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IZfe Interface
The ZFE Connector library object. Used to initialize the SDK and create Connector objects.
Namespace: MicroFocus.ZFE.Connector
Assembly: MicroFocus.ZFE.Connector (in MicroFocus.ZFE.Connector.dll) Version: 1.1.30312.0 (1.1.30312.0)
Syntax
public interface IZfe
The IZfe type exposes the following members.
Methods
 NameDescription
Public methodCreateConnector
Creates a connector object.
Public methodInitialize
Initializes the ZFE Connector library.
Public methodShutdown
Terminates the ZFE Connector library. This should be the last call made before an application exits. Once Shutdown is called the ZFE Connector library cannot be reinitialized and no other connectors can be created.
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Lumpkin Family History
Lumpkin Surname History
This Lumpkin origins and history page contains the contributed history of the Lumpkin last name made up of user-uploaded content from other AncientFaces users. The last name Lumpkin is an old family line that has migrated all across the world over the centuries, and as the Lumpkin family has migrated, it has evolved making its origin tricky to unearth. Lumpkin family history has a complex evolution whose details have been accumulated over the years by Lumpkin family researchers.
No content has been submitted here about Lumpkin. The following is speculative information about Lumpkin. You can submit your information by clicking Edit.
The evolution of Lumpkin begins with it's early ancestors. Even in the earliest days of a name there are changes in that name simply because family names were infrequently written down at that stage in history.
It was commonplace for a surname to change as it enters a new country or language. Lumpkin ancestors have emigrated around the world all throughout history. As Lumpkin families emigrated between countries and languages, the Lumpkin name may have changed with them.
Lumpkin country of origin
No content has been submitted about the Lumpkin country of origin. The following is speculative information about Lumpkin. You can submit your information by clicking Edit.
The nationality of Lumpkin is often complicated to determine because regional boundaries change over time, leaving the nation of origin indeterminate. The original ethnicity of Lumpkin may be difficult to determine depending on whether the surname came about organically and independently in different locales; e.g. in the case of family names that come from a craft, which can appear in multiple countries independently (such as the surname "Brewster" which refers to a female brewer).
Meaning of the last name Lumpkin
No content has been submitted about the meaning of Lumpkin. The following is speculative information about Lumpkin. You can submit your information by clicking Edit.
The meaning of Lumpkin come may come from a craft, such as the name "Gardener" which was given to people of that profession. Many of these profession-based surnames might be a profession in some other language. This is why it is important to know the country of origin of a name, and the languages spoken by its progenitors. Many names like Lumpkin originate from religious texts such as the Bhagavadgītā, the Bible, the Quran, and so on. Commonly these names relate to a religious expression such as "Worthy of praise".
- Emily Bookout Lumpkin 1839 -?
- Sarah Lumpkin 1796 - 1872
- Evelyine Lumpkin 1814 -?
- Sarah Ann Lumpkin 1815 -?
- James L. Lumpkin 1791 - 1870
- Hope J Lumpkin 2003 -?
- Robert Lumpkin 1830 -?
- Elizabeth Lumpkin
- Chicora Lumpkin
- Rebecca D Elliott/ Lumpkin 1980 -?
- Thomasine Tamzen Lumpkin Mayo 1626 - 1709
- Bryan W Lumpkin 1979 -?
- William Lumpkin 1574 - 1670
- Richard Lumpkin
- Grace D Lumpkin 2004 -?
- Theodore G. Lumpkin, Jr
- William Lumpkin 1830 -?
- Anne Lumpkin 1631 - 1676
- William Lumpkin 1800 - 1869
Lumpkin Family Tree
Famous people named Lumpkin
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Nationality and Ethnicity of Lumpkin
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We do not have a record of the primary ethnicity of the name Lumpkin. Many surnames travel around the world throughout the ages, making their original nationality and ethnicity difficult to trace.
More about the name Lumpkin
Fun facts about the Lumpkin family
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Lumpkin spelling variations
No content has been submitted about alternate spellings of Lumpkin. The following is speculative information about Lumpkin. You can submit your information by clicking Edit.
In times when literacy was uncommon, names such as Lumpkin were transcribed based on how they were heard by a scribe when people's names were written in public records. This could have led to misspellings of Lumpkin. Surnames like Lumpkin vary in spelling and pronunciation as they travel across tribes, family unions, and languages over the years. Researching misspellings and spelling variations of the Lumpkin last name are important to understanding the possible origins of the name.

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In Use or abuse we queried the meaning of 'significant' in the context of Paragraph 112 of the NPPF, which relates to the loss of agricultural land.
An inspector dealing with an appeal against the refusal of planning permission for 28 dwellings in Leicestershire has given us the answer (DCS Number 200-006-606).
"The proposed scheme would result in the loss of 2.58 hectares of grade 3 agricultural land to development" the inspector recorded. "Land within grade 1, 2 and 3a is defined in the glossary to the Framework as being the best and most versatile agricultural land. In preference to the development of this type of land the use of land of poorer quality is encouraged by paragraph 112 of the Framework. This government policy though relates to proposals involving the development of significant amounts of such land. The view of the Council, expressed in its Development Control Report on the application, is that the development of less than 20 hectares of such land is a low amount of land. I agree with that position."
So there we have it. 'Significant' in the context of Paragraph 112 of the NPPF means 20 hectares. For the time being.
The following DCP section is relevant: 4.145

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What is a financial guarantee contract?
A financial guarantee contract is a contract that requires the issuer to make specified payments to reimburse the holder for loss it incurs because a specified debtor fails to make payment that is due in accordance with the original or modified terms of a debt instrument.
Accounting for financial guarantee contracts
If an issuer of financial guarantee contracts has previously asserted explicitly that it regards such contracts as insurance contracts and has used accounting that is applicable to insurance contracts, the issuer may elect to apply either Ind AS 109 or Ind AS 104 to such financial guarantee contracts. The entity may make that election on a contract by contract basis. How-ever, the election for each contract is not revocable.
Financial guarantee contracts after initial recognition is measured at the higher of:
 1. Impairment loss allowance determined as per requirements of Ind AS 109 and
 2. The amount initially recognised less cumulative amount of income recognised as per Ind AS 18.
Date of initial recognition
For financial guarantee contracts, the date the entity becomes a party to the irrevocable com-mitment is considered to be the date of initial recognition for the purpose of applying the im-pairment requirements.
Legal form
A financial guarantee contract may have different legal forms viz., guarantee, letter of credit, a credit default contract or an insurance contract. The accounting treatment for such financial guarantee contract is not dependent on its legal form.
Contracts that are not financial guarantee contracts
Some credit-related guarantees do not, as a precondition for payment, require that the holder is exposed to, and has incurred a loss on, the failure of the debtor to make payments on the guaranteed asset when due. An example of such a guarantee is one that requires payments in response to changes in a specified credit rating or credit index. Such guarantees are not financial guarantee contracts as defined in this Standard, and are not insurance contracts as defined in Ind AS 104. Such guarantees are derivatives and the issuer should apply Ind AS 109 for such contracts.
If a financial guarantee contract was issued in connection with the sale of goods, the issuer should apply Ind AS 18 in determining when it recognises the revenue from the guarantee and from the sale of goods.
If a financial guarantee contract was issued to an unrelated party in a standalone arm's length transaction, its fair value at the inception is likely to be equal to the premium received.
Timing of recognising life time expected credit losses
For financial guarantee contracts, an entity should consider the changes in the risk that the specified debtor will default on the contract. The significance of a change in the credit risk since initial recognition depends on the risk of a default occurring as at initial recognition. Thus, a given change, in absolute terms, in the risk of a default occurring will be more significant for a financial instrument with a lower initial risk of a default occurring compared to a financial instrument with a higher initial risk of a default occurring.
The risk of a default occurring on financial instruments that have comparable credit risk is higher the longer the expected life of the instrument; for example, the risk of a default occurring on an AAA-rated bond with an expected life of 10 years is higher than that on an AAA-rated bond with an expected life of five years.
For a financial guarantee contract, the entity is required to make payments only in the event of a default by the debtor in accordance with the terms of the instrument that is guaranteed. Accordingly, cash shortfalls are the expected payments to reimburse the holder for a credit loss that it incurs less any amounts that the entity expects to receive from the holder, the debtor or any other party. If the asset is fully guaranteed, the estimation of cash shortfalls for a financial guarantee contract would be consistent with the estimations of cash shortfalls for the asset subject to the guarantee.
Period over which to estimate expected credit losses
For financial guarantee contracts, this is the maximum contractual period over which an entity has a present contractual obligation to extend credit.
Time value of money
Expected credit losses on financial guarantee contracts for which the effective interest rate cannot be determined shall be discounted by applying a discount rate that reflects the current market assessment of the time value of money and the risks that are specific to the cash flows but only if, and to the extent that, the risks are taken into account by adjusting the discount rate instead of adjusting the cash shortfalls being discounted.
Impairment on transition to Ind AS
On transition, an entity should seek to approximate the credit risk on initial recognition by considering all reasonable and supportable information that is available without undue cost or effort. An entity is not required to undertake an exhaustive search for information when determining, at the date of transition, whether there have been significant increases in credit risk since initial recognition. If an entity is unable to make this determination without undue cost or effort an entity shall recognise a loss allowance at an amount equal to lifetime expected credit losses at each reporting date until that financial instrument is derecognised.
In order to determine the loss allowance on financial guarantee contracts to which the entity became a party to the contract prior to the date of initial application, both on transition and until the derecognition of those items an entity shall consider information that is relevant in determining or approximating the credit risk at initial recognition. In order to determine or approximate the initial credit risk, an entity may consider internal and external information, including portfolio information.
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Mrs. Dixon's Home Page » Treasure Key
In Dixon Den we have special keys that allow students to bring in a "treasure" to share with the class. Much like show and tell, the first grader with the key stands up in front of the class to tell all about the treasure he/she has brought to share. The holder of the key should be able to tell why the item is a treasure to him/her and be able to tell important information about the treasure. If your child brings home the key, please help him/her to choose something interesting to share with our class. Some good ideas include: a few pictures or a souvenir from a recent trip, part of a collection, pictures of a pet, a favorite book, a special or unusual gift, or something from nature. Help your first grader put the key and the treasure in his/her backpack that evening so nothing will be forgotten the next morning. In order to share, a child must bring both the treasure and the key. Dixon Den first graders look forward to their turn with the key! It gives them an opportunity to practice speaking in front of a group and it makes them feels special!
Amy Dixon's Site
Mott Road Elementary School
7173 Mott Road
Fayetteville, NY 13066


