner.
How to create a website shortcut on a Mac
This will be a little different from creating a shortcut to a file, as you first need to open your browser to do this correctly. Follow the instructions below create your first website shortcut on a Mac.
 1. Open your browser and highlight the website address you are visiting by clicking on it once.
 2. google search page in browser with website address highlighted
 3. Drag and drop it out from the address bar to your designated folder.
 4. dragging web address to mac desktop
That's it! You've just made your website shortcut. Next time you click it, you will head straight to the website.
Use Funter if you have lost your shortcuts
Although creating shortcuts is fairly simple, there have been cases of our users saving them in wrong folders and then not being able to find them. As a solution to this issue, we would recommend that you use the Funter app, which is designed to locate your files without hassle. You will be able to find a shortcut on your Mac in no time.
Not only you are able to locate regular files with Funter, but the software tool also allows you to locate files in hidden folders, which is not a feature found in the standard Spotlight search. See for yourself:
 1. Pop open the Funter app and search for the file you need. You should enter the shortcut name, enter it in the Search field.
 2. funter window with New folder query in search field
 3. The software tool has located the Mac alias you created before and now you can go ahead and open it.
 4. New folder alias files in Funter
As you can see, it only takes a few seconds to find the alias that you need. What's best about it is that it's absolutely free to use.
Funter - show invisible files
Funter: Show Hidden Files
Free Download
System requirements: macOS 10.13-10.15
Supported languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Russian
Priсe: Free
How to delete a Mac desktop shortcut
If you need to delete the shortcut you created for any reason, this will be a pretty straightforward process:
 1. Find the Mac alias you created previously and simply drag it to Trash. You can either drag and drop or right click and select Move to Trash
 2. removing alias to Trash from context menu
No more steps required! By doing that, you have permanently erased the shortcut. Just don't forget to 'Empty Trash' after you've moved it.

Conclusion
Whether you need to make a new folder shortcut on your Mac or create a quick way to access your favorite website, your best bet is to create an alias on your Mac. By utilizing this feature on your Mac, you will save both time and headache looking for files you need or remembering which website you visited.
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Q&A: Inpatient Certification
Q: What elements must be included for inpatient certification?
A: The inpatient certification may be made with a specific separate certification form or constructively through the forms, notes, or records signed by the certifying physician. There are three elements to the certification:
- The reason for continued hospitalization of the patient or the special or unusual services for cost outlier cases
- The estimated time the patient will need to remain in the hospital
- Plans for postdischarge care, if appropriate
For more information, see the Patient Status Training Toolkit for Utilization Review.


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Calculations with different methods
- 938.188 miles
- 1509.867 kilometers
- 815.263 nautical miles
Vincenty's formula calculates the distance between latitude/longitude points on the earth's surface, using an ellipsoidal model of the earth.Haversine formula
- 935.419 miles
- 1505.411 kilometers
- 812.857 nautical miles
The haversine formula calculates the distance between latitude/longitude points assuming a spherical earth (great-circle distance).
Estimated flight time from Fort Albany Airport (YFA) to Wollaston Lake Airport (ZWL) is 2 hours 16 minutes.
Time difference and current local times
The time difference between Fort Albany and Wollaston Lake is 2 hours. Wollaston Lake is 2 hours behind Fort Albany.
Carbon dioxide emissions
Estimated CO2 emissions per passenger is 135 kg (297 pounds).
Fort Albany to Wollaston Lake flight map.
Frequent Flyer Miles Calculator
Fort Albany (YFA) → Wollaston Lake (ZWL).


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Did ancient coffee houses lay the groundwork for modern consumerism?
If you think that your favourite coffee shop is a great gathering place for discussion, you should have been around in the Ottoman Empire starting in the 1550s. A new study in the Journal of Consumer Research examines the role of
coffee houses in the evolution of the consumer.
Authors Eminegül Karababa from the University of Exeter Business School and Güliz Ger of Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey have researched widely and deeply into the history of coffee houses in the early modern Ottoman Empire and found they offered their patrons a lot more than coffee.
They found that patrons engaged in gambling, taking drugs, meeting with "young beautiful boys," as well as performing or watching entertainments such as puppet theatres, storytellers, and musical and dance performances. The early coffee houses were controversial enterprises. "Formation, normalisation, and legalisation of such a site for transgressive pleasures was controversial since the formal religious morality of the period which was orthodox Islam considered it to be sinful and illegal. Thus, they were repeatedly banned by the state."
Yet, the coffee houses flourished, and by the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Ottomans from all ranks of the society met to drink coffee, socialize, and have literary discussions. Coffee house discourse often challenged the authority of the state and religion and led to changes in the society. "Simultaneously, a new Ottoman consumer, resisting the prescriptions of the state and religion, actively constructing self-ethics, and taking part in the formation of the coffeehouse culture, was forming as well."
"Obviously, the early modern Ottoman context was very different than any modern capitalist system", the authors write. "But the active consumer may not be as recent or even a chronological phenomenon as many consumer researchers think."
Eminegül Karababa and Güliz Ger. "Early Modern Ottoman Coffeehouse Culture and the Formation of the Consumer Subject." Journal of Consumer Research: February 2011.
Date: 28 August 2010

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Burnham Overy Staithe sea defences
Burnham Overy is a civil parish on the north coast of Norfolk, England. In modern times a distinction is often made between the two settlements of Burnham Overy Town, the original village adjacent to the parish church and now reduced to a handful of houses, and Burnham Overy Staithe, a rather larger hamlet about 1 mile (2 km) away and next to the creek-side harbour.
Burnham Overy lies between the larger village of Burnham Market, less than 1 mile (2 km) to the west, and Holkham, some 3 miles (5 km) to the east. Burnham Thorpe, the birthplace of Horatio Nelson, lies 1 mile (2 km) to the south-east. According to various letters and documents, Nelson learned to row and sail a dinghy at Burnham Overy Staithe, at the age of 10, two years before joining the Navy. The larger town of King's Lynn is 20 miles (30 km) to the south-west, whilst the city of Norwich is 30 miles (50 km) to the south-east.
The civil parish has an area of 8.92 km2 and in the 2001 census had a population of 311 in 167 households. For the purposes of local government, the parish falls within the district of King's Lynn and West Norfolk.


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When you're talking about a topping for bagels and cream cheese, lox is the name most tossed around — it just sounds natural to order a bagel with lox and cream cheese. But is lox really just smoked salmon? Here's a guide to what lox really is, as well as a primer on how different types of smoked salmon are made.
Lox was traditionally only made from the belly of salmon, although other parts of the fish are now also used. The salmon is salt-cured or brined but never cooked or smoked, so it has a very silky, rich texture and translucency. Lox is the traditional topping of bagels with cream cheese and is most often served thinly sliced.
- Get a recipe: How To Salt Cure Salmon (Lox) at Home
There are two other versions of lox where the preparation methods do vary a bit:
- Nova Lox: This lox, which comes from Nova Scotia, is actually cold-smoked after the curing or brining process.
- Gravlax: Gravlax is the Scandinavian preparation of lox, where lots of fresh dill and spices such as juniper berries and pepper, as well as some liquor such as aquavit or brandy, are additional ingredients used during the curing process.
- Get a recipe: Gravlax
Smoked salmon is a much more generic term than lox. Smoked salmon can be made from any part of the fish, and it starts with salt curing or brining, just as in lox.
The next step is where smoked salmon is different from lox. The salmon can be covered in spices or a dry rub after curing, then smoked in one of two ways:
- Cold-Smoked Salmon: The salmon is slowly exposed to smoke in about an 80°F environment for a few days. The salmon doesn't get cooked, so the flesh of cold-smoked salmon stays very moist and silky and has a beautiful translucent pink color. Cold-smoked salmon has a similar texture to lox, but has an additional layer of smoky flavor. It is also a common topping for bagels and cream cheese and is usually sold thinly sliced.
- Hot-Smoked Salmon: The salmon is smoked with heat in the same way meat gets smoked. The fish gets cooked all the way through and ends up with a firm, flaky, and drier texture, but it also has a distinct smoky flavor. When shopping for hot-smoked salmon, it looks very similar to a piece of cooked or grilled salmon.
- Get a recipe: How To Make Hot-Smoked Salmon
Updated from a post originally published in March 2011.