Quick Answer: How Do You Fight A Cheque Bounce Case?
How many times a Cheque can be bounced?
Although the Reserve Bank of India states that such action can be taken only if cheques, valued Rs 1 crore or above, have bounced more than four times..
How long does it take to get the court Judgement on a Cheque bounce case in India?
around 2 to 5 yearsHow long does it take to get the court Judgement on a Cheque bounce case in India? If the case goes to court the judgement may take anywhere around 2 to 5 years to take effect. The legal recourse for cheque bounce cases is straightforward in Indian Law [under the negotiable instruments act].
Is bouncing check a criminal case?
While most bounced cheques occur simply because someone makes a mistake there could be legal ramifications. If you are accused of trying to defraud the person you have written a bad cheque to then you could be charged as a criminal.
Which Cheques are not accepted?
1) Insufficient funds: The cheque amount is more than the free balance available in the drawer's bank account. 2) Irregular signature: The signature of the drawer on the cheque does not match the specimen signature available with the bank.
How do you defend a 138 case?
The cheque issued in respect of future liabilities not in existence as on the date of cheque would not attract prosecution Under Section 138 of N.I. Act. So even if security cheque is bounced the prosecution can be initiated and only defence is that there was no legally enforceable debt.
Which courts have jurisdiction to entertain complaints under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act?
INTRODUCTION. The Supreme Court ("Court") has, in its recent decision in Dashrath Rupsingh Rathod v. State of Maharashtra & Anr.1, held that in cases of dishonour of cheque, only those courts within whose territorial limits the drawee bank is situated would have the jurisdiction to try the case.
What happens after a Cheque bounces?
If a cheque is Dishonored/Bounced: When a cheque is dishonored, the drawee bank immediately issues a 'Cheque Return Memo' to the payee mentioning the reason for non-payment such as insufficient funds, the incorrect date mentioned on the cheque, signature mismatch, mismatch of the amount and figures, etc.
How can Cheque bounce case be overcome?
One can file a suit for recovery of the cheque amount along with the cost & interest under order XXXVII of Code of Civil Procedure,1908,(which governs the suit in summary trial) and can also file a criminal complaint u/s 138 of Negotiable Instrument Act for punishing the signatory of the cheque for having committed an …
How do you get bail in a Cheque bounce case?
Bail in cheque bounce is a matter of right of the accused as it's a bailable offence. So you have to give an bail application through your advocate and have to give security as per the orders of the judicial magistrate.
What is the time limit for Cheque bounce case?
30 daysThe cheque should be returned due to insufficient funds. The notice should be given within 30 days of cheque bounce. The drawer has failed to make the payments within 15 days of Cheque bounce notice, legal action can be taken against him within 30 days.
Can you represent a bounced Cheque?
If you have the cheque and it does not state on the top "do not represent" you can take it back to your bank and ask them to "represent" it i.e. put it through the banking system again (pick the week of the month that you think money is most likely to be in the account).
How can I settle a Cheque bounce case in UAE?
In case the issuer of the bad cheque pays the fine, for cheques lower than or equal to Dh200,000, the complainant can go straight to a civil court to claim his dues.
How do you quash a Cheque in a bounce case?
If an accused wants the process under Sections 138 and 141 to be quashed by filing a petition under Section 482 CrPC, he must make out a case that making him stand the trial would be an abuse of process of court, Gunmala Sales (P) Ltd. v.
Will I go to jail if my check bounced?
If you don't clear things up quickly, you may face civil (you have to pay fines) or criminal (you face potential jail time) penalties. Criminal charges can go on your criminal record, might eventually result in jail time, and are likely to come with higher fines.
When Cheque amount is more than actual debt Offence US 138 of NI Act is not made out?
In fact, the amount covered by the cheque was larger than the amount of debt or liability. The whole amount of debt or liability was lesser than the amount represented by the cheque. So, if the cheque for such an amount was dishonoured, the same will not be an offence under Section 138 of the Act".
Who can send notice under 138?
This Notice is a Notice which shall be given by the unpaid Creditor (Payee) to the defaulting Debtor (Drawer) through an Advocate in case of dishonour of Cheque under section 138 of Negotiable Instrument Act.
How can I file a case for Cheque bounce?
Can you send the Cheque again to the bank if it has bounced once?
Answer: Yes, you can present the cheque again in the bank for payment, even if it was dishonoured on the first occasion. However, it goes without saying that the cheque can be presented again in the bank only during the period of its validity. Normally, the period of validity of the cheque is 3 months.


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Burning insulation caused Olympic site fire
ODA says ignition of insulation material caused last week's fire and suspends „hot working" during demolition of buildings
„Hot working" during demolition of buildings on the Olympics site has been suspended pending a review of procedures, following the fire in a disused warehouse last week.
Demolition is being undertaken strictly by „cold work" processes after the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) said the fire at Unit 35, Waterden Road was caused by the ignition of insulation material within the walled cavity of the building during demolition work.
The material caught fire while steel piping was being cut using an oxy-acetylene torch.
The ODA has confirmed the fire was an accident and there were no suspicious circumstances.
Although the building contained asbestos, the substance has not been detected in the air around the building during or after the fire or in dust and debris following the direction of the smoke plume.
ODA chief executive David Higgins said: "These findings confirm initial indications both that the fire was caused by accident while the warehouse was prepared for demolition and that public health was not put at risk. It also recognises that the site staff, emergency services and other bodies worked quickly and effectively together in their response to the fire. However this was a serious incident and we are instigating a thorough review of our stringent health and safety procedures as a result."
During the cutting process, polystyrene insulation ignited and fire spread rapidly within wall and roof cavities within the building. Initial attempts to douse the fire failed and the building was evacuated and the emergency services called. All safety response procedures were followed in full and there were no injuries.

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Counting Results
Counting results
Most active director?
Using count() write a query to return the number of movies a person directed.
What is the highest number of movies a director directed in our graph?
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Hint
You will need to order the count results so you can determine the highest count.
Solution
You can run the following query to find the answer:
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MATCH (d:Director)-[:DIRECTED]-(m)
RETURN d.name AS Director,
count(*) AS numMovies
ORDER BY numMovies DESC LIMIT 5
What number is the highest for a director?
Once you have entered the answer, click the Try Again button below to continue.
Summary
In this challenge, you wrote a query to aggregate results so you could answer a question about the data.
In the next challenge, you will write a query to create lists.


Blaschka Eyes
Listen as curator David Whitehouse describes these glass eyeballs made by the Blaschkas. When the curators of natural history museums displayed the mounted skins of elephants, lions, tigers and gorillas, they substituted the animals' real eyes with glass eyes made by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, such as the ones on display in the case here. The Blaschkas also supplied larger eyes than these on display for some of the world's largest mammal specimens. In addition, they made glass prosthetic eyes for living humans.


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The Lainzer Tiergarten is a 24.50 km² (6,054-acre) wildlife preserve in the southwest corner of Vienna, Austria, 80% of it being covered in woodland. It dates back to 1561, when Ferdinand I of Austria created it as a fenced-in hunting ground for his family to use. Since 1919, it has been open to the public. Its name consists of its location by the Lainz district of Vienna's 13th District, and Tiergarten, which means zoo (literally, "animal garden").
The Lainzer Tiergarten is located mostly in Vienna's 13th district, with a small adjacent portion lying in Laab im Walde, Lower Austria. The Wien River is located to its north, the Liesingerbach to its south.
The Lainzer Tiergarten was created by Emperor Ferdinand I in 1561, when the area was fenced off by a wooden fence, to allow for a private hunting ground. In 1781, the wooden fence was replaced by a stone wall. After the fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the hunting grounds became a public nature preserve, and have remained so ever since, with the exception of the time period of 1940 to 1955, when the entire grounds were closed. An admission fee existed until 1973, after which the preserve became accessible for free.
A large portion of the Lainzer Tiergarten was lost after World War I, when the Friedenstadt ("Peace City") neighborhood was constructed in its eastern portion. The old wall can still be seen in the Hörndlwald woods east of the Lainzer Tor.
Due to construction of the Westautobahn in the 1960s, a corner in the northwest of the preserve was also lost. This time there was compensation, however, as a portion of the Laaber Wald, adjacent to the southwest corner, was annexed.
The preserve is surrounded by approximately 22 kilometers (14 mi) of wall. There are seven gates, with different operating hours. Clockwise these are:
- Lainzer Tor (main gate)
- Laaber Tor
- Sankt Veiter Tor
The entire preserve is open for approximately nine months of the year, from early March to early November. In the remaining months only the park around the Hermesvilla, accessible from the Lainzer Tor is open. Between Christmas and the New Year, the entire park opens, but is only accessible from the Lainzer Tor and Nikolaitor.
Lainzer Tor
As it is open year-round, and is home to a visitor center, the Lainzer Tor is the preserve's main gate. It is also the origin and the terminus of a 2.2 km (1.4 mi) walk to the Hermesvilla, which can often also be ridden via horse carriage. Public restrooms are also located near the gate, as is a water fountain. This is also one of two gates that has a parking lot.
The Lainzer Tor is located at the end of Hermesstraße, and is reachable using the 60B bus, which connects the gate to the 60 and 62 trams line at 15- to 30-minute intervals. These tram lines can be taken from the stop Hermesstraße, and connect to multiple U-Bahn and S-Bahn lines. Line 62 can also be taken directly from the Vienna Staatsoper to Hermesstraße.
The Gütenbachtor is located on Gütenbachstraße, and accesses the southeastern corner of the Lainzer Tiergarten. It also features a water fountain and a parking lot, but is a 45-minute walk from the nearest public transportation, regional bus line 254.
Laaber Tor
The Laaber Tor is located by the Lower Austrian town of Laab am Walde. It accesses a separate corner of the Lainzer Tiergarten that was added in the 1960s as a compensation for territory that was lost in the north of the preserve when a highway was built. Visitors using this gate will pass the Dianator, which was the gate in this corner before the annexation of additional land. The Laaber Tor also has a water fountain.
Similar to the Gütenbachtor, the only public transportation within reach is the regional bus line 254, which is a 15-minute walk from this gate.
The Pulverstampftor is located in the northwest corner of the preserve, near the Auhof neighborhood of Vienna's 14th district. It features a water fountain, and can be accessed from the Umspannwerk Auhof stop of the regional bus line 151 from Hütteldorf (five-minute walk).
Due to its location near the Hütteldorf railway station, the Nikolaitor is an important gate of the Lainzer Tiergarten. Hütteldorf can be accessed with the U-Bahn U4, S-Bahn S3/S15, S45, and S50, tram line 49, as well as multiple regional bus lines. From the station it is a 10-minute walk across the Wien River to Nikolaigasse. This gate also features a water fountain.
The Adolfstor was located along the eastern wall of the Lainzer Tiergarten. It is now closed until further notice.
Sankt Veiter Tor
The Sankt Veiter Tor is directly accessible using a special hourly-served branch of the 55B bus line from the Ober Sankt Veit U-Bahn station, which only runs during the main season. Higher-frequented bus lines to Hütteldorf and the terminus of the 62 tram line, Wolkersbergenstraße, are available by walking down Hanschweg to Stock im Weg.
Locations in the preserve
There are three eateries, two scenic viewpoints, and one museum located within the Lainzer Tiergarten.
Hermesvilla and park
Franz Joseph I of Austria commissioned the construction of the Hermesvilla, which was completed in 1886, and served as a getaway mansion for his wife. Today it serves as a museum and also contains a restaurant and café, which is highly frequented due to its close location to the Lainzer Tor. The property around the Hermevilla is a special area of the Lainzer Tiergarten, fenced off from the rest of the preserve. Separate gates on the paths leading deeper into the park allow access to the larger section when this is open.
Hirschgstemm and Rohrhaus
Besides the Hermesvilla, visitors to the Lainzer Tiergarten can also eat and drink at the Hirschgstemm and Rohrhaus eateries. These are located deeper in the preserve than the Hermesvilla, but also feature full menus.
The Hubertuswarte is an observation tower, built in 1927, and located on the Kaltbründel Berg, the highest point in the preserve (508 meters/1667 ft). From the top of the tower, visitors have a 360-degree view of the region, including Vienna and neighboring villages.
Wiener Blick
Closer to the city side of the Lainzer Tiergarten, the Wiener Blick offers a view of the city from 434 m (1424 ft). In July 2002, this observation point was visited by the Japanese Emperor Akihito and his wife Michiko.
- (German) Geschichte des Lainzer Tiergartens - City of Vienna Website
- (German) Karl Johann Tichy, Hannes Mayer: "Das Eichen-Naturschutzgebiet Johannser Kogel im Lainzer Tiergarten, Wienerwald". Sonderdruck aus: Centralblatt für das gesamte Forstwesen, Jahrgang 96. 1979, Heft 4. Österreichischer Agrarverlag, Vienna, 1979.
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Lainzer Tiergarten|
- (German) Lainzer Tiergarten - Official website
- Wien Museum Hermesvilla


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A dew warning, also known as a dew alarm or dew signal, is an error indication on VCRs and camcorders if the VCR/camcorder develops dew inside the unit from being exposed to extreme temperature and/or humidity changes.[1]
The presence of moisture between the tape and the rotating head drum increases friction which prevents correct operation and can cause damage to both the recording device and the tape. In extreme cases, if the dew sensor fails to function and stop the video recorder, moisture can cause the tape to stick to the spinning video head. This can pull a large amount of tape from the cassette before the head drum stops spinning. The tape will be extensively damaged, the video heads will often become clogged, and the mechanism may be unable to eject the cassette.
The dew sensor itself is mounted very close to the video head drum. Contrary to how one might expect this to behave, the sensor increases its resistance when moisture is present. Poor contacts on the sensor can therefore be a cause of random dew sensor warnings.
Usually, a "DEW" indicator or error code lights up on the display of most VCRs/camcorders, and on some, a buzzer may sound.
References
 1. ^ Almost every tape based video recorder's user manual or service manual.
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Color demosaicking is used to reconstruct full color images from incomplete color filter array samples captured by cameras with a single sensor array. In reconstructing natural-looking images, one key challenge is to model and respect the statistics of natural images. This paper presents a novel modeling strategy and an efficient color demosaicking algorithm. The approach starts with joint modeling of the color images, which supports simultaneous representation of inter-channel correlation and structural information in an image. The inter-channel correlation is explored by measuring the channel difference signals in the gradient domain, while the structural information is explored by nonlocal low-rank regularization. An efficient algorithm is then proposed to solve the joint formulation, by dividing the minimization problem into two sub-problems and solving them iteratively. The effectiveness of the proposed approach is demonstrated with extensive experiments on both noiseless and noisy datasets, with comparison with existing state-of-the-art color demosaicking methods.
To facilitate further evaluation and exploration of the method proposed in the above paper, we publish the source code at this link.
You are free to use the source code provided that (1) you clearly cite the source; and (2) you do not make any redistribution of the code.


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Definition of adenylate cyclase in English:
noun[mass noun] Biochemistry
An enzyme that catalyses the formation of cyclic adenylic acid from adenosine triphosphate.
- The cAMP is produced by adenylate cyclase, and that enzyme is activated by phosphorylated IIA Glc.
- The response of cells to the binding of glucagon to its cell surface receptor is the activation of the enzyme adenylate cyclase which is associated with the receptor.
- When epinephrine contacts a cell membrane, it triggers the allosteric activation of adenylate cyclase, the enzyme that creates cAMP. cAMP then allosterically activates a protein kinase.
Definition of adenylate cyclase in:
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What's The Difference: Menudo Vs. Igado
Here are the ingredients that make these two Filipino dishes different.
IMAGE Majoy Siason
ILLUSTRATOR Roselle Miranda
Many pork stew recipes have similar ingredients. It's made with pork, it has chunks of vegetables, and is stewed in a flavorful sauce that brings the dish together into a satisfying meal.
While these may all seem the same, it's the tiny differences in ingredients that make these pork stews different from each other. In the case of menudo and igado, the two dishes actually share many similarities while the differences are minimal.
Both are pork stews with pork liver. Each is a savory, tangy stew that uses a few similar ingredients such as soy sauce that replaces the salt and a sour ingredient to complement the savoriness. Each also has a few ingredients that differentiate it from the other. Here are those differences:
1 Menudo is a saucy stew. Igado is cooked until almost dry.
A sauce is common for stews. Stews are dishes that are simmered, usually over low heat or flame, so that not only will the meat tenderize in this time, the ingredients that make up the sauce or liquid will also become more flavorful through the long cooking time.
For the menudo, this means it results in a thick tomato-based sauce that coats each chunk. For igado, the savory sauce is sometimes simmered until almost dry. This doesn't mean igado is dry, only that the pork absorbs most of the flavors as it simmers. This thick and concentrated sauce then coats the pork and other ingredients, resulting in a dish that is less saucy than menudo but also one that's super flavorful.
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Menudo uses small cubes of pork. Igado uses pork sliced into strips.
One look at both dishes will tell you what is served: if the pork pieces have been cut into small cubes, chances are the dish is a menudo. If you see pork strips along with the bell peppers, it's igado
While you can easily change up the cuts of the pork, these are the common pork cuts that you'll find for these two dishes.
Photo by Riell Santos
Menudo has potatoes and carrots. Igado uses green peas and bell peppers.
Another quick look at the two dishes reveals that even the vegetables are different.
While menudo sticks to the usual root vegetables many stews use, namely, potatoes and carrots, igado veers away from those common ingredients. Instead, it takes a page from another stew, the kaldereta, and uses green peas and bell peppers to accompany the pork. The green peas are added nutrition and color but the bell peppers give the igado its unique sweet, bitter flavor that makes it taste different.
Menudo uses tomato sauce. Igado uses vinegar.
This might be the most telling difference when it comes to taste. While the look of the dish can instantly tell you that you're eating a different dish, the taste of each dish will definitely solidify your opinion.
Give menudo a taste and you'll notice that the main ingredient in the sauce is the tangy tomatoes seasoned with soy sauce. There's an underlying sweetness to it, too. It's might be from the raisins that were tossed in or the sugar that not only sweetens but also helps balance the flavor of the sour tomatoes.
The igado however uses a different souring ingredient instead of tomato sauce: vinegar. You might actually think that igado is another kind of adobo, since it uses the same two main ingredients, soy sauce and vinegar. However, its other ingredients, namely the pork liver and the bell peppers, that make this beloved Ilocano recipe taste even more different than even the adobo
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Purpose: The aim of the present study was to evaluate the tissue retraction and gingival healing in pulsed laser (diode 980 nm and Nd:YAG 1064 nm lasers) gingival retraction in comparison with the conventional mechanical or surgical techniques (double cord and electrosurgery). Materials and Methods: A group of 103 adult patients, 45 women, 58 men (mean age 42, range 19 to 52 years) scheduled for fixed and implant prosthetic rehabilitation was recruited, and four impression techniques were compared: the double cord technique, the electrosurgery technique, the 980-nm diode and the 1064-nm Nd:YAG laser technique. Patient were randomly placed into four groups according to impression-taking technique. Thirty impressions were taken in each group, for a total of 110 elements each. The preferred impression materials were addition silicones (polyvinyl siloxanes) (2nd generation). The outcome was measured by the bleeding index (during the impression taking and after 15 days) and gingival retraction (after 15 and 30 days). Results: Compared to the conventional techniques, both laser techniques proved to be less aggressive in terms of absence of gingival bleeding (99.2% vs 92.7%). There were also fewer cases of gingival retraction than with the conventional technique (2.2% vs 10%). Conclusion: This study suggests that the laser technique can be valuable for implant prosthetic rehabilitation. While both the conventional and laser techniques are satisfactory in achieving gingival retraction, the laser techniques may be less traumatic to the periodontal tissue.
Keywords: impression techniques, diode 980 nm laser, Nd:YAG laser, electrosurgery, polyvinyl siloxanes, gingival retraction, oral soft tissue surgery