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Gabuiel BANU
Kala Lagaw Ya people
Boigu (Island) Torres Strait, Australia 1940 – 2003
Gainau [Pigeon] headdress [Torres Strait headdress: Pigeon] 1996 Description: headress - green exterior, with yellow interior, With white/yellow pigeon, string from wing tips to front of headress, joining with wooden bead, wings with hinges for movement.
Place made: Waiben (Thursday Island), Torres Strait, Queensland, Australia
Materials & Technique: sculptures, headdresses, mixed media
Dimensions: 42.0 h x 36.0 w x 33.0 d cm
Acknowledgement: Purchased 1996
Accession No: NGA 96.1098
 - This is a Pigeon headdress from the Torres Strait Islands. The fabrication of headdresses is an important part of the continuation of Torres Strait Islander cultural practices. The tradition of making headdresses and dance masks for ceremonies in the Torres Strait goes back 1000s of years. While in the past only natural materials such as wood, turtle shell, fibre and natural pigment were used, nowadays plywood, nylon fishing line, chicken feathers and enamel paints are regularly used. This is the Torres Strait Pigeon, a migratory bird that travels between the Torres Strait and northern Australia. The headdress is operated by pulling the string to flap both wings, imitating the movements of a pigeon in flight.
 Gabuiel Banu was born on Boigu Island in the Torres Strait Islands and spent his childhood fishing, gardening and learning about his family and culture. He was taught to make headdresses by his father and in turn he has passed on this skill to his family. His work observes the Torres Strait Islander tradition of making headdresses and serves as a role model for younger people to keep alive this important cultural practice.
 Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra


Electrical Firing System - Firing Cables
Firing Cables
The type of firing cable used depends primarily on how many conductors is needed. Generally, 16 or 50 conductor cables are used, being this is the most common type of firing system configuration. Some systems are designed with a specific male/female polarity (i.e. one type solely used at firing system end and one type used at field module end) and some use the same sex connector for both ends. The specific polarity design usually used to imply the "direction" of the firing current and/or data signal (computerized system only); however, this is unnecessary in an analog (non-computerized) firing system, where there is not necessarily an "input" and "output" of the field module. In other words, you don't have to worry about which end of the cable goes where in an analog system which uses the same sex connector on both the slave and firing control module, ultimately saving you time during setup. In addition, firing cables can have a separate ground line secured to them for systems which are not internally grounded. See pictures below.
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When every second counts
In the event that a child gets lost in a public area, on their way home or, possibly even disappearing altogether, a complete and up-to-date description of the child can save valuable time and will allow law enforcement to respond more quickly in initiating searches for the missing child.
Thanks to a generous grant by Telus Community Board, the Missing Children's Network created Sign4l, an application that is available free of charge on most Apple and Android smartphones. Sign4l allows parents to store up-to-date photos and vital physical descriptions of their child which they can then instantly email or text to the relevant authorities, allowing them to save time in the event of an emergency.
The information that is saved by parents on their child is not stored in any database. Only parents or guardians will be able to access their children's data sheet.
Parents can also rely on the reminder function, which varies according to the age of the child, allowing them to update their child's profile at any time in the application. SIGN4L also includes safety tips for children as well as the 4 crucial steps to follow in the moments following the disappearance of a child.
To Download Sign4l
The Service de Police de la Ville de Montréal welcomes any initiative that allows parents to act quickly when a child goes missing or runs away.
Commander Patrick Lavallée


German Dharmaduta Society (in Sri Lanka)
Founded in 1952 by Asoka Weeraratna to propagate Buddhism and establish the Buddha Sasana in Germany and other Western countries, like Arahant Mahinda did it in Sri Lanka 2300 years ago. The GDS sponsored the first Buddhist Mission to Germany in 1957, and continues to send monks to reside and conduct Dharmaduta work at the Berlin Buddhist Vihara in Germany. The GDS administers the Berlin Vihara which was founded in 1957 by Asoka Weeraratna ( later known as Mitirigala Dhammanisanthi Thero ).


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Have you ever wondered about the life and journey of one of the world's most influential environmental activists? Are you curious about how Vandana Shiva, a renowned proponent of organic farming, has shaped the global discourse on sustainable agriculture and biodiversity conservation? This comprehensive article delves into the life, work, and philosophy of Vandana Shiva, a towering figure in the world of environmental activism and organic farming.
We will explore her early life and educational background, providing a foundation for understanding her passion for environmental issues. We will then journey through her transition into environmental activism, highlighting the significant impact she has made in promoting organic farming practices.
Shiva's contributions to biodiversity conservation have been monumental, and we will delve into her innovative approaches and strategies. Her unique philosophy of ecofeminism, which intertwines environmental sustainability and gender equality, will also be dissected to provide a deeper understanding of her worldview.
Furthermore, we will examine how Shiva's work has influenced global environmental policies, and the recognition she has received for her tireless activism. Finally, we will look towards the future, discussing Shiva's vision for sustainable agriculture and how it could shape the world in the years to come.
Join us as we embark on this enlightening exploration of Vandana Shiva's life, work, and enduring impact on our planet.
The Early Life and Education of Vandana Shiva
Born in the verdant landscapes of Dehradun, India, in 1952, Vandana Shiva was raised in a family that valued and respected nature. Her father, a conservator of forests, and her mother, a farmer with a love for nature, instilled in her a deep appreciation for the environment from a young age. This early exposure to the wonders of nature played a significant role in shaping her future career as an environmental activist and proponent of organic farming.
Shiva's academic journey was as impressive as it was diverse. She pursued her bachelor's degree in Physics at Panjab University, followed by a master's degree in the Philosophy of Science at the University of Guelph in Canada. Her thirst for knowledge didn't stop there. She went on to earn a Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of Western Ontario, where her dissertation focused on quantum theory. This solid academic foundation provided her with the necessary tools to critically analyze and challenge the prevailing paradigms of science, technology, and environmental policy.
Vandana Shiva's Journey into Environmental Activism
Dr. Vandana Shiva, a renowned scholar and environmental activist, embarked on her journey into environmental activism in the early 1980s. Her passion for the environment was ignited by the Chipko movement, a grassroots initiative in India aimed at protecting forests from being felled. This movement, which involved local women hugging trees to prevent them from being cut down, was a turning point in Shiva's life. It inspired her to dedicate her life to the cause of environmental conservation and sustainable agriculture.
Shiva's work in environmental activism is characterized by her strong advocacy for organic farming and biodiversity. She founded the Research Foundation for Science, Technology, and Natural Resource Policy in 1982, an organization dedicated to developing sustainable methods of agriculture. Her work has been instrumental in promoting organic farming practices in India and abroad. Some of her notable achievements include:
- Establishing Navdanya, a network of seed keepers and organic producers spread across 22 states in India.
- Initiating the Bija Satyagraha movement, which opposes patenting of seeds.
- Winning the Right Livelihood Award, often referred to as the 'Alternative Nobel Prize', in 1993 for her work in placing women and ecology at the heart of modern development discourse.
Despite facing numerous challenges and criticisms, Shiva has remained steadfast in her commitment to environmental activism. Her work has had a significant impact on the global discourse on sustainable agriculture and biodiversity. She continues to inspire many with her unwavering dedication to the cause of environmental conservation and her belief in the power of grassroots activism.
The Impact of Vandana Shiva on Organic Farming
As a fierce advocate for organic farming, Vandana Shiva has significantly influenced the global agricultural landscape. Her relentless efforts have led to a paradigm shift, with more farmers embracing organic farming methods. Shiva's advocacy has not only highlighted the environmental benefits of organic farming, but also its potential to enhance food security and farmers' livelihoods. For instance, in India, where Shiva has been most active, the number of organic farmers has increased by over 500% in the last decade.
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This surge in organic farming is largely attributed to Shiva's advocacy and the work of her organization, Navdanya. Her impact extends beyond India, influencing farming practices worldwide, and inspiring a global movement towards sustainable agriculture.
4. Vandana Shiva's Contributions to Biodiversity Conservation
Renowned for her relentless advocacy for biodiversity, Vandana Shiva has made significant strides in the field of environmental conservation. Her work primarily focuses on promoting organic farming and sustainable agriculture, which are crucial in preserving biodiversity. Shiva's efforts have led to the establishment of Navdanya, a network of seed keepers and organic producers spread across 22 states in India. This initiative has been instrumental in conserving more than 3000 rice varieties from across the country, thus playing a significant role in biodiversity conservation.
Furthermore, Shiva's advocacy extends beyond the borders of India. She has been a vocal critic of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and industrial agriculture, which she believes are detrimental to biodiversity. Her work has influenced policies and practices worldwide, leading to a greater emphasis on organic and sustainable farming methods. In conclusion, Vandana Shiva's contributions to biodiversity conservation are immense and have had a profound impact on the way we perceive and interact with the environment. Her work serves as a reminder of the importance of biodiversity and the need for its preservation.
Understanding Vandana Shiva's Philosophy on Ecofeminism
Delving into the philosophy of ecofeminism as advocated by Vandana Shiva, one can observe a profound connection between the exploitation of nature and the oppression of women. Shiva's perspective on ecofeminism is rooted in the belief that the same patriarchal ideologies that devalue and suppress women are also responsible for the degradation of our environment. She asserts that the liberation of women and the preservation of biodiversity are intrinsically linked, and that one cannot occur without the other.
Shiva's ecofeminist philosophy is not just a theoretical construct, but a call to action. She encourages a shift from the dominant, exploitative paradigm towards a more sustainable and equitable model of interaction with nature. This includes organic farming practices, biodiversity conservation, and the recognition of women's roles as custodians of the earth. In conclusion, Vandana Shiva's ecofeminism is a powerful synthesis of environmental activism and feminist thought, offering a transformative vision for a more sustainable and just world.
6. The Influence of Vandana Shiva's Work on Global Environmental Policies
Championing the cause of sustainable agriculture and biodiversity, Vandana Shiva has significantly impacted global environmental policies. Her relentless advocacy for organic farming and against genetically modified organisms (GMOs) has led to a paradigm shift in the way we perceive food production and consumption. Shiva's work has been instrumental in influencing the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those related to responsible consumption and production. Her efforts have also led to the implementation of stricter regulations on GMOs in several countries. The following checklist highlights the key areas of Shiva's influence: promotion of organic farming, advocacy against GMOs, influence on UN's Sustainable Development Goals, and impact on GMO regulations.
7. Vandana Shiva's Awards and Recognitions in Environmental Activism
Throughout her illustrious career, Vandana Shiva has been the recipient of numerous awards and recognitions for her tireless efforts in environmental activism and organic farming. One of her most notable accolades is the Right Livelihood Award, often referred to as the 'Alternative Nobel Prize', which she received in 1993 for her work in placing women and ecology at the heart of modern development discourse. She was also honored with the Sydney Peace Prize in 2010 for her commitment to social justice. The Calgary Peace Prize and the Thomas Merton Award are among the other prestigious recognitions she has received. These awards not only validate her work but also serve as a testament to the significant impact she has made in the field of environmental activism. For those interested in following her footsteps, it's important to note that her success lies in her unwavering dedication to the cause and her ability to mobilize and inspire others.
8. The Future Vision of Vandana Shiva for Sustainable Agriculture
Emphasizing the importance of organic farming and sustainable agriculture, Vandana Shiva has consistently advocated for a future where these practices become the norm. Her vision is one where farming is not just a means of producing food, but also a way of preserving biodiversity, maintaining soil health, and supporting local communities. She believes that by shifting away from industrial agriculture and embracing organic farming, we can address many of the environmental and social issues that we face today.
In her vision for sustainable agriculture, Shiva sees a world where farmers are not dependent on chemical fertilizers and pesticides, but instead use traditional farming methods that are in harmony with nature. She argues that this approach not only benefits the environment, but also improves the health and wellbeing of people. Shiva's vision is not just about changing farming practices, but also about transforming our relationship with food and nature. In conclusion, Vandana Shiva's future vision for sustainable agriculture is one that is holistic, sustainable, and beneficial for both people and the planet.