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(The source of funds used…)
1) The source of funds used by a non-resident Indian (NRI) should be identified at the time of investing in order to decide if the money can be taken outside the country on sale or redemption.
2) If the source of funds is foreign currency, it can be sent without any restriction. If, however, it is Indian rupees, it cannot be remitted. These two sources cannot be clubbed together.
3) The bank account through which the investment is routed is used to determine the source of funds. The funds that are remitted from abroad into the NRE or FCNR accounts and invested can be freely sent back.
4) The income earned in India on investments is repatriable, irrespective of the source of funds. This includes interest from bonds and bank accounts, rental income, dividends from shares and mutual funds.
5) The income earned on an investment is freely repatriable once the taxes have been paid according to the Indian laws.
6) The income in the form of sale proceeds from capital assets, such as property, land, shares, bonds, and mutual funds held in India, are repatriable to the extent of funds remitted from abroad for buying these capital assets.
(The content on this page is courtesy Centre for Investment Education and Learning (CIEL). Contributions by Sunita Abraham, Girija Gadre and Arti Bhargava.)


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Taman Nusa Bali
"See Indonesia in One Afternoon"
Taman Nusa is a cultural park that aims to offer a comprehensive information on the cultures of Indonesia's various ethnic groups in an attractive and interactive way, while enjoying the natural beauty of Bali. Its mission is to provide a conservation, didactic and recreative means for both domestic and foreign visitors to accurately understand the depiction of Indonesia.
Situated on 15 hectares of land, visitors are invited to explore and experience Indonesia's journey throughout the ages beginning from the prehistory, bronze age, kingdoms, and an archipelago of Indonesian cultures. The journey continues to the early national era, independence, modern times and finally to the nation's future.
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Framework Planning of a Provincial Information Management Platform for Energy Resource Analysis and Forecast Based on Diversified Data Acquisition
The information system with function of data acquisition and processing could be an essential foundation of decision making and planning for government on energy resource management in China. However, some existing barriers have impeded the usage of data, such as inefficiency mode of data reporting and transmission, sluggishness of data collection and summarization, deficiency of data standardization and serious information asymmetry. In this paper, a framework planning of an info management platform in provincial level is proposed for energy resource condition analysis and prediction. The various types of data from industries of electrical power, coal, petroleum and others such as bio-gas is acquired and analyzed based on certain data processing methods. And the related systems of statistic index, early warning index, monitoring index and unit GDP energy consumption statistic index and evaluation are established. The proposed platform can support info service to government or related department, help keep the balance and stabilization of energy supply.
Qunjie Xu, Hui Li and Qiaoxia Li
L. Ma et al., "Framework Planning of a Provincial Information Management Platform for Energy Resource Analysis and Forecast Based on Diversified Data Acquisition", Advanced Materials Research, Vols. 869-870, pp. 495-503, 2014


Standard Auto
Standard Auto,
Standard Auto Meanings:
 1. Car insurance for the average driver with relatively few accidents in life
Literal Meanings of Standard Auto
Meanings of Standard:
 1. A measure of quality or performance.
 2. An idea or thing that is used as a reference, standard or model in benchmarking.
 3. A popular melody or song.
 4. Military or formal flags are hoisted on poles or waved on ropes.
 5. A tree or shrub that grows taller on a vertical trunk.
 6. Vertical piping for water or gas.
 7. Used or accepted as normal or medium.
 8. (From a tree or shrub) that grows on a full, upright trunk.
Sentences of Standard
 1. The restaurant offers a high quality service
 2. Low wages by today's standards
 3. Many songs were sung in Western countries in the form of jazz and pop kiss Nova standards.
 4. Sir Marcus Versley paid tribute to the Queen Mother and members of the Malton and Norton branches of the British Royal Legion raised flags.
 5. Regular tax rate
 6. Standard waves are useful in situations where direct altitude is required.
Synonyms of Standard
ordinary, traditional, set, usual, banderole, conventional, quality, paradigm, specification, requirement, expected, exemplar, fixed, colours, gauge, typical, ideal, principle, law, customary, archetype, quotidian, benchmark, criterion, pattern
Meanings of Auto:
 1. A basket
 2. Summary for Automatic (which means name 3)
Synonyms of Auto
machine, automobile, motor


text: The first radio commentary was broadcast in 1922 in Australia covering a testimonial match for Charles Bannerman, at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The commentator was Lionell Watt. In 1927, BBC attempted its first radio broadcast of a cricket test, for a match between Essex and New Zealand, and the commentator was Plum Warner. However, BBC did not pursue the idea for about 10 years, as it was not considered a success. Reviving the idea, BBC launched its first ball-by-ball commentary on June 24, 1938, for the second test of the Ashes series between Australia and England. All India Radio started commentary in the early 1940s.


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Last Updated on November 25, 2020 by Sagar Aryal
Sakaguchi Test Definition
Sakaguchi test is a biochemical test consisting of colorimetric reaction for the detection and quantification of guanidinium groups, used as a qualitative test for arginine that is either free or in protein. The test was discovered by and named after the Japanese Food Scientist Shoyo Sakaguchi in 1925. Sakaguchi test is an example of color reactions or test that is performed for the detection of amino acids or proteins. The test is a specific test for arginine where the guanidinium group of arginine reacts with 1-naphthol or α-naphthol to produce a colored product. It is a qualitative test, and the quantification of arginine is hindered in this test due to the slow rate of color development and destruction of some guanidinium groups by the reagent.
Objective of Sakaguchi Test
- To detect the presence of arginine in either free form or in proteins.
Principle of Sakaguchi Test
Sakaguchi test is based on the principle of reaction between 1-naphthol and the guanidinium groups in arginine, in the presence of an oxidizing agent. The exact mechanism of the reaction is not yet known; however, the reaction results in the formation of a red-colored complex due to the formation of an indole-like structure. The Sakaguchi reagent consists of sodium hypobromite and 1-naphthol. The sodium hypobromite acts as an oxidizing agent that facilitates the hydrogen bonding between two arginine molecules.
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- Sakaguchi reagent: 1% 1-naphthol in alcohol with a few drops of 10% sodium hypobromite solution of bromine water.
- 40% NaOH
- Sample (0.1% of arginine or 0.1% of creatine)
- Test tubes
- Test tube stand
Procedure of Sakaguchi Test
- About 3 ml of the test solution is added in a test tube, to which 1 ml of 40% NaOH is added and mixed correctly.
- Then, two drops of 1-naphthol are added to the same test tube and mixed thoroughly.
- Now, 4-5 drops of the 10% sodium hypobromite or bromine water is added.
- The test tube is observed for the development of color.
Result and Interpretation of Sakaguchi Test
- Positive result: A positive result on the Sakaguchi's test is demonstrated by the formation of red color. This indicates the presence of an arginine or guanidinium compound.
- Negative result: A negative result in the Sakaguchi's test is demonstrated by the absence of red color. This indicates an absence of arginine or a guanidinium compound.
Uses of Sakaguchi Test
- Sakaguchi's Test is a biochemical test for the detection of arginine in the free or combined form in proteins.
- The test is qualitative but can be made quantitative by the addition of urea that stabilizes the colored product.
- Quantitative analysis of the colored product is not possible with this test as the rate of Sakaguchi's reaction is slow.
- Similarly, some of the guanidinium groups in the solution might be destroyed by the hypochlorite, resulting in difficulties in testing results.
- Webner C.J (1929). A modification of Sakaguchi's reaction to the quantitative determination of arginine. JBC. December 27.
- Ke, Shan, and Robert Haselkorn. "The Sakaguchi reaction product quenches phycobilisome fluorescence, allowing determination of the arginine concentration in cells of Anabaena strain PCC 7120." Journal of Bacteriology 195,1 (2013): 25-8. doi:10.1128/JB.01512-12
- Tiwari, A. (2015). Practical Biochemistry. LAP Lambert Academic Publishing.


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20. Christian Headstone with Canopy
Yuan dynasty (1272—1368)
Quanzhou Maritime Museum
Ricci 20 KP 020 Z24
A canopy or parasol was used in ancient India to protect kings and other royals from the sun, and it subsequently became a symbol of power and prestige. It was natural to use a canopy in association with the Buddha as he had been a prince before attaining enlightenment. It can be seen in the early Buddhist art of India, and was transmitted to Central Asia and China where it appears, for example, at Dunhuang. A similar canopy to the one shown on this tombstone can be seen on a panel relief on the Eastern pagoda of the Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou, completed about 1250.
The discovery of the canopy's presence on Christian tombstones of the Mongol period is quite remarkable, and yet explicable in the context of the multiculturalism of Quanzhou. The canopy has tassels or streamers dangling from it and protects the cross emerging from an open lotus flower.


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Last week I wrote about my cracked iron and a desire for a tapered iron for my miter plane and J asked the following question:
I got similar queries from a few other people and the answer deserves a proper explanation:
A plane iron can be parallel, tapered so that the thick end is near the mouth, or tapered so that the thinner end is near the mouth (See picture).
If the iron is parallel the iron will stay put provided the force on the iron is less than the wedge force or the frictional force caused by the wedge bearing down on the iron. In general the friction force is going to be a lot less than the wedge force and depending on the iron and the fit of the wedge (very important) you might have to bang the wedge in pretty hard to keep the frictional force high enough so the iron stays put in use. The same force is needed to slide the iron in or out.
Japanese planes have a tapered iron with the cutting edge at the thin end. The iron is held by wedging it into notches at the side of the plane and it's the grain of the oak body that keeps the iron in place. This method of holding an iron in a plane is completely different from the Western approach.
The Western tapered iron is thicker at the cutting edge and works well because the iron is held in place by a mechanical interference between iron and wedge. There is no chance of the iron sliding so the force holding the iron in is purely a taper against the body of the plane, not parallel to the iron and is very strong. Most importantly the forces required to back off the iron are far greater than the force required to advance the iron. So a tap, tap on the back of the iron will advance the iron, and only a small tap on the wedge will lock it. Pushing back the other way takes more force. Try this and see - how hard it takes to advance a tapered iron vs the force needed to back it out.
Wedged infill planes pretty much disappear after the invention of the lever cap by Fenn in 1844. This allowed for using less expensive parallel irons, and it is far easier to fit a lever cap to a plane than a wedge. However I think adjusting a wedged plane is far easier. This changes again in 1913 when Norris introduced their adjuster. There is also an argument that a properly fitting wedge helps dampen vibration by clamping the iron over a much greater area than a lever cap. I want to think this is true but the thicker the plane iron is the less effect the wedge dampening would have.
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What items do people take with them when they flee their homes to retain a feeling of belonging? And how is pride in one's roots reflected through dress?
Things That Matter is a new exhibition about important things and the importance of things: objects of great personal significance that, at the same time, are closely related to the major social issues of today, such as migration and origin.
What happens to your culture when your country disappears?
The objects in Things That Matter come from all over the world and incorporate stories that are equally meaningful in the Dutch context. An example is a woven basket from the Marshall Islands. In the accompanying video Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner relates in the form of a poem why this object is of such importance to her culture and how this culture is on the verge of disappearing: rising sea levels will result in her island being the first to sink below the surface of the Pacific Ocean. The basket on display threatens to become the last tangible remnant of her culture, prompting visitors to the exhibition to reflect on climate change, sustainability and the significance of cultural heritage.
Behind the scenes
This video shows the French-Tunisian 'calligraffiti' artist eL Seed at work in the museum. He created the murals in the pavilion about the beauty of Arabic writing, which is part of the exhibition Things That Matter.
The Things That Matter exhibition is slated to run for five to seven years and has been realised with the aid of the BankGiro Loterij and in collaboration with Museum Catharijneconvent. Photo: David Vroom.


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This is for a Windows environment.
Either in a workgroup or domain environment, why don't all computers show up in Netview or Network (via Explorer)? Assuming all computers are online and pingable, what determines whether a computer shows up in Net View result? In some networks I see all devices and some only a few. Thanks.
 - this is very broad as written. SMB hosts announce their presence and offerings, so for one reason or other, the box you are using has not received announcements from the missing devices. This might be because of interstitial routers, SMB and NTLM and NetBIOS version differences, firewalling, switch congestion, broadcast traffic handling policies, power-save policies, etc. – Frank Thomas Nov 6 '17 at 5:47
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Not every computers can be seen. Only those that enable Network Discovery will appear in Explorer
network discovery
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║ On │ This state allows your computer to see other network computers ║
║ │ and devices and allows people on other network computers ║
║ │ to see your computer. This makes it easier to share files and printers. ║
╟───────────┼───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╢
║ Off │ This state prevents your computer from seeing other network computers ║
║ │ and devices and prevents people on other network computers ║
║ │ from seeing your computer. ║
╟───────────┼───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╢
║ Custom │ This is a mixed state in which some settings related to network discovery ║
║ │ are enabled, but not all of them. For example, network discovery could be ║
║ │ turned on, but you or your system administrator might have changed ║
║ │ firewall settings that affect network discovery. ║
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A hands-on invasive species removal workshop is scheduled from 4-6 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 2 (postponed from Oct. 26) at Veterans Park, 4451 N. Vantage Drive in north Fayetteville.
Participants will learn how to identify and remove invasive plants. Those in attendance are encouraged to bring work gloves and wear long sleeves, long pants, and sturdy shoes. Tools and water will be provided.
The event, hosted by the city's Environmental Action Committee and the U.S. Green Building Council Emerging Professionals Group, is one of several projects to emerge since the city's invasive species ordinance was adopted late last year. Another popular project is the Parks and Recreation Department's partnership with Greedy Goats of Northwest Arkansas, which brings a herd of goats to Wilson Park to clear invasive plants.
For more information on local invasive plants, check out the city's digital publication "Invasive Plant Species in Fayetteville Arkansas," which includes information on how to identify, remove, and replace invasive plants with native or non-invasive equivalents.


Monday, June 29, 2015
#SharePoint | Value cannot be null, parameter name: g
Problem:
Moving documents in SharePoint can be a difficult task at times.
One of the biggest challenges is keeping previous document versions.
In some cases, it works if you simply move the documents from one place to the other, while using explorer views (nb: only works for MOVE operation, not for COPY).
In other cases, explorer view, site content and structure and even 3rd party tools will fail to accomplish this.
One of the reasons - and the one explained in this post - is a problematic field schema. More specifically, the lack of a certain attribute on a certain type of field, that will prevent the operation from running successfully, resulting in screens such as the ones below.

 http://.../Demo Document 001.docx: Value cannot be null. Parameter name: g

Solution:
In this case, it appears that we have a field with type "User", which does NOT have the attribute "List" set to "UserInfo", which seems to be a must.
Although we might not have problems adding and editing documents without this attribute, we will definitely have problems with migrations, import/export, etc., in the future.
To solve this, I have a script with two steps.
1) identify fields of type "User" in the document library
The script outputs four entries or fields. three of them are internal fields, and one is our custom field.
function PrintFields($web, $listName)
{
 $lib = $web.Lists.TryGetList($listName)
 if($lib -eq $null)
 {
 throw "List $listName does not exist!"
 }
 Write-Warning "Displaying User fields for list $listName"
 write-host ""

 $lib.Fields | where-object {$_.Type -eq "User"} | select InternalName, Type, SchemaXml | format-list
}
2) Add the missing attribute (SPField.SetAttribute)
function EditFieldXML($lib, $targetField)
{
 try
 {
 $fld = $lib.Fields.GetFieldByInternalName($targetField)
 }
 catch
 {
 write-warning "Field $targetField does not exist!"
 write-host ""
 return
 }
 Write-Host Current field definition $fld.SchemaXml
 write-host $newLine
 $fld.Sealed = $false
 $fld.PushChangesToLists = $true
 $fld.Update()
 $schema = [xml]$fld.SchemaXml
 $schema.Field.SetAttribute("List","UserInfo")
 $fld.SchemaXml = $schema.PSBase.OuterXml
 $fld.PushChangesToLists = $true
 $fld.Update()
 Write-Host New Field definition $fld.SchemaXml
}
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a warm mist, cool mist, or evaporative humidifier for parrots?
There are three types of humidifiers:
 - Warm Mist
 - Ultrasonic/Cool Mist
 - Evaporative
There are pros and cons to each humidifier type.
For example, in cases where your living space is already properly heated and you aren't bothered by cleaning the unit, a cool mist humidifier will do.
In other cases where you want to distribute some heat along with moisture, a warm mist humidifier will be better.
For our lovely pet birds, a warm mist humidifier is likely to be more helpful!
Warm mist humidifiers excel at dispersing heat, which can help parrots sensitive to bacteria, because they produce a sterile mist.
best humidifier for parrots
Cool mist humidifiers also tend to be noisier than warm mist humidifiers or evaporators because they use a fan to disperse the moisture.
TTLIFE's Warm And Cool mist Humidifier delivers sterilized air!
Some parrot owners prefer warm over cold mist humidifiers, because cool mist units run a higher risk of aspergillosis developing (a fungal disease caused by the spores of the common mold).
As cool mist humidifiers lack a way to sterilize the water, there will eventually be a mold overgrowth inside the water tank if not properly maintained.
Therefore, look for a warm mist humidifier for your parrot first, then a cool mist one, and only then for an evaporative humidifier.
c) Importance of cleaning
A higher humidity makes the spores and other microorganisms stick to any nearby surface, neutralizing them.
However, without cleaning, mold can start growing and be dispersed through the air.
All bacteria and fungi thrive in moist conditions. As soon as you run your humidifier for parrots, you should plan on how to get it cleaned.
best humidifier for parrots
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This can lead to aspergillosis or some other infections for parrots causing them to be lethargic, lose their appetite, and have trouble breathing.
Hence, be sure to regularly clean your humidifier.
It also helps if you're already using an AC unit that filters air, and if you can use filtered water too, you'll minimize the amount of cleaning needed!
d) Where to position the unit
Humidifiers for parrots should be positioned in such a way to counteract the effects of dry air, which is most commonly caused by the heating unit.
For example, if you use a furnace for heating, consider getting a whole-house humidifier that attaches to the furnace.:"They're actually not that much more expensive than a nice free-standing unit, and it definitely does a much better job of maintaining a constant and even level of humidity."
Always keeps in mind, when installing your humidifier, to keep an eye out for your feathered friend's behavior and adjust to it.
We've seen parrots attacking humidifiers; which ranged from temperature issues to the parrot being bored and just wanting attention.
e) Using essential oils/ chemicals/fragrances
Essential oils/chemicals/fragrances in the humidifier can irritate the parrot's sensitive airways but can also help it feel right at home.
In the wild, parrots are exposed to essential oils, chemicals and fragrances all the time.
Drug store brands are typically harmful for parrots but vets use medical-grade ones for parrots to good effect.
Hence, the best way to use essential oils with parrots is through an ultrasonic humidifier.
best humidifier for parrots
What harms our birds are actually the toxins found in low-quality products we commonly use.
Start with a few drops and gradually increase the amount if the parrot doesn't react negatively.
Bottom Line - What is the Best Humidifier for Parrots?
We adopt parrots and consider them family members. They bring us immense joy and companionship unlike anything else!
Based on what we've learned so far about parrots and humidity, they can have trouble in an environment that feels perfectly fine to humans, and have no way of expressing it.
Best Humidifier for Parrots
Thankfully, they are helped greatly by warm mist humidifiers.
The main difficulty in finding a solid warm mist humidifier is that they often don't have enough capacity and lack features, meaning you have to constantly oversee them.
Well, the TTLIFE Ultrasonic Humidifier is one that does the job best for your parrot.
Don't ignore the early warning signs of low humidity but also don't overreact.
Even if you decide that TTLIFE Ultrasonic isn't the best humidifier for your parrot, now you know the fundamentals of what helps and what harms parrots regarding humidity.
Find a simple, affordable and convenient solution that can help your feathered buddy in a pinch! Trust me, you'll both be happier in no time.