Thursday Throwing Tips –How to Throw a Curve Ball
The debate whether throwing curve balls is bad for the young arm or not will rage forever, I assume. Regardless, at some point kids need to learn how to throw a curve ball correctly. Additionally, it is important for most position players to stay on top with their throws. This does not mean that throwing with a three quarter delivery is not OK, but it is important for kids that throw sidearm to learn to get on top more, at least for position players.
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Baseball Drill for How to Throw a Curve Ball
I have players bring an empty, plastic water bottle to practice. Players pair off and begin throwing their bottles to each other at the same time. This way they are getting more reps and there is no danger if the bottles collide. The object is to have the bottles thrown to where they spin head over head in a twelve to six rotation. This should be practice with the regular fastball grip with twelve-six rotation and with a curve ball hand action with the same spin. Once players get the feel of spinning the bottle correctly with both the fastball (hand behind) action and the curve ball (Hand on side like throwing a football), players try the same with a regular baseball, but with only one thrown at a time.
Coaches can also have players count the number of twelve six rotations they can get with the empty bottles. This how to throw a curve ball drill helps players understand the pitch, too, a good first step to perfecting the pitch.
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Part of PowerPoint's charm is being able to give objects such as images, shapes, and text boxes animations, making your presentation more interactive and engaging. When animating text boxes, you can animate all the text in the box at once, or you can animate characters individually.
Animating Characters in PowerPoint
When you select a text box and give it an animation, PowerPoint treats the text box (and all contents inside) as a single object by default.
If you want to give each character a different type of animation, you'll have to highlight each character individually and then assign the animation to it. However, if you want all of the characters or words to have the same animation, and you just want to initiate or time the animation separately, there's an easier way.
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In your PowerPoint presentation, select the text and then choose the animation you want to assign. To do so, move over to the "Animations" tab and select your desired animation in the "Animation" group. In this example, we will use the "Fly In" option.
Next, head over to the "Advanced Animation" group and select "Animation Pane."
A pane will appear on the right-hand side. Find the animation effect assigned to the text box and double-click it.
A window will appear, giving you several advanced options for the animation. On the "Effect" tab, click the "Animate text" drop-down menu. Here, you can choose whether you want to animate by word or letter. Make your choice and then click "OK."
By letter
Now you'll see a preview of the animation take place. Notice that each character (or word) executes the animation individually. Repeat these steps as often as required for your presentation.
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|Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Tuning with the Oracle Tuning Pack
Part Number A86647-01
The Outline Management tool allows you to manage stored outlines directly using a GUI-based tool. Specifically you can browse, sort, delete, and edit outlines with this tool. Outlines are preserved by Oracle's plan stability functionality, so before using Outline Management or Outline Editor to create or edit an outline, it is important to understand how plan stability works. Plan stability prevents certain database environment changes from affecting the performance characteristics of applications. Such changes include changes to the optimizer statistics, changes to the optimizer mode settings, and changes to parameters affecting the sizes of memory structures, such as
BITMAP_MERGE_AREA_SIZE. Plan stability is most useful when you cannot risk any performance changes in an application.
An outline consists primarily of a set of hints that is equivalent to the optimizer's results for the execution plan generation of a particular SQL statement. When you create an outline, plan stability examines the optimization results using the same data used to generate the execution plan. That is, Oracle uses the input to the execution plan to generate an outline, and not the execution plan itself.
As mentioned above, an outline is a means for modifying optimizer behavior. When the optimizer encounters the SQL text of the outline, it applies the supplied hints. The plans Oracle maintains in stored outlines remain consistent despite changes to a system's configuration or statistics. Using outlines also stabilizes the generated execution plan if the optimizer changes in subsequent Oracle releases. Plan stability facilitates migration from the rule-based optimizer to the cost-based optimizer when you upgrade to a new Oracle release.
For more information on plan stability, see the Oracle9i Database Performance Guide and Reference.
There are two ways to launch the Outline Management Tool:
The Outline Management tool provides an easy-to-use graphical interface for managing your stored outlines. The tool can tell you how many outlines exist in the database and whether or not the outlines have been used since the last database upgrade.
Specifically, the tool allows you to:
The Outline Management Tool can also be used to launch the Outline Editor to create a new outline or edit an existing outline. When you want to create a new outline, Outline Management gives you two options: Create and Create Like. The Create feature launches the Outline Editor which allows you to specify the name, category, and SQL text for your new outline. Use the Create Like feature to make a new outline similar to an existing one.
When you edit an existing outline, the Outline Editor lets you to see the SQL text and modify the graphical explain plan for the outline. For more information on using the Outline Editor, see Chapter 26, "Introduction to the Outline Editor".