plzz#
Mapdl.plzz(rotvel='', deltarotvel='', **kwargs)#
Plots the interference diagram from a cyclic modal analysis.
APDL Command: PLZZ
Parameters
rotvel
Rotational speed in revolutions per minute (RPM) used to define the speed line. If blank, use the rotational speed (from OMEGA) specified in the prestressing step of the linear perturbation analysis. If explicitly input as 0, or if the linear perturbation was not used, no speed lines are plotted.
deltarotvel
Adds speed lines about the RotVel speed line corresponding to RotVel ± DeltaRotVel. Only plotted if RotVel is known.
Notes
PLZZ plots the cyclic modal frequencies as points on a frequency vs. harmonic index (nodal diameter) graph. If rotational speed (RotVel) is provided, the speed line is also plotted, leading to the interference diagram (also known as the SAFE or ZZENF diagram). If DeltaRotVel is also provided, two additional speed lines are plotted, enveloping the safe speed line itself.
For more information, see Postprocessing a Modal Cyclic Symmetry Analysis in the Cyclic Symmetry Analysis Guide.


Definition of Order urticales
1. Noun. An order of dicotyledonous plants including Moraceae and Urticaceae and Ulmaceae.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Order Urticales
order Thysanoptera
order Thysanura
order Tinamiformes
order Torpediniformes
order Tremellales
order Trichoptera
order Trogoniformes
order Tuberales
order Tubulidentata
order Tulostomatales
order Ulvales
order Umbellales
order Uredinales
order Urodella
order Uropygi
order Urticales
order Ustilaginales
order Volvocales
order Xiphosura
order Xyridales
order Zeomorphi
order Zygnemales
order Zygnematales
order arms
order book
order code
order form
order in council
order mantophasmatodea
order oedogoniales
Literary usage of Order urticales
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Flora of Miami: Being Descriptions of the Seed-plants Growing Naturally on by John Kunkel Small (1913)
"Urticaceae in Order URTICALES. Ovary enclosed in or seated in a hypanthium or a calyx- tube. Stamens borne under the gynoecium. ..."
2. Flora of Pennsylvania by Thomas Conrad Porter (1903)
"11 Style axile, erect. Ovary neither enclosed nor seated in a hypanthium or a calyx-tube. Flowers not solitary in axils : land plants. Order URTICALES. ..."
3. A College Text-book of Botany: Being an Enlargement of the Author's by George Francis Atkinson (1905)
"order urticales.—Trees, shrubs, or herbs. Examples: the elm family (Ulmaceae. See Chapter LXII), the mulberry family (Moraceae), and the nettle family ..."
4. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society Held at Philadelphia for by American Philosophical Society (1914)
"The Moraceae, by far the largest family of the order Urticales and the only one certainly represented in the Wilcox flora, contains between 900 and 1000 ..."
5. Torreya by Torrey Botanical Club (1915)
"Order URTICALES Family ULMACEAE Genus ULMUS Linnaeus ULMUS AMERICANA Linnaeus This is a species of low rich woods and stream banks, ranging from ..."
Other Resources:
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AR - ER - OR
This KEY is the Suffix which has three spellings, AR – ER – OR Meaning ONE WHO & THAT WHICH. This is one of the simplest keys to remember and you will see a great deal of it. It is listed so that you will become accustomed to seeking words, not as one lump to be swallowed whole, but as a combination of keys which are to be recognized separately.
1. doctordoct OR (dok' tor) n
One who is learned, especially in medicine.
2. bakerbak ER (bake' er) n
One who bakes.
3. actoract OR (ak' tor) n
One who acts a part in a play or in an event.
4. fighterfight ER (fite' er) n
One who fights.
5. beggarbegg AR (beg' ar) n
One who begs.
6. dancerdanc ER (dan' ser) n
One who dances.
7. jesterjest ER (jes' ter) n
One who tells jokes.
8. killerkill ER (kil' er) n
One who kills.
9. liarli AR (lie' er) n
One who tells lies.
10. misermis ER (mize' er) n
One who lives miserably in order to hoard money.
11. toilertoil ER (roil' er) n
One who works hard.
12. tractortract OR (trak' ter) n
A machine used on the farm for drawing a plow.
13. barberbarb ER (bar' ber) n
One whose work is to give shaves and haircuts.
14. wreckerwreck ER (rek' er) n
Machinery used to break down buildings and remove the wreckage.
15. painterpaint ER (pane' ter) n
One who paints.
16. sufferersuffer ET (sub' ere r) n
One who suffers, especially from a disease.
17. exhibitorexhibit OR (eg zib' it or) n
One who shows things to the public, as art.
18. racerrac ER (rase' er) n
One who races in a sport event.
19. amplifierampilifi ER (am' pil fie er) n
That which magnifies a sound, a loud speaker.
20. pacifierpacifi ER (pas' i fie er) n
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When was johnny cash born? When did his brother die?
Johnny Cash was born on February 26, 1932 in Kingsland, AR. His older brother, Jack, died when he was 12 years old.
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Johnny Cash
John R. "Johnny" Cash (February 26, 1932 – September 12, 2003) was an American singer-songwriter, actor, and author who was considered one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century. Although he is primarily remembered as a country icon, his songs and sound spanned other genres including rock and roll and rockabilly —especially early in his career—and blues, folk, and gospel. This crossover appeal won Cash the rare honor of induction in the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the Gospel Music Hall of Fame.
Cash was known for his deep, distinctive bass-baritone voice, for the "boom-chicka-boom" sound of his Tennessee Three backing band; for a rebelliousness, coupled with an increasingly somber and humble demeanor; for providing free concerts inside prison walls;]page needed[ and for his dark performance clothing, which earned him the nickname "The Man in Black". He traditionally began his concerts with the phrase "Hello, I'm Johnny Cash.", followed by his standard "Folsom Prison Blues".
Country music
Country music is a genre of American popular music that originated in the rural regions of the Southern United States in the 1920s. It takes its roots from the southeastern genre of American folk music and Western music. Blues modes have been used extensively throughout its recorded history. Country music often consists of ballads and dance tunes with generally simple forms and harmonies accompanied by mostly string instruments such as banjos, electric and acoustic guitars, fiddles, and harmonicas.
The Grammy Legend Award, or the Grammy Living Legend Award, is a special award of merit given to recording artists by the Grammy Awards, a ceremony that was established in 1958 and originally called the Gramophone Awards. Honors in several categories are presented at the ceremony annually by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences of the United States for outstanding achievements in the music industry.
The first Grammy Legend Awards were issued in 1990 to Andrew Lloyd Webber, Liza Minnelli, Smokey Robinson and Willie Nelson. The honor was inaugurated to recognize "ongoing contributions and influence in the recording field". The next year four more musicians (Aretha Franklin, Billy Joel, Johnny Cash and Quincy Jones) were acknowledged with Grammy Legend Awards. The award was given to Barbra Streisand in 1992 and Michael Jackson in 1993.
Pine Bluff metropolitan area
The Pine Bluff Metropolitan Statistical Area, as defined by the United States Census Bureau, is a three-county region in southeast Arkansas, anchored by the city of Pine Bluff. As of the 2010 census, the MSA had a population of 100,258. It is also a component of the larger Little Rock-North Little Rock, AR Combined Statistical Area.
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Kingsland, Arkansas
Kingsland is a city in Cleveland County, Arkansas, United States. Its population was 447 at the 2010 U.S. census. It is included in the Pine Bluff, Arkansas Metropolitan Statistical Area. It is famous as the birthplace of Johnny Cash.
June Carter Cash
Valerie June Carter Cash (June 23, 1929 – May 15, 2003) was an American singer, dancer, songwriter, actress, comedian and author who was a member of the Carter Family and the second wife of singer Johnny Cash. She played the guitar, banjo, harmonica and autoharp, and acted in several films and television shows. Carter Cash was inducted into the Christian Music Hall of Fame in 2009. She was ranked No. 31 in CMT's 40 Greatest Women in Country Music in 2002.
Johnny Horton
John Gale "Johnny" Horton (April 30, 1925 – November 5, 1960) was an American country music and rockabilly singer most famous for his semi-folk, so-called "saga songs" which began the "historical ballad" craze of the late 1950s and early 1960s. With them, he had several major successes, most notably in 1959 with the song "The Battle of New Orleans" (written by Jimmy Driftwood), which was awarded the 1960 Grammy Award for Best Country & Western Recording. The song was awarded the Grammy Hall of Fame Award, and in 2001 ranked No. 333 of the Recording Industry Association of America's "Songs of the Century". His first hit, a number #1 was in 1959, with When It's Springtime in Alaska (It's Forty Below)
During 1960, Horton had two other successes with "North to Alaska" for John Wayne's movie, North to Alaska, and "Sink the Bismarck". Horton is a member of the Rockabilly Hall of Fame and the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame
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Quick Answer: What Was The Biggest Type Of Pirate Ship Called?
What type of ship is the Black Pearl?
galleonWith a length of 156 feet and armed with 32 cannons in the movie, the Black Pearl is a hybrid of a galleon and East Indiaman ships..
What did Romans use for toilet paper?
Are there any old pirate ships left?
What is a yacht with 3 masts called?
Schooner – a sailing vessel with fore and aft sails on three masts. The foremast being shorter than the mainmast which is no taller than the mizzen mast.
What ship is bigger than a galleon?
I'm sorry, but that is not a quantifiable statistic. A ship size bigger than a galleon would quite frankly be a frigate rather than a man o war/ship of the line. Frigates are actual predators as far as ships go, designed to seek and destroy/capture enemy ships and raid merchants.
Why is the black pearl so special?
In the movie Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, the Black Pearl was able to easily beat the speed and firepower of the HMS Interceptor, which was the fastest warship in the British Royal Navy fleet and specially designed to crush pirates.
Why was the Black Pearl cursed?
Barbossa, who was Jack's first mate aboard the Black Pearl, led a mutiny against Jack and marooned him on a desert island. Sometime after finding the treasure, the crew suffered under the Aztec curse; a curse they originally thought to be a ridiculous superstition and didn't believe to be true.
Where did they poop on old ships?
It is a nautical or naval term that goes back to the day of the old sailing ships. Let's start at the back of the ship. The upper-most rear, or the stern, was called the poop deck.
What is the poop on a ship?
In naval architecture, a poop deck is a deck that forms the roof of a cabin built in the rear, or "aft", part of the superstructure of a ship. The name originates from the French word for stern, la poupe, from Latin puppis.
What was the biggest wooden warship ever built?
The longest wooden ship ever built, the six-masted New England gaff schooner Wyoming, had a "total length" of 137 metres (449 ft) (measured from tip of jib boom (30 metres) to tip of spanker boom (27 metres) and a "length on deck" of 107 m (351 ft).
What are big ships called?
Tanker Ships Tanker ships are specialised vessels for carrying a large amount of liquid cargo. Tankers are further sub-divided into different types on the basis of the cargo they carry.
How rare is a black pearl?
Black pearls are formed when that piece of sand gets stuck in the body of a very specific type of oyster, the Tahitian black-lipped Pinctada margaritifera. … This, however, is rare; it occurs in only one in 10,000 pearls.
What was the first ship to sink?
The first cruise ship ever built to ply the frigid waters off Antarctica became the first ever to sink there. The red-hulled M/S Explorer struck ice Friday, took on water as 154 passengers and crew members scrambled to safety aboard lifeboats and rafts, and then it went to the bottom.
What does Galleon mean?
: a heavy square-rigged sailing ship of the 15th to early 18th centuries used for war or commerce especially by the Spanish.
What is a boat with 3 masts called?
A barque—a three-masted sailing ship with square sails on the first two masts (fore and main) and fore-and-aft sails on the mizzenmast.
What is a boat with 2 masts called?
A ketch is a two-masted sailboat whose mainmast is taller than the mizzen mast (or aft-mast), generally in a 40-foot or bigger boat. The name ketch is derived from catch. The ketch's main mast is usually stepped in the same position as in a sloop.
What are pirate ships called?
Sloops. Sloops were the most common choice during Golden Age of Pirates during the 16th and 17th century for sailing around the Caribbean and crossing the Atlantic. These were commonly built in Caribbean and were easily adapted for pirate antics.
How did pirates poop on ships?
What is the biggest ship in the world?
Seawise GiantThe largest ship in the world by length is the oil tanker Seawise Giant at 1,504 feet (458.46 meters). It was in service from 1979 to 2009. In the decade since its retirement, no ship has surpassed its length.
What is the oldest ship in the world?
Pesse canoeThe Pesse canoe is the world's oldest known ship, dating between 8040 and 7510 BC.
What are the small boats on a pirate ship called?
yawl (or dandy) A ships small boat crewed by rowers. A two-masted fore-and-aft-rigged sailing vessel similar to the ketch but having a smaller jigger or mizzenmast projecting out behind the rudder.