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How to Build A Hay Box
A hay box (or hay cooker, insulated box, straw box or fireless cooker) is a method of cooking that saves energy.
From Wikipedia: "Food items to be cooked are heated to boiling point, and then insulated. Over a period of time, the food items cook by the heat captured in the insulated container. Generally, it takes three times the normal cooking time to cook food in a hay box."
Hay and straw, even blanketing can be used as insulation — but we now have so many insulation options. A quick trip to a big hardware store reveals that, that we can build super-insulated hay cookers.
This is old technology that is now being revived. You can get fancy with the box building it out of wood or as in the following video keep it simple by using a cardboard box. According to Wikipedia, in the past, "Some types were provided with soapstone or iron plates which were heated during the preliminary cooking on the stove and then placed in the fireless cooker either over or under the cooking pot. In these types, a non-inflammable insulating material was used."
Advantage: Can save on huge amounts of energy. Risk/Disadvantage: Again via Wiki "…there is a risk of bacterial growth if the food items are allowed to remain in the danger zone for one or more hours. For this reason, food cooked in hay boxes is normally reheated to boiling before eating. Using a food thermometer eliminates the guesswork."
In this video Aaron Mackley shows us how to build a hay box using a cardboard box, styrofoam panels and aluminum foil. I would probably go with an insulator other than styrofoam, especially around something hot because it is just nasty, toxic stuff, but…


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Change your localized address for Rapida payments
Your localized address is the address associated with your Rapida payments. Follow these instructions if you want to change your localized Rapida address:
- Sign in to your AdSense account at _URL_
- In the left navigation panel, click Payments.
- Click Add payment method.
- Set the radio button to "Rapida settings".
- Click Continue.
- Next, enter your address details and on the last line enter the Rapida form number.
Enter your name and address in Russian characters. Be aware that in the Rapida system, the characters ";" and "/" are not allowed. Use words instead of these characters. The address in Russian must correspond with the Latin variant of the address, otherwise a failure may occur when a payment is made.
Below is an example of correctly completed fields:
First Name: Андрей
Last name: Бобров
Address: 1 Ул. Ленина 15-5
Address (use if address does not fit on the first line)
Rapida template ID: _PHONE_
- Confirm that you have the official documents (for example, passport) and supporting information indicated in the form shown above.
Make sure that the first name and last name in the account correspond precisely with the information in the state-approved proof of identity that you will present when collecting your payment through the Rapida system.
- Click Save changes.
Please note the following: if you set up your payments through the Rapida system after the 15th of the current month, we cannot guarantee the use of this payment method in the upcoming payment cycle. For example, to guarantee that you received your March payment through the Rapida system, you'd need to carry out the steps listed above before April 15.


Smart Glass being Invented by Corning could Analyze DNA
DNA imageRecently, Corning Incorporated, together with Polytechnique Montreal, is developing a type of smart glass mainly used as the touchscreen of the smartphone, which can detect people's physical condition and can even analyze the user's DNA through reading the spit on the surface of the smart glass. Besides, this smart glass can also detect the composition of the atmosphere.


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History of the School
The Upper School building was originally opened in 1933 as the "Markhams Chase Primary School". At this time Laindon was a scattered rural community. Children came to the school from a large surrounding area.
It continued to serve the community until the building of the "Basildon New Town" caused a change to the intake area of the school. As the New Town reached Markhams Chase, hundreds of new families moved into the area and we became one of the largest schools in the town
The original Headteacher, Janet Duke, retired in 1964; this was when the current lower school building was opened as the Infant School. The schools were renamed Janet Duke Infant and Janet Duke Junior in recognition of the lifetime work and contribution that Miss Janet Duke had made to the school and community.
The Upper School building is traditional, being built of red brick with modern classrooms and the original hall. The lower school building is a more modern structure with large classrooms complete with cloakroom facilities. The school has a light, spacious hall that is used for assembly times, physical education lessons and as a dining hall.
The kitchen is an integral part of the school building. Meals are cooked here for the whole school.
There is a link corridor that was opened in April 2012 that joins the lower and upper school buildings allowing for free flow movement of pupils and staff across the school. This corridor is named 'Willets Walk Way' in recognition of Chris Willets, the school's site manager, on his retirement after 19 years service to the school.


ASQ CQI Certification Exam Syllabus
CQI dumps PDF, ASQ CQI BraindumpsTo achieve the professional designation of ASQ Certified Quality Inspector from the ASQ, candidates must clear the CQI Exam with the minimum cut-off score. For those who wish to pass the ASQ CQI certification exam with good percentage, please take a look at the following reference document detailing what should be included in ASQ Quality Inspector Exam preparation.
The ASQ CQI Exam Summary, Body of Knowledge (BOK), Sample Question Bank and Practice Exam provide the basis for the real ASQ Certified Quality Inspector (CQI) exam. We have designed these resources to help you get ready to take ASQ Certified Quality Inspector (CQI) exam. If you have made the decision to become a certified professional, we suggest you take authorized training and prepare with our online premium ASQ Quality Inspector Practice Exam to achieve the best result.
ASQ CQI Exam Summary:
Exam Name ASQ Certified Quality Inspector
Exam Code CQI
Application Fee USD $70
Exam Duration 270 Minutes
Number of Questions 110
Passing Score 550/750
Format Multiple Choice Questions
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A. Basic Shop Math - Solve basic shop math problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication, division of fractions and decimals, squares, and square roots. Use methods such as truncating and rounding to obtain significant digits for positive and negative numbers. (Apply)
B. Basic Algebra - Solve or simplify first-degree and single-variable equations. (Apply)
C. Basic Geometry - Calculate general parameters such as area, circumference, perimeter, and volume for basic geometric shapes. Calculate complementary and supplementary angles. (Apply)
D. Basic Trigonometry - Solve for angles and lengths using trigonometric functions such as sine, cosine, tangent, and the Pythagorean Theorem. (Apply)
E. Measurement Systems - Convert units within and between English and metric measurement systems (SI) such as inch to micro-inch, liter to quart, and meter to millimeter. (Apply)
F. Numeric Conversions - Use various numbering methods such as scientific notation, decimals, and fractions, and convert values between these systems. (Apply)
II. METROLOGY (26 Questions)
A. Common Gauges and Measurement Instruments 1. Variable gauges
- Identify and use variable gauges, including micrometers, calipers, dial indicators, and Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs). Understand linear scales, such as steel rule, and gauge blocks. Use borescopes, thermometers, and temperature probes. (Apply)
2. Attribute gauges
- Identify and use attribute gauges, including thread plugs, progressive rings, flush pins, pin gauges, and radius gauges. (Apply)
3. Transfer gauges
- Identify and use transfer gauges, including small-hole gauges, telescoping gauges, and spring calipers. (Apply)
4. Measurement scales
- Describe and distinguish between dial, digital, and vernier scales. (Remember)
B. Special Gauges and Applications - Identify and describe the following basic tools and components. (Remember)
1. Electronic gauging tools: oscilloscopes, multimeters, and pyrometers.
2. Automatic gauging components: machine vision, ultrasonic, X-ray, and laser.
3. Pneumatic gauging components: air columns, probes, and rings.
4. Force gauging: torque wrenches.
5. Environment instrumentation: hygrometers, chart recorders, and data loggers.
C. Gauge Selection, Handling, and Use 1. 10:1 rule
- Understand the 10:1 rule: inspection measurements require better than the tolerance of a dimension by a factor of 10, and calibration standards require better than the inspection measurements by a factor of 10. (Understand)
2. Gauge selection
- Select gauges according to the feature or characteristic to be measured, the applicable tolerance and the accuracy, environment, and the resolution and capability of the test instrument. Determine whether the type of measurement should be direct, differential, or transfer. (Apply)
3. Gauge handling, preservation, and storage
- Identify and apply various methods of cleaning, handling, and storing gauges. (Apply)
4. Gauge correlation
- Identify and apply methods for establishing the correlation between measurement instruments such as gauge-to-gauge or manual-to-automated process. (Apply)
D. Surface Plate Tools and Techniques 1. Surface plate equipment
- Select and use height gauges, V-blocks, and other indicators to measure various types of features. Understand the care, cleaning, calibration, and lapping of a surface plate. (Apply)
2. Angle measurement instruments
- Identify and use protractors, sine bars, and angle blocks. (Apply)
E. Specialized Inspection Equipment 1. Measuring mass
- Describe and apply weights, balances, and scales. (Apply)
2. Measuring finish
- Describe and apply profilometers, and fingernail comparators. (Apply)
3. Measuring shape and profile
- Describe and apply mechanical comparators, roundness testers, precision spindles, and profile tracers. (Apply)
4. Optical equipment
- Describe and apply optical comparators, optical flats, and microscopes. (Apply)
5. Software-based measurement systems
- Define and describe the use of digital cameras, in-line optical sensors, vision inspection systems (white light/blue light), articulating arms, laser trackers, contracers, and other digital systems for product inspection. Recognize software limitations with regard to locating functional datums, target points and areas, hole positions, and the basic operation of the x, y, and z axes. (Understand)
6. Measuring Inclination
- Define and describe the measurement of the slope or slant of various equipment (mechanical/laser). (Understand)
F. Calibration 1. Calibration systems
- Describe the principles and purpose of a calibration system, including the importance of establishing calibration intervals and uncertainty. Identify and use basic tracking and identification methods such as logs, stickers, radio frequency identification (RFID), barcodes, and other identification codes to control calibration equipment. (Apply)
2. Calibration standards and equipment traceability
- Describe the hierarchy of standards, from working standards through international standards and the documentation process of a measurement device traceable to the international standards. (Remember)
3. Gauge calibration environment
- Describe the effects that environmental conditions have on the calibration process, such as temperature, humidity, vibration and cleanliness of the gauge. (Apply)
4. Out-of-Calibration effects
G. Measurement System Analysis (MSA) - Define and describe the following elements of MSA. (Remember)
1. Bias
2. Stability
3. Precision
4. Accuracy
5. Linearity
6. Repeatability and reproducibility (R & R) studies
A. Blueprints, Drawings, Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T), and Model-Based Definitions 1. Blueprints, engineering drawings, and model-based definitions
- Define and interpret various sections of technical drawings: title blocks, tolerances, change or revision blocks, including notes, scale, and size details. (Apply)
2. Terminology and symbols
- Define and interpret drawing views and details for product specifications or other controlling documents. Define and use various terms and symbols from the ASME Y14.5M standard. (Analyze)
3. Position and bonus tolerances
- Calculate position and bonus tolerances from various drawings. (Analyze)
4. Part alignment and datum structure
- Determine part alignment and setup using the datum structure. (Analyze)
B. Sampling - Define and interpret the following terms related to sampling. (Apply)
1. Acceptance quality limit (AQL)
2. Random sampling
3. Lot and sample size
4. Acceptance number
5. Sampling plans
C. Inspection Planning and Processes 1. Inspection types
- Define and distinguish between inspection types such as incoming material, first-article (first-piece), in-process, and final. (Apply)
2. Inspection errors
- Identify potential inspection errors such as bias, fatigue, flinching, distraction, and poor time management. (Apply)
3. Product traceability
- Identify methods to trace products and materials such as age control, shelf life, first-in first-out (FIFO), barcoding, date codes, and lot and part numbering. (Apply)
4. Identification of nonconforming material
- Describe various methods of identifying nonconforming material such as tagging, labeling, and segregating. (Apply)
5. Levels of severity
Define and describe levels of severity (critical, major, and minor) and apply them to product features and defects. (Apply)
6. Disposition of nonconforming material
- Describe disposition methods including rework, reprocess, reinspect, scrap, and customer waiver, as determined by a material review board (MRB) or other authority. (Apply)
D. Testing methods - Define and use the following methods in various situations. (Apply)
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Salesforce customers who manage large data volume in their orgs must architect record ownership carefully to ensure peak performance. When you have a large number of records owned by a single user in Salesforce, we call that an "ownership skew". There are many cases which lend themselves well to this type of architecture. While any object can have an "ownership skew", the most common cases involve Contacts without the concept of an owner, Accounts that are worked by a team without the concept of an owner, and unassigned Cases or Leads. Since every record is required to have an owner, it seems like the natural solution is to skew those records onto a "generic" owner. Unfortunately, this can cause performance issues due to sharing calculations required to manage visibility of those records. When the skewed owner exists in the role hierarchy, operations such as deletes or owner updates must remove sharing from the old owner and all parent users within the role hierarchy, and also from all users given access by sharing rules. For this reason, ownership changes tend to be one of the most costly transactional changes in the system. In many cases these actions are automated, which can cause heavy sharing calculations resulting in performance related issues. Furthermore, this type of architecture can make administrative configuration extremely difficult when the skewed user or the user's role needs to move within the role hierarchy. If the skew is severe enough, an administrator may need to unload the records to successfully move the user or role.
When architecting for a situation which requires a skew in ownership the best solution is to avoid the skew in the first place. For assignments, make sure the rules and data quality are sufficient to ensure all records get assigned to the correct rep. Ensure contact data is clean enough to associate with the correct account and assign account ownership to the user who creates the account. Many customers spend countless hours and funds manually assigning unassigned or incorrectly assigned records resulting from dirty data or a flawed rule structure. Investing in data quality and assignment tools can save companies significant time and money and ensure solutions properly scale to meet business needs. In some cases an "ownership skew" simply cannot be avoided. In these instances, it is best to ensure the skewed owner does not have a role. By configuring the skewed owner this way, you take that user and their records away from the role hierarchy and its associated sharing rules. If visibility to these records must be granted in a private sharing model, then it is best to grant access to a subset of users at the profile level. If profile level access grants too much visibility then the skewed owner must have a role, group or a Criteria Based Sharing Rule may be used. When architected carefully, each of the three solutions will provide similar performance. If the role hierarchy is used, the skewed owner must be placed in their own role at the top of the hierarchy without child nodes. Make sure any sharing rules used to grant visibility to skewed records are as restrictive as possible by granting access specifically to users who need it. Heavy sharing rules that grant access to the majority of an organization should not be used. Once the skewed owner is placed into their own role, the user and their role should never be moved since the skew would make such a move a long and difficult operation. If Criteria Based Sharing Rules are used to grant the necessary access, build the rules on fields which will not change frequently such as the owner. Doing so will prevent excessive rule calculation upon record updates.


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Ten Facts About Castle Sieges in Ashes of Creation
The Ashes of Creation site has been updated with a new post called "10 Facts About Castle Sieges". These battles "are intended to be massive events with hundreds of people involved in a single Siege". The latest event saw over 200 players taking part though the team has set the goal to be "the largest organized PvP battles in any MMORPG".
Other facts include:
- tactics and strategy
- castle management
- castle aesthetics, strengths / weaknesses
- how classes play a role
- what determines occupation
- how castles affect Nodes
- capture points
- siege weaponry
Check it all out on the Ashes of Creation site.