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2019 Teacher of the Year
Congratulations to Kindergarten teacher Hannah White of Woodsville Elementary School! Hannah has been named the NH Agriculture in the Classroom Teacher of the Year for 2019. The award recognizes her efforts in teaching our youngest students to become stewards of the land and showing them that they can make a difference in the world. Hannah believes that children learn best with hands on science exploration, so her school year starts out with the study of butterflies. The in depth unit on saving the Monarch butterfly is packed with activities exploring life cycles, tagging butterflies to follow their journey south, harvesting milkweed seeds, counting out the seeds and sharing them with family and friends, explaining the importance of saving the butterfly, planting a pollinator garden and creating a news broadcast on why we need to save the pollinators. Students also work in the garden, continue the composting project, monitor the classroom aquarium, build birdhouses and much more.
2018 Teacher of the Year - Becky Carney
Congratulations to Becky Carney for being named the 2018 NH Agriculture in the Classroom Teacher of the Year! During her 16 year tenure at Seabrook Elementary School, Becky has integrated agriculture into her technology classroom on a regular basis. Over the past year, her students learned about the origins of maple syrup, the life cycle of a pea, MyPlate and the history of the New England Clam bake while increasing their computer literacy. Students venture into the garden for "brain breaks" to plant snap peas, build a root view garden bed, forage for native Concord grapes and tap maple trees.


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Exploding Milk Bottles! When Ice and Dairy collide…
Sub-zero temperatures can be hazardous. If frostbite, hypothermia and road accidents weren't bad enough; now our milk bottles are exploding!
In a previous post, Ruth wanted to know the answer to her milk bottle saga:
Sweet-tasting cream erupting from a bottle of milk!
"My milk was frozen this morning so that the cream erupted out of the bottle in a column. I see why that happened but why did this bit of cream taste really sweet?"
After promising to investigate and learning about the science behind a simple bottle of milk, it seems Ruth has discovered an ingenious way to get naturally sweet cream…
What happens when you freeze milk?
Milk is mostly water, so when it turns into ice (at about -0.5 degrees C) it expands as it freezes. So if the bottle is pretty full then an eruption is likely…
Water expands by about 10% when it freezes, which is why frozen pipes tend to burst!
Milk isn't just water though; it contains fats, proteins and sugar (lactose). If you've ever made an olive oil salad dressing, then you will know that fats (oil) and water don't like to mix. It is the same with the milk fats: They help to give milk its nice white colour and they are dissolved, but only just. If you freeze milk slowly, then as the water turns to ice the fats 'condense' out and rise to the top as cream.
Fat is suspended in milk as microscopic globules. When milk freezes slowly, the globules come together as cream
So why did Ruth's cream taste so sweet?
Why does frozen cream taste sweet?
Ruth's main question had me stumped: milk contains sugar (called lactose) but why would the cream taste particularly sweet? Well, I eventually found the answer in a 1935 research paper where researchers in Washington, USA devoted months of research to what finding out all the different things that happen to milk when you freeze it!
Those of you who have sugar in your tea will testify: sugar mixes and dissolves well in water with a bit of a stir. The sugar in milk (lactose) is a bit different, and doesn't dissolve in water as well.
Lactose (milk sugar): Looks like normal sugar but doesn't dissolve well
So, in the same way cream separates from milk when freezing, so does the sugar. The researchers found that cream from frozen milk had sucked up lots of lactose from the milk and so tasted sweet!
Is it safe to freeze milk?
If you forego the risks associated with potentially exploding milk bottles, drinking milk that has been frozen is perfectly safe. If you fancy stock-piling a few bottles of milk for a rainy day, then freezing is good way of stopping it going off. If you freeze it quickly, it is less likely to separate. But when it is defrosted, a good shake will mix the cream and the liquid back together again, giving you the perfect accompaniment to your morning Cheerios!
Another danger of milk delivered to your front door
Read More:
Advice on freezing milk from the Food Standards Agency
Guidance on storing and freezing breast milk
Read all about the Chemistry and Physics of Milk!
Web, BH and Hall, SA. (1935) Some Physical Effects of Freezing upon Milk and Cream. Journal of Dairy Science Volume 18, Issue 5, Pages 275-286
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5 thoughts on "Exploding Milk Bottles! When Ice and Dairy collide…
 1. Thanks Dr Stu,
 I was thinking is this a way to make lactose free milk for people who are lactose intolerant? Happy Christmas. Ruthie
 Posted by Ruth Behan | December 23, 2010, 12:09 pm
 - It could be… but it probably wouldn't get rid of all the lactose. You can buy lactose-free dairy milk. They get rid of the lactose by adding an enzyme to break it down into simple sugar. The enzyme they add is the same one that is missing in people who are lactose intollerant (lactase) – so it should have exactly the same nutritional benefits as normal milk (Apparently, it makes the milk taste a bit sweeter).
 Posted by Stuart Farrimond | December 29, 2010, 10:50 am
 2. Dr Stu，
 Could you please tell me if these's any sucrose and fructose in milk？Thanks a lot
 Posted by NanZhang | October 31, 2012, 9:16 am
 - Hi there – thanks for the question.
 In a word, no.
 The main sugar in milk is lactose. There are minute traces of other sugars (e.g. glucose). Fructose comes from plants (fruits and vegetables). Sucrose is present in fruit and vegetables, but is principally isolated from sugar cane and sugar beets.
 Lactose is actually a disaccharide – meaning it is made of two, more basic, sugars. When digested, it is broken down into glucose and galactose.
 Hope that answers your question!
 Posted by Stuart Farrimond | October 31, 2012, 6:53 pm
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Definition of moorland
n. - Land consisting of a moor or moors. 2
The word "moorland" uses 8 letters: A D L M N O O R.
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Journal of Archaeological Science doi:10.1016/j.jas.2009.11.016
Radiocarbon evidence indicates that migrants introduced farming to Britain
Archaeologists disagree about how farming began in Britain. Some argue it was a result of indigenous groups adopting domesticates and cultigens via trade and exchange. Others contend it was the consequence of a migration of farmers from mainland Europe. To shed light on this debate, we used radiocarbon dates to estimate changes in population density between 8000 and 4000 cal BP. We found evidence for a marked and rapid increase in population density coincident with the appearance of cultigens around 6000 cal BP. We also found evidence that this increase occurred first in southern England and shortly afterwards in central Scotland. These findings are best explained by groups of farmers from the Continent independently colonizing England and Scotland, and therefore strongly support the migrant farmers hypothesis.