How to focus input tag element using hooks in Reactjs?
February 14, 2021 - 3 min read
To focus an element on an input tag element in reactjs, the basic idea is to get a reference to the input element tag and then use the focus() method on the input tag element on render.
TL;DR
// Import useRef and useLayoutEffect hooks
import { useRef, useLayoutEffect } from "react";
export default function InputTag() {
 // First Get Reference to the Input element in the DOM
 const inputElementRef = useRef();
 // Now We can focus the element
 // using the useLayoutEffect hook
 useLayoutEffect(() => {
 inputElementRef.current.focus();
 });
 return <input ref={inputElementRef} type="text" />;
}
Explanation
The above code is the full working code if you don't need the explanation.
Now let's discuss it each step by step,
First, let's import the useRef and the useLayoutEffect hook from the react. We will discuss why we are using these hooks in a minute and also make a functional component called InputTag.
// Import useRef and useLayoutEffect hooks
import { useRef, useLayoutEffect } from "react";
export default function InputTag() {}
Now we can write the JSX (the rendering part) for the input tag element so that we can render the input tag.
// Import useRef and useLayoutEffect hooks
import { useRef, useLayoutEffect } from "react";
export default function InputTag() {
 // Input tag element
 return <input type="text" />;
}
Now we need to get a reference to the input tag using the useRef hook and passing the reference value of the useRef hook to the input tag's ref attribute like this,
// Import useRef and useLayoutEffect hooks
import { useRef, useLayoutEffect } from "react";
export default function InputTag() {
 // First Get Reference to the Input element in the DOM
 const inputElementRef = useRef();
 return <input ref={inputElementRef} type="text" />; // Input tag element
}
This is how we get a direct reference to a DOM element in React.
Since we got the reference to the input tag element, now we need to use the focus() method to automatically focus the element when the page is rendered to the screen.
All the referenced DOM elements using the useRef hook will have a property called current in which we have the full properties and method of that particular DOM element. So in our case the focus() method of the input tag element can be accessed in the inputElementRef.current.focus().
We need to call the focus() method inside the useLayoutEffect hook.
This is because the useLayoutEffect hook runs after every state changes, DOM elements are referenced by React, and just before everything is rendered to the screen.
So just before everything is ready to be rendered to the screen the useLayoutEffect hooks are run.
It can be done like this,
// Import useRef and useLayoutEffect hooks
import { useRef, useLayoutEffect } from "react";
export default function InputTag() {
 // First Get Reference to the Input element in the DOM
 const inputElementRef = useRef();
 // Now We can focus the element
 // inside the useLayoutEffect hook
 useLayoutEffect(() => {
 inputElementRef.current.focus();
 });
 return <input ref={inputElementRef} type="text" />; // Input tag element
}
Now the input tag will be focused on render.
That's all! 😃
See the above code live in Codesandbox.
Feel free to share if you found this useful 😃.


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We present a new optical assembly with which to achieve Lau fringes with totally incoherent illumination. Gratinglike codification of the spatially incoherent source combined with an achromatic Fresnel diffraction setup allows us to achieve Lau fringe-pattern visibility of almost 100% with broadband light. The white-light character to our proposed setup is in stark contrast to previous monochromatic implementations. Potential implications of this fact are identified.
© 2004 Optical Society of America
(_PHONE_) Diffraction and gratings : Diffraction gratings
(_PHONE_) Diffraction and gratings : Diffractive optics
(_PHONE_) Fourier optics and signal processing : Data processing by optical means
(_PHONE_) Optical design and fabrication : Systems design
J. Lancis, G. Mínguez-Vega, E. Tajahuerce, V. Climent, P. Andrés, and Z. Jaroszewicz, "High-contrast white-light Lau fringes," Opt. Lett. 29, 150-152 (2004)


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Students are the future of design and innovation. For a second year, The Spearhead Group is proud to announce an exclusive sponsorship of an innovative program with the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) Turin in Italy. The 2021 program features a creative upcycling and reuse element of PVC rods recovered from industrial processes. This Spring, students were briefed on the program by the Spearhead Group, challenging them to create and design objects, products, or accessories using rods along with only common and accessible materials.
"This program allows us to work closely with IED Turin and the students to provide a challenge that can inspire innovation from a brand-new perspective. Adding in the elements of re-use to the program this year allows students to study new ways to look at production dunnage," says Robert Catalano, Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer of The Spearhead Group. "Students are our future, and we want to invest in them. The European Institute of Design is a dynamic global partner that allows our team to work together with the next generation of great designers and innovators."
The selected participants are six teams of two students that have been selected from the Product Design and Jewelry & Accessories Design courses at IED Turin. By utilizing between 50 to 200 rods per or team, the students must create images/drawings of the proposed idea or product, a physical product, and a simple video showing the design concept, solution, and instructions for step-by-step production of the new product. Students will have access to an on-site teacher and a tutor for graphic design supervision and video realization. This participation is part of an extracurricular program for these students and will be completed during their own time. With the COVID restrictions, students are able to schedule lab days on the campus to complete these projects, while still maintaining protocols.
Students will be judged on the overall design, functionality, and innovative thinking. The winning designer will receive a cash prize and a possible Internship in virtual design through Spearhead's U.S. Innovation Centers. Students will present their ideas at the end of May 2021 to Heather Fritzsche, Robert Catalano Natale Bauducco, and Giovanna Pinna.
"We're are thrilled to work together again with IED Turin," adds Natale Bauducco, European Advisor for The Spearhead Group and one of the project leaders. "We can't wait to unveil the innovative designs later this year and look forward to an ongoing collaboration with the best and brightest students in design."
About Istituto Europeo di Design (IED)
For more than fifty years, the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) has been operating in the fields of education and research in design, fashion, visual communication, and management. Today, the IED is a constantly expanding international network that awards academic achievement diplomas and organizes Master's courses, continuing professional education, and advanced training. Originally founded in Italy, the IED is based globally in Milan, Rome, Turin, Florence, Venice, Cagliari, Como, Madrid, Barcelona, Rio de Janeiro, and São Paulo. Coursework is taught by leading design faculty with a respect for applied skills, constant innovation, and environmental sustainability. The IED-Turin school is known for a cross-disciplinary approach from filmmaking and fashion to communications, industrial design, visual arts, and humanities.


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|Vapour Alarm System & Combustible Gas Alarm Calibration
Vapour Alarm System (VAS) and Combustible Gas Alarm are critical safety components on ship, designed to detect and alert the crew about the presence of hazardous vapors and gases in various areas of the vessel. Regular calibration and certification of these systems are vital to ensure their accuracy and reliability in protecting the ship and its crew from potential gas-related hazard.
Vapour Alarm System Calibration
Vapour Alarm System (VAS) or Vapour Emission Control System (VECS) on ships is used to monitor the concentration of harmful vapors in cargo areas, pump room, and other enclosed spaces. Calibration of the vapor alarm system involves checking the accuracy of the sensor that detect the targeted vapors, such as hydrocarbons or noxious fumes.
During calibration, the sensor are exposed to calibration gases with known concentration of the target vapors. The reading from the sensor are then compared to the known gas concentration, and any discrepancies are corrected through adjustment or repair to ensure the system's accuracy and proper functionality.
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Combustible Gas Alarm Calibration
Combustible Gas Alarm / Combustible Gas Monitor / Combustible Gas Detection is installed in specific area of the ship to continuously monitor the presence of flammable gases, such as methane or hydrogen. Calibration of the combustible gas alarm involves checking the accuracy of the sensor that detect these gases.
Similar to the vapor alarm system calibration, the sensor of the combustible gas alarm are exposed to calibration gases with known concentration of the target gases. The readings from the sensor are then compared to the known gas concentration, and any deviation are corrected through adjustment or replacement to ensure accurate gas detection.
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Certification of Vapour Alarm System and Combustible Gas Alarm
Once the calibration process is successfully completed, both the vapor alarm system and the combustible gas alarm are certified. The certification is typically conducted by a qualified marine surveyor or inspector. The certification includes providing documentation that verifies the accuracy and reliability of the system.
On ship, vapor alarm system and combustible gas alarm must comply with international maritime regulation, ensuring their accuracy and reliability for critical safety task on board. The certification includes information about the calibration date, next due date for recalibration, and any limitation or restriction on the use of the system.
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What lag time is
Lag time is the amount of time by which the destination system lags behind the source system.
The lag time is the difference between the current time and the timestamp of the Snapshot copy that was last successfully transferred to the destination system. The lag time will always be at least as much as the duration of the last successful transfer, unless the clocks on the source and destination systems are not synchronized. The time zone difference is automatically calculated into the lag time.


How Zella Got Her Name
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Zella is named after her grandmother, Zenaren Zimmarue Blevins. Zella's mother, Sarahann Susie Sulvanus (spelling? ) Day, was forcibly kidnapped from her mother, Zimmarue, by Catherine'Caty' Harris and Ambrose Day because Zimmarue was a Cherokee. Zella wrote a letter detailing how the Day's plotted the kidnapping since Myron Sulvanus Day, Zella's grandfather, died 3 months before Susie was born. The excuse, they didnt want Susie "raised indian". Zella was given her grandmother's middle name.
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The production of high purity rutile titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanoparticles was carried out by a rapid gas-phase chemical reaction under initial chemical reaction conditions (initial temperature, ignition energy and gas pressure about 100-200 °C, 40 J and 1-4 MPa, respectively). The results showed the sphere, high purity and disperse rutile structure TiO2 nanoparticles with an average size of 25 nm, which were studied by X-ray diffraction (XRD), transmission electron microscopy (TEM), Energy Dispersive X-ray Detector (EDX) and X fluorescence spectrometer (XRF).
Ning, L., Hongwen, J., Zhanguo, M., & Liyuan, Y. (2014). Synthesis of nanoscale high purity rutile titania by a rapid gas-phase chemical reaction. Materials Letters, 137, 164–166. _URL_


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This study explores the synergistic integration of natural fruit-derived dyes, extracted from diverse fruits, including raspberry and pomegranate, within the framework of Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells (DSSC). Concurrently, it employs an innovative approach involving the electro-spraying technique to deposit titanium oxide, optimizing its interface within the solar cell structure.
The investigation delves into the extraction and characterization of light-absorbing dyes from raspberry, pomegranate, and similar fruits, highlighting their suitability for photovoltaic applications. These natural dyes are then seamlessly integrated into the DSSC architecture, replacing conventional synthetic dyes, aiming to enhance light absorption and electron transfer.
Furthermore, the study introduces the application of electro-sprayed titanium oxide as a critical component in the photoactive layer. This technique allows precise deposition of titanium oxide, facilitating improved surface morphology and charge transport properties within the solar cell structure.


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Cut a 1 yard (1 meter) length of B. Knot one end of B length to one end of A. Thread the unknotted end of B into blunt needle.
As you coil A to make the Cap, you will sew over the strand to secure it as follows:
1. Bring blunt needle to the right side between the A strand you are working with and the already coiled A strand.
2. Draw B strand over the A strand, then back out between the A strands a short distance away.
3. Repeat Step 2 as you work, always securing the strand of A that you are working on to the previously coiled A strand.
On a flat surface, coil knotted end of A into a small circle. Secure the spiral shape by sewing over the strands with B. Continue to coil A into a spiral and to secure the spiral by sewing over the strands with B. When circle measures about 6 1/2 in. (cm) across, pull A a bit tighter so that the circle doesn't get wider but begins to take on a Cap shape. Continue coiling A, sewing it in place with B and checking the fit as you work, until Cap is the desired size.
Knot end of B to secure.
Use your fingers to weave in the A yarn ends, and blunt needle to weave in the B yarn ends.


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Officials on their way for 'working visit' to Yellowknife and Tuktoyaktuk
Governor General Mary Simon will be in Yellowknife and Tuktoyaktuk this week with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier to talk with N.W.T. leaders, meet with members of Joint Task Force North and learn about climate change challenges facing northern communities.
Simon is expected to fly into Yellowknife Tuesday.
On the agenda for Simon Tuesday are meetings with N.W.T. Commissioner Margaret Thom about youth and education, and with Premier Caroline Cochrane.
Simon will be travelling with her husband, Whit Fraser, who lived and worked in the Northwest Territories in the late 1960s and early '70s.
Steinmeier is expected to arrive Wednesday, with the two officials visiting Joint Task Force North before flying to Tuktoyaktuk.
There, they're set to meet with Indigenous leaders to learn about how climate change is impacting the hamlet.
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This paper presents an efficient and effective scheme for reforming the original Thomson–Haskell transfer matrix method for the stable modeling of surface waves in a layered half-space. The proposed scheme splits the layer propagator matrix and then determines the interface stiffness instead of directly building the propagator matrix as the original Thomson–Haskell method does. For the Love wave, an explicit solution for the interface stiffness is obtained. The reformulation of the Thomson–Haskell method keeps the simplicity of the original method but naturally excludes its exponential growth terms. Hence, the modified Thomson–Haskell method is computationally stable for high frequency and increasing layer thickness. Moreover, both analytical and numerical results indicate the modified Thomson–Haskell method is the most efficient of all the complex arithmetic algorithms available, including the original Thomson–Haskell method and generated reflection and transmission matrix method. The computational speed of the modified Thomson–Haskell method rises by more than 15% for the Love and Rayleigh waves. Furthermore, a discussion of the effect of frequency and layer thickness on the phase velocity of Gutenberg Earth model indicates the modified Thomson–Haskell method is a powerful candidate for efficiently and effectively simulating surface waves in a layered half-space.
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Imphal, May15 (DIPR) : Education, Labour and Employment Minister Th Radheshyam today inspected the ongoing construction works of girls' hostel of Chaoyaima Higher Secondary School, Thoubal, Block Institute of Teacher Education (BITE), Ningshing Khul, District Institute of Education and Training, Keikol Koirengei and HASK Skill Development Centre Pvt Ltd, Lilong.
While inspecting the building construction works, Th Radheshyam said the buildings are to be developed for better implementation and to fulfil certain requirements and criteria of education system in the State.
He also warned the people involved in the construction to give due emphasis to its qualitative aspects.
During the visit, he also inspected various Government schools located within Heirok Assembly Constituency.
He also expressed his dissatisfaction over the dilapidated condition of the Community Health Centre at Heirok.
Water supply of Heirok Part 1,2 and 3, rivers, dams and canals were also inspected.
Discussing with the local people on ways to improve the poor irrigation facilities in the area, the Minister said that a proper planning is needed to develop the irrigation, water harvesting and flood control system in the AC.
On the utilization of Local Area Development Fund or any developmental projects, the Minister assured that he would give priority to the people or area that require immediate assistance.
The Minister was accompanied by the officials of Education Engineering Wing, PHED and Minor Irrigation Department.
Source: The Sangai Express


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Demographic information on Fire inspectors in the US. The average age of male Fire inspectors in the workforce is 47.3 and of female Fire inspectors is 42.2, and the most common race/ethnicity for Fire inspectors is White.
Data on the critical and distinctive skills necessary for Fire inspectors from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Fire inspectors need many skills, but most especially Critical Thinking, Active Listening, and Reading Comprehension. The revealed comparative advantage (RCA) shows that Fire inspectors need more than the average amount of Operation and Control, Science, and Persuasion.
Projections on wages and job growth for Fire inspectors from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The ten-year national workforce is projected to grow 7.4%, but Fire inspectors are expected to see a growth of 9.7% over the same period. This occupation is expected to grow faster than the national average.


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The liberties and duties of a supervisor that is scientific of thesis work
The instructor whom works in the graduating division or other faculty may lead their education research, if the relative mind regarding the division will not object to this. a manager handles guidance that is overall the execution and writing of the thesis.
The role associated with scientific supervisor within the research work regarding the pupil would be to contribute to student's creative search activity. Assistance from a manager is essential for the learning student to know the theoretical presumptions of the proposed study, to formulate the goal, tasks and hypotheses. A supervisor and a student analyze and correct the research at various stages of the work.
Duties of a manager
The duties associated with the supervisor include:
- 1) The scientific supervisor is obliged to familiarize himself with these provisions as well as in the program of thesis design he is directed because of the demands for a thesis operate in these methodological tips;
- 2) to issue tasks for a thesis work;
- 3) to recommend the dwelling of a thesis;
- 4) to develop a step-by-step plan of a thesis by having a student;
- 5) to inform the student concerning the purchase of specific consultations;
- 6) to suggest a listing of necessary literature;
- 7) to undertake clinical and guidance that is methodological of student's work and conduct qualified consultations;
- 8) to monitor the progress of the thesis work additionally the observance of this diploma design routine;
- 9) to tell the relative mind for the department about significant deviations through the graduation task;
- 10) to sign the working task diploma design and other papers needed for admission to your defense of the thesis;
- 11) to produce the department with a written post on a finished thesis, having previously familiarized the writer with all the work;
- 12) to test the finished work
- 13) to aid the student get ready for public defense.
The liberties of the supervisor
The legal rights of this supervisor that is scientific:
- 1) to choose the themes of thesis and students for composing them in accordance with one's clinical passions;
- 2) to refuse supervising, having presented the reasoned conclusion about this course of this thesis design, not later than 30 days ahead of the end associated with the term associated with the thesis work;
- 3) to look for the means of conducting specific consultations;
- 4) to require the pupil to investigate or calculate a few choices for re solving particular dilemmas;
- 5) to wait the commission meeting and read aloud the feedback to a thesis.
Difficulties on _URL_ paper the thesis work
The most challenging and responsible moment in the student's diploma scientific studies are the interpretation for the experimental data obtained together with formula for the main conclusions. Consequently, without depriving the student of self-reliance, the supervisor should help pupil to understand outcomes of the job, and put the accents that are necessary sum up the main outcomes of the thesis task.
The student should be aware that the writer of the thesis himself is responsible for the choices produced in the task and also for the correctness of all of the calculations, since thesis is primarily a separate work of the student. In this respect, guidelines of a supervisor ought not to rise above the restrictions. Therefore, the guidelines of the manager aren't considered mandatory for the graduate pupil, if they are perhaps not included to your assignment for the amount project, and students can defend the utilize his perspective.
The report on a manager can be an crucial component of a thesis
The supervisor's reaction to the thesis work is built in an arbitrary type. It provides a description associated with the ongoing work, which indicates:
- 1. Communication associated with content regarding the strive to the chosen topic and function;
- 2. Characteristic of this structural components of the task;
- 3. Scientific level, completeness and quality regarding the theme development;
- 4. Amount of independency, personal imagination, effort;
- 5. Capability to work with literature, make calculations, analyze, summarize, and work out clinical and conclusions that are practical
- 6. Systematic, literate presentation, capacity to design materials;
- 7. Practical significance, the chance of utilizing materials in management generally training.