Quick Answer: Is Airlift Movie Based On True Story?
Who is the wife of Akshay Kumar?
Twinkle Khannam.
2001Akshay Kumar/Wife.
Why did Iraq invade Kuwait in 1990?
In August 1990, Iraq invaded the country of Kuwait to its southeast in a bid to gain more control over the lucrative oil supply of the Middle East. In response, the United States and the UN Security Council demanded that Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein withdraw Iraqi troops from Kuwait, but Hussein refused.
What is the meaning of airlift?
: a system of transporting cargo or passengers by aircraft often to or from an otherwise inaccessible area. Other Words from airlift Example Sentences Learn More about airlift.
Who is real Ranjit Katyal?
Akshay KumarThe airlift, which began in the first week of September 1990, lasted 59 days and involved 499 sorties. Mathews was among the last to leave. Makers of Airlift recently acknowledged that Ranjit Katyal, played by Akshay Kumar, was a fictional character based on Mathews and another Indian businessman, Harbhajan Singh Vedi.
What is the story of airlift movie?
Who was the Kuwaiti girl in airlift?
In 2016 Feryna appeared in film Airlift as Tasneem alongside Akshay Kumar and Nimrat Kaur, set in Kuwait 1990 when Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait. She also acted in a short British film titled as A Secret Heart by director Cary Shawney. In this film, she is seen in the role of a British Jewish girl from World War 2.
How many Indians were evacuated from Kuwait?
170,000 IndianMore than 170,000 Indian citizens evacuated. The 1990 airlift of Indians from Kuwait was carried out from August 13, 1990 to October 20, 1990 after the Invasion of Kuwait.
How did Kuwait respond to invasion by Iraq?
The Iraqi invasion and occupation of Kuwait was unanimously condemned by all major world powers. … NATO members were particularly critical of the Iraqi occupation of Kuwait and by late 1990, the United States had issued an ultimatum to Iraq to withdraw its forces from Kuwait by 15 January 1991 or face war.
Is airlift based on true story?
The real story of this Malayali entrepreneur who coordinated the evacuation in Kuwait in 1990. Akshay Kumar claims to have lived the life of Mathunny Mathews in his head for nine long months, while essaying the real character in the current Bollywood flick Airlift. … The film has caught Indians by their heart.
Who was the heroine in airlift?
Airlift is a 2016 Indian Hindi-language historical drama film directed by Raja Krishna Menon, starring Akshay Kumar and Nimrat Kaur.
Who is nimrat Kaur husband?
Nimrat Kaur Height, Weight, Age, Husband, Affairs & MoreBioReal NameNimrat KaurMarital StatusUnmarriedAffairs/BoyfriendsNot KnownHusbandN/A35 more rows
Does Netflix have airlift?
Airlift – (2016) – Netflix.
Why is airlift banned in Kuwait?
This ban definitely reflects on the fact that the Kuwaiti people(at least the censor board) did take offence to what was shown in the movie, as the events showed in the movie projected them to be a government which fled during a major crisis(the iraq invasion), leaving their own behind.
How old is nimrat Kaur?
38 years (March 13, 1982)Nimrat Kaur/Age
When did Iraq invade Kuwait?
August 2, 1990 – August 4, 1990Invasion of Kuwait/Periods


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During a cluster build, Electric Make (eMake) is invoked on the cluster hosts when a submake is invoked by the build, and when makefiles are parsed to determine the work that needs to be done in the build. In either case, the eMake process on the cluster hosts communicates with the Electric Agent process by means of a file on disk containing the results of the cluster-side invocation. These error messages indicate that the cluster-side eMake process was unable to open that file. The OS error message provides the specific cause of the failure.
Because the error involves an external system in this context (the filesystem on the eMake host), the list of possible causes for this error is virtually limitless: a corrupted filesystem; hardware failure; insufficient permissions; and so on. Refer to the specific OS error message to determine the cause of the failure.
One common cause of this error on Unix systems is that the directory containing the file is not writable by the user running the build.
Remember that the path referenced in the error message is on a cluster host, not on the build host. You can reference the annotation file to determine the host where the error occurred.
The fix depends on the cause of the error.


Heat of Combustion
Definition - What does Heat of Combustion mean?
Heat of Combustion is the heat released under standard conditions during the combustion process. In order to have a complete combustion, the combustion process takes place in presence of adequate oxygen. The burning of hydrocarbon, for example, in the presence of oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water is the complete combustion process. It can also be taken as the heat content of the fuel.
Petropedia explains Heat of Combustion
The heat of combustion can be measured as:
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The bomb calorimeter is used to measure the amount of heat produced during the combustion process. For a reaction the difference between the heat of formation of reactants and products is also the measure of heat of combustion. The heat of combustion of natural gas is 13 Kcal/g and for lignite coal it is 4.4 Kcal/g. The presence of moisture in the petroleum fuel is also vital as it brings down the heat of combustion because some amount of heat is required to first take the moisture off. The higher the enthalpy or heat of combustion of the petroleum fuel, the better will be its market value, i.e., it will fetch higher price in the market during trading.
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love those nodes, here's a simple way to make a planetoid.
This tutorial assumes basic knowledge of a few things, like UV mapping and texture paint, however, if you would prefer, you can substitute a procedural texture for the UV texture, and forget about the geometry node. Also, if you do this, you will probably want the use the 'value' output of the texture node, instead of the 'color' output.
1) we are going to make a planetoid, so, to get started, make a sphere, and UV map it. Using texture paint, create a black and white image of where you want your continents to sit. you can make the water black and the land white, or the other way around, it really doesn't matter. Save the image, we will use it in a moment.
2) select your sphere, and open the materials window. Make a material for the land, with no specular, and a clouds texture for the bump map. Then, make another material for the water, with a high specular, and a stucci, or musgrave texture as the bump map. You can use the same channel, just choose add new, or toggle the appropriate channels on or off in the materials buttons. Anyway, we have two materials, one for land, one for water. make another material to hold the mask texture, or you can put it in one of the channels that's toggled off in your exsisting materials. Anyway, load the mask you just painted into a texture channel.
3) now, split your 3-D screen, and make a nodes window.
4) go back to materials, and on one of them, doesn't matter which, press the 'nodes' button, and you will see two nodes appear in the nodes window. The material will be solid black at this stage, so, in the nodes window, press the red arrow buttons, which will now be highlighted in red, and browse for a material. Choose the land material. Now, with shift+D, duplicate the land node, then, with the browse button, call up the water material. You now have two material nodes, and an output node.
5) we need three more nodes, a mix node, a texture node, and a geometry node. Call these up using shift+A.
6) use the browse button on the texture node to call up your mask texture, and
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b) connect the 'color' output of the texture node to the 'fac' input of the mix node.
c) connect the color output for the water node to either of the color inputs of the mix node.
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The Solling is a range of hills up to 527.8 m above sea level high in the Weser Uplands in the German state of Lower Saxony, whose extreme southerly foothills extend into Hesse and North Rhine-Westphalia.
Inside Lower Saxony it is the second largest range of hills and the third highest after the Harz (Wurmberg; 971 m) and the Kaufungen Forest (Haferberg; 581 m).
The Solling is a cultural landscape consisting mainly of spruce and beech forests.Oak also grows in some areas. The Solling forest is home of a number of animals and birds, for example Red deer or Common Chaffinch. They can best be observed in the Neuhaus wildlife park.
Together with the smaller and lower Vogler range and the little Burgberg to the north, the Solling is part of the Solling-Vogler Nature Park.
The main hills in the Solling include the following (heights given in m above Normalnull):
- Große Blöße (527.8 m)
- Großer Ahrensberg (524.9 m)
- Moosberg (513.0 m) – with Hochsolling observation tower
- Vogelherd (ca. 505 m)
- Dreiberg (493.5 m)
- Großer Steinberg (493 m) – with "Harzblick" observation tower
- Tünnekenbornstrang (490.1 m)
- Langenberg (484.6 m)
- Bärenkopf (473.0 m)
- Wolfsstrang (468.7 m) – with Gaußstein
- Schönenberg (457.1 m)
- Hasselberg (also called the Schrodhalbe; 452.5 m) – with TV tower
- Hahnenbreite (452.0 m)
- Alte Schmacht (447.5 m) – with transmission facility
- Eisernstieg (446.3 m)
- Strutberg (444 m) – with "Sollingturm" observation tower
- Großer Lauenberg (442.6 m)
- Wildenkiel (ca. 441 m)
- Auerhahnkopf (ca. 440 m)
- Hengstrücken (424 m)
- Buchholz (421.7 m)
- Sonnenköpfe (414.6 m; western peak)
- Sonnenköpfe (407.0 m; eastern peak)
- Junge Schmacht (388.0 m)
- Platte (379.7 m)
- Sommerberg (364.5 m)
- Kahlberg (224.7 m)
Villages and towns
Villages and towns in the Solling are:
Johannes Krabbe: Karte des Sollings von 1603, herausgegeben und eingeleitet von Hans-Martin Arnoldt, Kirstin Casemir und Uwe Ohanski, Verlag Hahnsche Buchhandlung Hannover 2004.
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