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OBJECTIVE OF PROJECT
The objective of the pipeline is to develop opportunities for Native American students to participate in geoscience-related education and research. The "pipeline" has three components:
1) An education and research enrichment program for 7-12th grade Native American students which integrates indigenous knowledge into the geosciences as well as a research experience for teachers (RET).
2) An introductory undergraduate geoscience course which integrates indigenous knowledge into the geosciences, uses Native American Art as a vehicle of learning, and acknowledges the learning styles of Native American students.
3) A program to provide research internship opportunities for Native American students.


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揚固用エアリフトポンプにおける非定常流動の数値解析 [in Japanese] Numerical Analysis of Unsteady Flow in a Air-lift Pump for Lifting Solid [in Japanese]
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It is anticipated that a response of flow rates of lifting water and solid to a change of supplied air becomes complicated especially in a large-scale air-lift pump. Then it is inevitable to grasp unsteady flow in air-lift pumps for lifting solid in consideration of pipe blockage. In this work, a numerical method of unsteady flow was developed; discretized equations were derived by integration of the governing equations based on the drift flux model for gas-liquid-solid three-phase flow over the control volume, and numerical analyses were accomplished using the numerical procedure based on the so-called SIMPLER algorithm. To verify the present method, numerical results were compared with experimental results, which had been obtained with the air-lift system of 200 m depth. The present results show reasonable agreement with the experimental data. Hence the present method can be applicable to an examination of safety operation of air-lift systems.
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Antos Antler Dog Chew - Large
Antos Antlers are healthy chews for dogs. Antos antlers satisfy a dog's natural urge to chew, whilst also helping to strengthen and clean teeth.
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What are Antos Antler Dog Chews?
Antos Antlers satisfy a dog's natural urge to chew, whilst also helping to strengthen and clean teeth.
Antos antlers are a naturally grown chew so don't contain nylon like some long-lasting chews. They are not an 'empty' chew like rawhide and contain important minerals.
Even dogs who are losing weight can enjoy Antos antlers because they only contain a tiny amount of fat. Naturally, they don't contain additives or preservatives.
Antos antlers are sourced from naturally shed Red Deer and Fallow Deer antler, much of which is from Scottish highland herds.
Please Note:
Make sure your dog is gnawing on the antler chew and not trying to break it in half. Don't hold the antler chew for him as this may cause him to bear down on it. Leave it for him to work out how to enjoy it. Please don't leave Antos antler chew toys outside in the elements, where other creatures can get to them, to safeguard your dog's health.
Like any dog chew, the following is very important: To avoid a choking risk, take the Antos antler chew toys away from your dog once it gets worn down to a small enough size that your dog could easily swallow. Always supervise your dog when chewing the antos antler chew toy.
What are the benefits of using Antos Antler Dog Chews?
Naturally shed antler
Contain important minerals
Leaves no stains or mess
Helps with dental hygiene
No additives or preservatives
What is in Antos Antler dog chews?
100% Naturally shed deer antler
What size Antos Antler is best for my dog?
Just like with any chew, buying the right size for your dog is important. For example, whilst a toy dog could take on an extra large antler, it would serve no benefit at all and would be quite overwhelming for the dog. Likewise, a giant breed should not be given a small antler.
Size Guide:
Small (50 - 75g) - suitable for toy dogs
Medium (75 - 150g)- suitable for small to medium dogs
Large (150 - 220g) - suitable for medium to large dogs
Extra large (220 - 270g) - suitable for large to giant breeds or dogs with strong jaws
In the very unlikely event that your dog isn't interested in chewing the antler, try rubbing it with sandpaper or a nail file. If your dog still isn't interested in it, try smearing on a small amount of peanut butter or honey, or soaking it overnight in water in the refrigerator.
Remember, Antos antlers are incredibly long-lasting so you may find your dog leaves and goes back to the antler chew many times before it's finished.
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Mac's and serial TTY's (Using usb to serial adapter with MAC)
It's not actually necessary to download an install extra software, as you can use the Mac OS X built in Terminal and screen. Screen lacks some features, but it does include VT100/ANSI terminal emulation, and can be extremely useful.
- Open an OS X terminal session (window)
- Find the right TTY device. Type:
With the USB-Serial adapter plugged in, you'll get a list, including something like this:
$ ls /dev/cu.* /dev/cu.Bluetooth-Modem /dev/cu.iPhone-WirelessiAP /dev/cu.Bluetooth-PDA-Sync /dev/cu.usbserial
- Then type:
screen /dev/cu.usbserial 9600(in this example).
- The 9600 at the end is the baud rate. You can use any standard rate,
- eg, 9600, or 19200 for a Sig Server!
- To quit the screen app, type CTRL-A, then CTRL-.
man screen in Terminal for further information on screen. (use 'enter' or 'space' to scroll, and 'q' to quit).


Print Migrator
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This page describes how to use the Microsoft Print Migrator to move printer definitions from one server to another. This is especially useful if you want to update the test server with the printers defined on the production print server or if you are creating a new Print Server and want to define all of the printers quickly. This utility will copy the definitions and drivers to the new server.
Download the utility
The first step is to download the utiliy. You can find this on the Microsoft website by searching for Print Migrator or using the following URL:
Print Migrator 3.1
Download the utility and save it to a directory that you'll remember. This toll needs to be on each server you need to backup or restore printer definitions to.
Backing up the Printer Definitions
 1. After downloading the application, find the printmig.exe file you saved and double-click it. This will open the application and show the following summary:
 1. Select the "Actions" drop down and choose "Backup".
 2. Select the path that you'd like the CAB file saved to and name it appropriately. I typically recommend a clear name with a date of the backup.
 3. Once you've selected the location, the program will take a few minutes to create the backup file. Once it has finished, it'll say "Backup Completed". You are done with the backup.
 1. Copy the CAB file you created to the server that you'd like to restore the definitions to.
Restoring the Printer Definitions
 1. Connect to the Server that you'd like to restore the printer definitions to.
 2. Ensure that the CAB file created previously and the PrintMig.exe file exists on this server.
 3. Double-click the PrintMig.exe file.
 1. Select the "Actions" drop down and choose "Restore".
 2. This will ask you to select the CAB file you'd like to restore. Find the CAB file created previously and select "Open"
 3. The process will begin restoring the drivers and printer definitions.
 4. If you recieve the following error, you must Disable Kernal Mode Driver Blocking.
 1. If you receive this error, press OK to terminate the restore.
 2. Once the Restore process teminates completely, review the following article to adjust the setting:
Installing Kernel Mode Printer Drivers
 1. Once the setting is correct, rerun the restore following the steps above.
 2. When the process completes the application will say "Restore Complete".
 3. At this point, all of the printers should appear in the Windows Printer and Faxes page. They will need to be enabled in TouchWorks if they need to be used there, but it should reflect the full list of printers on the production server.